Nonverbal Communication Interview Review Comments Sample
He made good eye contact during the interview.
He seemed nervous, fidgeting with his hands.
He leaned forward in his chair and seemed engaged in the conversation.
He crossed his arms over his chest, which could indicate defensiveness.
He kept tapping his foot, which is a distracting habit.
He gave a firm handshake when introduced.
He avoided eye contact, which may suggest a lack of confidence.
He nodded along as I spoke, indicating he was listening.
He smiled often during the interview, creating a friendly atmosphere.
He slouched in his chair, giving off an uninterested vibe.
He maintained good posture throughout the interview.
He had an open body language, facing me directly and not crossing his legs or arms.
He kept touching his hair, which is a nervous tic.
He maintained appropriate personal space during the interview.
He looked around the room frequently, showing a lack of focus.
He shifted in his seat frequently, appearing uncomfortable.
He had a neutral facial expression throughout the interview.
He rubbed his hands together often, betraying nerves.
He gestured with his hands when speaking, adding emphasis to his points.
He rolled his eyes at one point during the interview, suggesting annoyance.
He took up a lot of space with his body language, exuding confidence.
He made little eye contact and seemed distracted by something else.
He had a blank expression on his face during most of the interview.
He had a pleasant smile that put me at ease.
He stood too close to me, invading my personal space.
He gave engaging eye contact while answering questions.
He furrowed his brow during difficult questions, showing concentration.
He had a habit of touching his face while talking.
He broke eye contact often, suggesting discomfort or dishonesty.
He used hand gestures excessively, which were distracting.
He appeared disinterested throughout the interview.
He used good posture and sat up straight throughout the interview.
He laughed frequently during the interview and seemed to have a good sense of humor.
He crossed his legs often during the interview.
He appeared irritated throughout the interview, making impatient gestures with his hands.
He had a habit of biting his nails during the interview.
He leaned back in his chair with arms crossed, which can come across as defensive.
He made frequent glances at his phone during the interview, appearing distracted.
He had difficulty maintaining eye contact but seemed genuinely interested in what I was saying.
He appeared confident throughout the interview, using open body language and direct eye contact.
He yawned several times throughout the interview, suggesting boredom or fatigue.
He avoided crossing his arms or legs, keeping an open posture throughout the interview.
He used hand gestures sparingly but effectively to emphasize points.
He appeared relaxed and comfortable throughout the interview, making for a pleasant conversation.
He appeared tense and nervous throughout the interview, lacking in confidence.
He made frequent vocalizations such as "umm" and "uhh" while speaking.
He kept playing with an object in his hand during the interview, showing distraction and nervousness.
He appeared interested and engaged in the conversation, leaning forward and making good eye contact.
He slumped down in his chair with arms crossed, looking uninterested in the conversation.
He appeared confident and self-assured throughout the interview, using good posture and maintaining eye contact.
He appeared uncomfortable and fidgety throughout the interview, unable to sit still or make eye contact.
He made a lot of disruptive noises such as rustling papers or tapping fingers during the interview.
He appeared relaxed and at ease throughout the interview, creating a good rapport with me as the interviewer.
He spent most of the interview looking down at his lap, avoiding eye contact and appearing uninterested in the conversation.
He used minimal gestures or body language during the interview, coming across as reserved or stoic.
He appeared distracted throughout the interview, constantly checking his phone or looking around the room instead of paying attention to the conversation at hand.
He demonstrated strong active listening skills by nodding along to what I was saying and offering thoughtful responses to questions asked.
He had a tendency to interrupt or talk over me during the interview, showing impatience or rudeness in communication style.
His expressive facial features helped convey emotions and create a more personable interaction between us as interviewer and interviewee.
His high energy level during the interview made it feel like more of a discussion than an interrogation, creating a comfortable atmosphere for both parties involved.
His low energy level during the interview made it difficult to develop any real connection or rapport with him as an individual, resulting in a less effective conversation overall.
His use of sarcasm or other forms of humor helped lighten the mood and make the conversation feel less formal or intimidating for both parties involved.
His lack of punctuality or tardiness to the scheduled interview time created an initial negative impression and set a poor tone for the rest of our interaction together.
His limited range of expressions or failure to show any emotion during our discussion made it difficult to gauge what he was thinking or feeling about certain topics or questions raised during our conversation together.
His tendency to shift blame or avoid taking responsibility for past mistakes made it challenging to assess how well-suited he would be for handling challenges or conflicts that may arise in this role moving forward.
He did not maintain eye contact while answering questions which made it hard to engage him.
He looked nervous at start but gradually gained confidence throughout the interview.
He kept breaking into laughter every now and then even though there wasn't anything humorous being talked about.
He kept fiddling with his pen nervously while answering some tough questions.
He did not pay much attention to non-verbal communication cues from the interviewer.
He showed signs of impatience towards some questions that were asked repetitively.
He kept repeating himself after every question which showed lack of clarity.
He didn't seem interested in talking about previous work history.
He kept diverting questions from previous work experience to other aspects.
He shook hands firmly at end which was courteous.
He displayed respectful behavior by maintaining proper distance during entire time.
He smiled confidently before leaving which left good impression.
He hesitated before answering some tricky questions but replied honestly nonetheless.