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doubleblue&gold-I can understand that you may want to be prepared, just realise that it doesn't guarantee a thing.
Sad to say, but this is indeed true. However, one thing that
stands out when you meet a person for the first time is their degree of confidence. I believe confidence is a tie breaker in so many aspects be it seeking a job, making a conversational point
OR going through recruitment. I am NOT talking about "cocky"!
Confidence is like a smile or a laugh that comes naturally-not forced-it puts others at ease. There are self-help books and psychologists who recommend this to people who have trouble with public interaction.
If practicing conversaton helps build confidence in a stressful stuation then by all means use it! It's just another tool.
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