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"Hello! Peggy Charlton here for Expert Village. When you are ending the interview, make sure you thank them, shake their hand again, look the person in the eye and say I hope I will be hearing from you soon. When you are in your job interview, something strange or unavoidable might happen in the room and if it is something that is your fault or anyone's fault, you need to learn to laugh about it and then have your employer move on with the interview. But you know things happen. Just be prepared for it. You might have a fire drill right in the middle of your job interview. If so, just laugh about it and do what you are supposed to do. Eventually you will get back to your interview. Whatever you do, keep your cool when these situations happen. "
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