Are you practising before hand? I have really bad anxiety and used to have this same issue, but can combat this really well by premptively knowing the answers and doing mock interviews with other people. Research common interview questions, write down good answers and memorize them well. If you're having trouble determining good and bad answers go to your local job center/YMCA for advice.

Take a small dose of xanax instead of getting fucking high

>>17128957
And my second bit of advice to someone who borders on panic in interviews accept that you are anxious. It's okay. Anxiety is very common, and not a reason not to hire someone for most jobs.

Just focus on the interviewer and the air in the room. Don't focus on yourself.

Yea pills might b blocking or slowly down ur mind surely? Causing the latter to onset
Maybe just practice more as above said and try not to seem desperate or even interested that works for me.
I nean be professional but just take ur time

>>17128967
I usually just get in the character of "simple man." My role: person who can and will do the job.

What else, besides fashion sense, is going to sway thier opinion? A bunch of stuff that isnt changeable.

>>17128954
I find it awkward if I were to do mock interviews though.. But I did write down the the answers to some common questions but they caught me off guard with some of the questions.

>>17128957
>>17128963
Only took 2 small tablets. I was fine with being anxious but not when I had those long pauses. It rarely happens unless I'm really distressed and having that happen during an interview is just too much for me to remain calm. Any tips on how to excuse myself for the pauses?

>>17128967
It's a really low dose though. But 2 pills is all I need in really stressful social situations. I'm pretty sure the not being able to think stuff was my anxiety which I thought the xanax would have gotten rid of

>>17128975
I don't really understand what you mean, anon. Like just appear calm and talk slowly?