We're born with the skill to build rapport, but many people grew up and forgot how. NLP includes step by step models for building rapport, which comes in pretty handy whenever you deal with people. Random job interviews are one of many great contexts for building these kinds of skills, and I plan to go on more in the future. I've learned a lot from my new interview hobby in another way, too. Not only am I building skills, and meeting some people who really enjoy what they're doing, but I'm stepping into realities I never thought I'd be interested in.
Interviewers are great with the hypnotic inductions, building compelling futures.
The hypnotic language patterns occur so easily in the conversation, so unconsciously, that with a few questions, we're able to build a completely new future reality for myself and the interviewer. I've found in past jobs that as I learn more and more about my work, my value increases and I was given more responsibilities. Tell me a little about how my job here will work that way. And so on. You've got to love it.