You can turn this to your advantage by making a positive first impression that, in turn, sets a favorable tone for what happens during your interview. Your goal is to create an impression of an individual who is confident, self-assured and gracious. The way you dress frames the picture - the way you behave paints the portrait of who you are. During an employment interview, what you convey non-verbally may be as important as what you say. Looking away indicates shyness, dislike or a lack of interest.
Eye contact indicates a desire for communication, feedback and friendliness.
Make, and keep eye contact. The way you sit or stand can convey energy or fatigue, interest or boredom. Walk and sit with a confident air. Lean toward the interviewer to indicate interest and enthusiasm. Voice and Gestures Speaking loudly, rapidly or in a high pitch can convey anger or anxiety.