>
>There is only one good way to handle that:  Prepare exactly what you want to
>say and say it no matter what the questions are.  "Great question, Dr. Phil.
>Before I answer that, I like to say .  .  ."
>
>It works.


It's the only way!!

Think of three things you *must must must* get into your responses,
no matter what the questions.

When you answer a question,  do it fully...so when the interviewer
says (for example), 'what do you think the benefits of extended
nursing are?' don't say
'well, it's great for our relationship'.....instead, say 'I believe
the benefits of extended nursing for me and for my children are
....blah blah blah'. Try to avoid the 'well' at the start, too : )

This makes it much harder for comments to be edited out (because the
question is not heard, so we don't know what 'it' stands for, and
that sentence might end up cut).

Heather Welford Neil
NCT bfc Newcastle upon Tyne UK

(also a video maker as part of the day job!)

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