Don't show your desperation
No matter how desperately you want the job, remember that it’s just an opportunity. Your entire future is not dependent on landing this particular job.
From the interviewer’s point of view: Enthusiasm is good, neediness can be a bit awkward.
No matter what happens, this interview will be a learning experience that will make you a better job candidate and savvier professional in the long run.
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