"Just be yourself"
In work settings, people don't want to see your unfiltered and unchecked personality. In job interviews, people are interested in the best version of you.
What to do: In any high-stakes situation, you will be rewarded if you manage your public image and display self-control. The best approach is to read the room and work out what is expected of you. Then be emotionally intelligent enough to change your behaviour accordingly.
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