Communication skills:

Communication is key as they say. This is whyncommication is such an important skill in an interview scenario.

To have a strong communication with people, it factors into certain things like; body language, tone of voice, the way you act etc.

Your body language is crucial, you need to look relaxed but not to much to make you look lazy, but you don't want to be sat bolt upright and stiff. You need to look something a bit like this.

You don't want to be looking like this because its too informal and relaxed.

But you also can look to formal and it isn't as comfortable answering questions to somebody who looks like they are pressuring you. This can look like this

Active listening:

Active listening is where you always listen to the answers of your questions so you can adapt your next questions towards them. This is useful because the next question you have on your paper might not actually have anything to do with what they just said. Then it would seem all out of place. Shown below is a picture of someone demonstrating listening to the interviewee.

Telephone techniques:

Telephone techniques are good for hooking your interview. Interview techniques are characteristics such as being confident, a good understanding of knowledge on the interviewee or subject. It may also be good to sound professional and polite by remembering your manners and your punctuation.