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Approaching the interview at a relaxed and unhurried pace fosters an environment where candidates feel comfortable and valued. This approach enables the interviewer to listen actively and thoughtfully to the candidate's responses, which can lead to more meaningful and in-depth discussions. A calm pace creates a sense of rapport and allows the candidate to articulate their thoughts without the pressure of a rushed environment. This can also encourage candidates to share more about their qualifications and experiences, providing the interviewer with a clearer understanding of the candidate's fit for the position.

In contrast, a hurried manner can introduce stress and anxiety for candidates, potentially hindering their performance and the quality of their responses. Silence, if not strategically used, may create discomfort rather than encouraging reflection. Frequent distractions can disrupt the flow of the conversation, making it difficult to maintain focus on the candidate’s responses. Thus, a relaxed and unhurried pace is essential for an effective and productive interview.