2. Listen to heavy-bass music.
If you don't already have a playlist that gets you pumped before a job interview, you might want to start making one now.
2014 research led by Northwestern professor Dennis Y. Hsu found that undergraduates who listened to clips of "high-power" songs, including Queen's "We Will Rock You," 2 Unlimited's "Get Ready for This," and 50 Cent's "In Da Club," acted as though they felt more powerful than those who listened to clips of low-power songs.
In one experiment, for example, the students who'd listened to high-power songs were more likely to volunteer to go first in a debate immediately after.
In a subsequent experiment, the researchers determined that it was the bass level that produced feelings of power: Students who listened to heavy-bass music pieces reported feeling more powerful than students who listened to those same music pieces with the bass level lowered.