As part of their recruitment efforts, RSM advertises on their careers website, "Do you want to make a meaningful impact while continuing to grow? Whatever your passions and interests, RSM can help you explore the right opportunities. You've worked hard to get where you are, and now you're ready to use your skills, talents, and individuality to kick off your career." They advertise this as a selling point, hoping it will motivate their ideal candidates to pursue a career with them.

Cappfinity suggests that "studies have shown that when we use our strengths, we are happier and experience more vitality and positive emotions. We are less stressed, better at achieving our goals, perform better, and are more engaged at work." Cappfinity will likely watch your posture to gauge your enthusiasm. Slouching, folding your arms, or protecting your neck will portray the opposite of enthusiasm and motivation. Similarly, your professional appearance, such as how clean your clothing and surroundings are, will convey how seriously you take this opportunity. Cappfinity will also likely monitor your facial expressions and eye, head, and hand movements throughout the interview. It may also scan tone for your vocal cues, such as placing stress or emphasis on certain words, stutters, or taking long pauses.

"I am most often motivated by helping the team achieve our mutual goals, by the camaraderie that comes with that, and being recognized for my contributions to the team, which I always put 200% into. I hope to advance my career and am motivated by the opportunities to advance. I am often motivated when achieving those goals is placed within reach."