Past research has found that applicants display impression management tactics can positively influence interviewer evaluations of the applicants. Such as Tsai, Chen, with Chiu ( 2005) found that self-focused impression management tactics and non-verbal impression management tactics can positively influence interviewer evaluations of the applicants. This study extends previous research by examining the moderating roles of interviewer positive and negative affect traits. Partial results support our hypotheses. Results show that when interviewers have higher positive affect traits, the influence of applicant other-focused tactics on interviewer evaluation was great. When interviewers have higher negative affect traits, the influence of applicant non-verbal tactics on interviewer evaluation was minimized.