Job Interview Questions: How should i prepare for going into a starbucks job interview?

ive got one coming up on tuesday and im really needing this job, it would be good to get some answers from people who already work there...

Job Interview Skills: What Does The Employer Want To Hear?

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Don't work there, but a really good thing to do would be for you to go to their website, read the information in the "about us" section where they talk about their corporate values, community service, and other information that would be helpful for you to know when thinking of how to frame your responses and make yourself stand out from the crowd.

5 Helpful Rules to Successful Job Interviewing

Job Interview Questions: What are the "rules" in rescheduling a job interview?

My city got 20 + inches of snow today (Wed) and today and tomorrow the city is pretty much shut down.. My interview is on Friday and i'm afraid I wont be able to make it because of the amount of snow removal we have to do. Any thoughts on rescheduling interviews?

Discriminatory Job Interview Questions to Avoid

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Do you live in the North or the South? If you live in the North, that snow will be gone by Friday. If you live in the South, leave your house an early, drive 10 below the speed limit, and be a cautious driver. Unless everybody's power out, there's no reason to miss an interview because of weather. It's a test of how you would do on the job anyway. If something's hard, would you just do it later? Your future employer hopes not.

10 Job Interview Tips That Will Help You Make a Good Impression

• You should call tomorrow and let them know your status. Ask about the possibility of rescheduling if it becomes a problem. There should be no problem if it is a reasonable company.


• Get up early and hike in your suit and dress shoes. Messy but worth it.Think of it this way-after you get the job you'll be able to afford a new pair of dogs to put up on your brand new davenport!!


• They live in the same city you do. If they can get to work, you can get to the interview.

Job Interview Questions: How should I dress for a job interview?

I'm 17 years, and I have a job interiew tomorrow.
I was wondering, if I should just dress casual or wear a shirt and tie?

Job Interview Tip Number 1 is Preparation

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It really depends on the job you're looking for.
In my experience and my friend's experience if you wear something that you'd never ever wear during the job your boss may get a little miffed because you were just putting on a facade during the interview.
If you're going for a desk job and would wear nice clothes definitely a nice shirt and probably some khakis. A tie may be too much but really use your own judgement. You can always bring the tie with you and when you get there if you're feeling it put it on the bathroom before you go in.
If you're interviewing for something more casual like a video store or a market or book store (etc.) you don't have to dress up so much. Just probably nothing that you think would scare off the boss.
If you know the boss it'd be good to figure out of they'd be intrigued by things like cool jewelry and stuff or intimidated and put off.
If all else fails just remember - you want to be yourself but present the best version of yourself. But don't raise the bar too high and give yourself room to get better. :)
Good luck!

Job Interview Preparation

• it depends what type of job. if its a job in food like starbucks then you can dress more casual. if it is a big job like an assistant or more business like, you dress differently. you can always wear a black pencil skirt and a blouse. its better to wear darker colors to look more professional. make sure no tattoos are showing if you have any and dont wear to much jewelry. for shoes you can wear either flats or heals. dont wear sneakers or slippers.

Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to a job interview at the Sheraton?

I am applying for the position as Fun Coordinator/Pool Attendant at the Sheraton. I have no idea what to wear for the interview. Please help! :)

Mistakes to Avoid When Answering Tricky Job Interview Questions

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Dress nicely. For my interview at a movie theater I wore black pants, a white button up, and heels and carried my jacket with me even thought it was 95 degrees out side. I was dressed nicer than the manager interviewing me but it showed that I was serious about the job. Don't forget dress for the job you want not the one you have!

Job Interview Preparation - Three Key Steps

• GCFLearnFree.org has free tutorials on how to prepare for interviews: www.gcflearnfree.org/interviewski… It includes instructional text, informational graphics, examples, and even interactives for you to practice what you've learned/actually apply what you've learned. It discusses what you should wear to an interview and what questions you can anticipate being asked.
  
  It's best to wear professional clothes to an interview, even if the attire you would wear during employment is much more casual. Something fitting for an office environment, so dress slacks, dress shoes, a nice blouse, tasteful jewelry, clean, neat hair and general clean and tidy appearance
  
  If you need additional help for things like writing a resume or job searching, there are tutorials for that as well: www.gcflearnfree.org/career
  
  Hope it helps and Good Luck!


• Dress professional. That applies for all interviews. Dress pants, nice black shoes that match, and a dress shirt. A nice suit works too. Going to a used clothing store is great if you are on a budget. You aren't dressing like you are going to a fancy play, but you need to dress up. If you take the job seriously they will take you seriously. Bring a trusted friend along for their opinion on your outfit. That helps too. Good luck!!

Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to a job interview at The Body Shop?

I was at The Body Shop the other day, and the woman to whom I spoke implied that jeans and a tshirt would not be okay for the interview (at my past places of employment--a library and a specialty soap store--they would be fine). So can anyone give me some good suggestions as to what I should wear to this interview?

Job Interview Secrets and Best Practices That Land Job

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Black skirt and tights or black trousers and a nice shirt or smart sweater.

Good luck.

Get a Job: 5 Tips for Doing a Mock Job Interview With a Friend

• Look clean and collected with slacks, a nice top, and flats (or heels). Make sure your breath is nice and your makeup looks natural.


• go to the body shop and guess what? Look at what the others are wearing ...they project an image ... I think you just lost the job....


• Tight black pants and a slutty top with lots of cleavage. Also 6 inch heels minimum.

Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to a job interview?

I'm 17 and i'm interviewing at a little family owned cheese shop. I worked at Subway until I quit on Monday, and I just wore khaki pants to that interview, but I felt like I was overdressed. Would jeans be okay or should I dress it up a little anyways?

Lethal Job Interview Mistakes

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Just dress smart but casual. You don't want to be going in a business woman's suit, yet you don't want to be going in sweat pants and a baggy top.

I recommend that you wear a nice casual t-shirt and some Cotton pants or plain jeans that have know holes or dark or light patches in for the fashion. You want to look professional yet easy and nice to work and get on with.

Also make-up is important if you normally wear it. Don't go in with make up on like your going to a party, go for the natural look for example skin tone foundation, light lip gloss or lipstick and light shades of eye shadow.

Hope I helped.

Job Interview Dress Code - Dressing for Success

• Casual, but business appropriate:)
  I hope you get the job:)

Job Interview Questions: Is this a good way to responsed to a job interview offer thru email?

Dear Corporate Recruiter,

Thank you very much for the opportunity to interview with you. I look forward to discussing the possibility of creating a mutually beneficial relationship with the company.

Sincerely,

A Job Interview Guide for Starters

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it is ok!

Job Interview Preparation: The Key To Getting The Job Offer!

• Sounds cliched, to me.
  
  Also, I'm anti-thank you note. As you commented in your sentences above, it's mutually beneficial. They have work that needs to be done and you're capable of the work. Everyone wins, no thank yous necessary.
  
  If you insist on the obsequious, try something like, "I just wanted to write and say how much I enjoyed talking with you on Monday. If there is anything else you need from me please don't hesitate to ask."


• Yes, that is perfect. Simple, short, but covering everything. Love it(:


• Yes. It's simple, short, and polite.


• Yes i think so.

Job Interview Questions: What should I bring to a job interview?

I have a interview Monday with a bank. I am apply for a personal banker position. I am bring my resume, cover letter and a copy of my transcript from college (I have 70 credit hours, with 54 more hours left for a Bachelor in Business Management) The position only say you need a high school diploma so should I bring the college transcript or is that over doing it. Also, What else should I bring, and what are some good tips. Also how early should I arrive. PLEASE HELP

Job Interviewing Preparation: The Winning Approach!

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First, congratulations on landing the interview! In today's market, that's not always an easy thing to do. You have all the materials you need, however, consider them more like a portfolio. Anything you've done that is relevant to the position you are interviewing for should be included. The most important thing to do is prepare yourself. Find a friend or family member and mock interview so that you can practice your answers. There are a lot of places online you will find potential interview questions. Next, make sure you have 2-3 questions of your own and plan on asking them during the interview. Do your homework and read about the company. Find things to ask about that let them know you have done research and are taking the position seriously. The site below will also give you more information on interview tips.

Job Interviews - How to Quickly and Easily Succeed at Them

• If they need the transcript, they would ask for it. I think it is overkill and a waste of paper. They'd also insist on it being in a sealed envelope from the registrar and they would probably request it themselves. Usually they would only care if you have a degree. I'd arrive ten minutes before the interview and I would bring a pen and the other two items you mentioned.
  
  I'd also make sure to dress professionally and not go in even in business casual if you can help it. Business casual is the bare minimum if you don't own a suit. At least wear a tie. Make sure to wear good shoes and your hair looks nice. Don't forget deodorant. Take out any piercings you have on before you get there.


• You probably don't need the college transcript--I've never been asked to provide one for an entry-level job--but you can bring all of your documents in a professional-looking leather portfolio, and if your interviewer expresses any interest in seeing proof of your credit hours, you can pull it and show him. If he doesn't say anything, just leave it in there.
  
  If you haven't filled out an official job application with the company, bring the addresses and phone numbers of all your previous jobs (for filling out the job history section--I surely don't remember all the details of my previous jobs that well), and bring a few copies of your references sheet with the names and contact info for at least three references.
  
  You can walk in about 10 minutes early and let someone know that you are there to see so-and-so, but that you know you're early, so there's no rush. You'll probably be directed somewhere to wait for your interviewer.
  
  Look up a list of commonly asked interview questions (Google it) and already have answers prepared for those questions.


• Myself I believe that letters are great, providing they are composed utilizing great punctuation and spelling (always use a spall chocker!). You can get some great guidance for composing letters by visiting the resource in the box below, it's got a lot of other stuff about job hunting in addition.


• Good luck with your interview. Even if your nervous try and appear to be confident. Not TOO over confident though. Just that you believe in yourself and know what your doing.
  Make sure you show charisma and when they ask the question
  'why should we employ you' say because you have ambition. Let them know that you believe in yourself and their company!
  How could they say no!
  Best of luck


• I'll tell you what NOT to bring: your cell phone. (Or leave it in the car. Turn it off, at the very least.)
  
  Sure way to blow an interview is to have your cell phone ring during the interview. Even worse if you answer it.


• A fresh copy of your resume. Dress business casual, bring a pen, and arrive 10 to 15 minutes early

Job Interview Questions: Should I bring a briefcase like this to a job interview?

I have a job interview next Thursday for an entry-level bookkeeping position, and was wondering if this briefcase looks appropriate?

www.target.com/Bueno-Croco-Trim-Briefcase-Black/dp/B003MDFK2A/ref=pd_ecc_rvi_2

How to Bounce Back From Job Interview Rejection

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You can also keep your important documents in the briefcase instead of carrying them in your hand. You should also bring pen and paper to a job interview. Bring job skills portfolio if you have.

Job Interview Practice - You've Done Your Interview Prep, Now What's the Best Way to Practice?

• You don't need any kind of a briefcase for an interview - just bring yourself, properly dressed :]


• oh definitely. as soon as you walk through the door with one of those bad boys with the $27.99 tag haggin out the side, say no more the jobs yours.


• buy it if you want but, know one will be judging you on your looks so don't fret about it.


• No

Job Interview Questions: What kind of clothes should i wear for a job interview at a rock climbing gym?

i have an interview for a regular employee position at a rock climbing gym so what should i wear? i don't want to be too formal, or too lax, but its a climbing gym right? this is minimum wage job position any ideas?

What to Do Before, During and After a Job Interview

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Like all job interviews - somewhat dressy. I wouldn't recommend a suit/tie or power suit, but a pair of slacks/skirt and a button up shirt/blouse would be good. Probably comfortable, practical shoes (not heels, etc.).
Do not wear what you would climbing...save that for the job (if that's the dress code for employees).

Job Interview Essentials

• Obviously those who said be dressy never been to a climbing gym before or have realized how laid back it is. First off if you walk into a climbing gym wearing a suit blouse they`re probably going think you know nothing about climbing. It`ll lead them to believe that you`re too strict or dont know what climbing is about. I`d show up in a pair of decent jeans and a t shirt or nice shirt. Dont get your hair all done and dont wear tons of makeup. I`d also bring a gym bag along with clothes that you can climb in, this way you can change after the interview and climb in the gym. It`ll show that you really enjoy climbing and climb any chance you get.
  
  After the interview ask the person interviewing you if there is a place you can change because you want to climb


• I always make it a point to be somewhat dressy for any interview, regardless of the job type. You should just wear black or gray dress pants, a nice button down and dressy flats. It shows that youre not trying to over-do it, but that you are professional.


• Wear what you'd like to work in if it could pass for new and smells fresh.
  In my case that would be black synthetic body stocking leaving feet, hands
  and neck upwards exposed. I prefer to climb wearing black boots, helmet
  and don't use chalk.


• I would say jeans, a nice blouse, good shoes (not worn), and do your makeup well (I suggest doing it pretty nude). The jeans make it less formal, but you look like you care.


• i would say NICE yoga style pants, a nice shirt/blouse, casual flats/nice shoes ( nice fancy workout gear)


• climbing boots and a bowline.

Job Interview Questions: Good speaker with nervous problem has job interview tomorrow?

I have a job interview tomorrow at Vitamin Shoppe and was wondering if I could get any tips...I'm a good speaker and have no problems expressing myself once I get over my initial nerves but people tend to get a bad impression and don't wait around to "hear the rest" so to speak... ...giving people a bad impression...any tips on how to control that? I need to ace this interview so I can pay off school... :D...D:...any help is appreciated

Tips During a Job Interview - Tremendous Ways to Stand Out From the Crowd!

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Practice! Grab a friend (or call one) and have them go over common interview questions with you. You won't be nervous if you already have an answer mentally prepared for the tough questions, like "what's your greatest weakness" and "why do you want to work for us?"
The other essentials: Good eye contact. No fidgeting. Shake hands firmly. Take your time. Good luck!

Interview Skills You Need To Succeed In a Job Interview

• Have good breathe, take a deep breathe and make sure to smile during the interview and make good eye contact. Also practice what you're going to say as well. Good luck!

Job Interview Questions: Have an office depot job interview tomarrow what to wear?

its my first job interview and im pretty nervous i know kinda what to expect but what should i wear should i wear dress pants and shoes? and a collar shirt? i need any tips that you can give me this is important to me.....also how can i stay calm

The 60 Second Resume Job Interview Strategy!

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Alright, no matter what type of job it is you should always dress up. Wear flats or short heels closed toe. Dress pants are a must :) Collar shirt, or a nice dress shirt with a suit jacket over it...

What NOT to wear:
shorts, skirts, jeans, high heels, open toed shoes, tank tops, big jewelry, tons of make up..

How to stay calm.. take deep breaths, don't chew gum, don't bring too many things with you (nothing to play with), also take a couple seconds to think out your answer before answering and be honest. Good luck :)

Job Interviews - Preparing and Getting Yourself Ready

• Sounds like you have a good idea for what to wear. Just pretend that you are talking to a friend who you respect. Try and relax by saying to yourself that you can do this.

Job Interview Questions: How do I answer this question in a job interview?

I just graduated college and am in the process of job hunting. I'm finding little to nothing in my desired career so I'm starting to apply for administrative and secretarial positions. I'm anticipating a question such as, "Why do you want this job?" to come up. How do you answer this question when you really don't *want* the job, but rather *need* the job?

I'm obviously not the only person that's had to work jobs they didn't want to do, so how did you answer this question during the interview?

Job Interview Mistakes To Avoid

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Just like the person above me mentioned, as much as you would rather have a different job, don't ever say that. You don't have to sound like you are over the moon excited or ready to jump for job, but don't give off the impression that you would rather work anywhere else.

I would say something like you want this job because the environment seems positive, challenging, and the best environment to make use of your skills and training.”

Good luck!

5 Telecommuting Job Interview Tips

• don't let them know you dont want the job.
  explain that you think you would benefit the company by using your great people and communication skills. say that you want the job to use your abilities and to be an assett to them.

Job Interview Questions: Tips for relaxing during a job interview?

I have an interview for a job that I really want at 4 today.

But during interviews I always get noticeably nervous, any tips for relaxing?

9 Steps to Job Interview Success

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It is important to like and know enough about the company you are interviewing with. After researching, take note of what is very similar to your background and beliefs. For example, if you like that the company has a youth outreach program and you volunteered or participated with one; if the company is a Green company that finds ways to not pollute the environment by recycling and you are doing things yourself to better preserve the land; or they are affilliated with a charity that you support. This enables you to have connection that you can utilize during the interview because you are referencing what you already are at ease with. Everyone is a bit nervous at times, but try to present yourself in a calm not too relaxed manner. Think about your answers to questions before just blurting anything out. Arrive there about fifteen minutes beforehand, greet the receptionist with a friendly, confident and positive manner and take a seat to begin relaxing. As long as you made some preparation, your objective is to go have a friendly (but professional) talk with someone who may just offer you a job! Good Luck!

Succeeding in a Job Interview

• Just remember that you're having a conversation with another person. The same as you would at the grocery store, at a concert, or a barbeque.
  
  Don't focus on getting the job. Focus on making a friend and learning more about a company.
  
  And, remember, it's okay to be nervous. When I interviewed candidates, I expected them to be nervous.
  
  Take a deep breath and relax. You'll be okay whether you get the job or not. Afterall, if you don't get this one, there may be a better one waiting for you.


• I do too. Everyone else will probably say to drink or smoke before you go. You could do that but they might smell it. I would say just remember they are a human. I mean think of your past bosses. They are just normal people doing their job. Just breathe and you will do great.


• I totally disagree with the girl who said everyone would say drink or smoke.. who the hell says that? Idiots? Just try to breathe and remember they will expect you to be nervous. Maybe go for a brisk walk or something today to get yourself prepped. Good luck!

Job Interview Questions: What questions are asked at a Subway job interview?

What questions are asked and how should I answer? Also, what are some tips? ie. clothes, things to say, etc... This is my first job, so I'm nervous, I really want and need this job! :) Thanks!

Job Interviewing Tips

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Tell me about yourself?

What is your idea of the ideal company?

What would your co-workers say about you if we were to ask them?

What do you except to get from our company

What strengths do you bring to this company

How would your friends describe you?

What would you do in a situation with an angry customer?

Why do you want to work here?

Are you able to work weekends and holidays?

What hours are you available?

Do you have reliable transportation?

Can you pass a drug test if you are sent for one?

Telephone Job Interview Challenges - Preparation Is the Key!

• Dress nice, do not wear blue jeans. Always dress nicely when going to a job interveiw, no matter what the jjob is, you want to be taken seriously.
  Also when you are called in, relax, breathe, everything will be alright, it will not be the end of the world if you do not get handed any papers on your way out.
  Try to keep your posture nice as well.
  Then the most important thing is, be yourself right from the start, since you cannot hide your true personality for long on the job.
  When they were interviewing me, I let my jokester side out. Since i knew I could not be happy in the job if i wasn't able to joke around.
  Good luck, hope you get the job :)
  
  EDIT: Also they do not ask hard questions, or at least the man who interviewed me didn't he just asked what I was interested in doing in the future, and if I could life 30lbs, stand for eight hours, etc

Job Interview Questions: First job interview tomorrow, any tips?

I'm 16 and i am going for my first official job interview and i really want this job so has anybody got any really good tips that will help me here, like a good question to ask at the end of it to show im interested or good things to say, do or how to act. Any help would be very appreciated. Thank you very much

Tips to Ace Your Insurance Job Interview

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Remain calm, maintain eye contact with the interviewer. Ask thoughtful questions and at the end, ask him/her when they would expect to make a decision. In that way, you'll know when you can start. Plus, it will look like you want the job to the interviewer.

Good luck!

Nervous About an Upcoming Job Interview? Just Focus on the Three Interview Objectives

• WHEN U GO TO INTERVIEW JUST COOLMIND
  DONT ACT TO BE OVERSMART .AND UR DRESS.


• don't wear cologne. Make good eye contact. If the interviewer drops something, pick it up. Show up 5 min early. Wear brown or khaki. Be ver cordial to everyone in the establishment as he/she may be observing your interactions with others. Avoid religion and politics.


• Walk in with confidence (in your dress, your walk, your talk and your posture). A firm handshake with your introduction. Sit straight, do not fold your arms, play with your hands or bounce your foot. Don' fidget. If you have questions you save them for the end. Let the interviewing person interview.


• Make eye contact, but don't stare too long....you don't want to intimidate the interviewer...
  
  Strong handshake, but again, don't crush his/her hand. And give your hands a quick wipe before you go in, in case you're nervous and they're sweaty.
  
  Don't fidget, and don't bouce your legs or anything like that....show you're confident and relaxed. Don't slouch...And get a good night sleep, and be awake for a while before you go in....yawning is a big negative in an interview....shows you're not interested, or not reliable enough to come in fresh and at your best.
  
  Show up 5-10 minutes early, but no earlier than 15 minutes early....any earlier than that, and it shows you don't respect their schedule. They gave you a set time to come in, so come in at the right time...but if they say 8am....don't show up at 8am either...or def not at 8:05


• You are clearly an articulate and intelligent chap, i think you will be just fine:)

Job Interview Questions: What would be appropriate to wear to this kind of job interview?

I have applied for an "Asset Security Officer" Position with Best Buy, I am wondering what kind of clothes to wear for the interview, I wore a suit for my Police interview, but I think that would be too much, what does everyone else think?

Job Interview: Are You Sending Red Flags And Eliminating Yourself?

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I would wear a dark polo shirt, with some dark pants, khaki or some dark jeans.

That way its formal but still casual.

Discover Job Interview Preparation Tips That Will Make Your Upcoming Interview a Breeze!

• You can go with a dress shirt with a tie and dress pants, but, yeah, I think a full suit would be too much. You could do a sportcoat if you have one.

Job Interview Questions: Post interview, if you are asked to go for a physical and policy check do you have the job?

My fiancee recently went for a job interview and they contacted him 2 weeks later. They asked if he could go for a physical and provide his consent for the company to do a criminal record check.
I know he will have good results on his tests, he is in good physical condition and does not have a record. If his tests check out does this mean he will have the job?
I don't think the employer would spend the money to have everyone they interviewed tested. To me it sounds promising, what do you think?

The Top 3 Job Interview Questions Asked To College Students -- And Exactly How To Answer Them!

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Doesn't necessarily mean he has got it but it does look good. Depends if they are sending others for the same checks too

10 Biggest Job Interviewing Mistakes

• No. It means they're assessing your fiance for a job. He has a job on the first day he works there, not before. Offers can be rescinded.

Job Interview Questions: What should I do after job interview?

I had an interview on Wednesday, and at the end of it, he told me that they would either make up their minds later that day or Thursday. It's now Friday and I still haven't heard anything. He said that he would let me know either way if I had got the job or not by letter, e-mail or phone.

Should I phone to ask what is going on? I'm pretty sure if they were interested in me they would have let me know by now? :(

Thanks

How To Stand Out From The Crowd At Job Interviews

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Give them a bit longer. Maybe Monday or Tuesday. Meanwhile just keep your fingers crossed and keep looking around elsewhere.
If you dont get the job, be polite with them. You never know-they might need someone again in a month or so and dig your application/info out to give you a call.

You're Not Alone If You Hate Going To Job Interviews

• Don't call them today. Something could have happened to hold them up. I would wait till at least Monday afternoon to call. Don't give up yet.


• This is a tricky one, I actually had three interviews and waited a total of five weeks over one job. They finally phoned me the day before I started another job.( I told them I was no longer interested)

Job Interview Questions: What to bring to a part time job interview? (read description)?

..i'm 15 and i'm going for a part time job interview at kfc tmrw after school, its my first job .. should i bring anything?? like a resume or something? or do i jst show up??

also, whats the interview like?? ...

any other info would be helpful (:

thx (:

Keys to Successful Employment - Professional Job Interview Tips

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Yes take a resume if you have one. Dress respectable and don't just show up in tennies and a t-shirt. I would expect that they will just ask you questions about how you handle fast paced situations, can you multi-task, how would you handle someone yelling at your... also probably ask about your math skills (cash register), basic questions really.

2 Simple Steps to Crushing Your Competition During Your Job Interview

• In the interview they give you a test first. You need to eat 30 pieces of fried chicken consisting of legs, thighs, and breasts in 10 minutes, if you fail to then you can't have the job. Personally I think that is ridiculous, but I did it because I really wanted the part time job too when I was 15. Then they ask you several questions like " what would you do if a customer wasn't happy with their food?" And you need to accept that you will show up on time. Then they give you instructions on what you will do when you start. the interview will last about 30 minutes. I guess all you need to bring is pretty much an empty stomach so that you can finish the food.


• I would have a resume if you have any previous working experience. I would even throw in babysitting, Hobbies, goals and interests. They will see that you are an organized and motivated person.
  Good luck!


• Bring your resume, some references and any key certificates you might have that show qualifications or how responsible & trustworthy you are.
  
  Also remember to clear your nails & teeth before you go.

Job Interview Questions: Is it okay to fart during a job interview?

Today I accidentally farted during the interview. Everyone such as the supervisors, manager, and interviewers all burst out into laugher. I cried and ran off the door. Was it right of me to do that or am I a sore loser? FYI, I am a 26 year old man, and very emotional.

8 Tips For Doing Well on Your Big Job Interview

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you're so not getting a call from the manager any day soon

Job Interview Secret - A Positive Closing in the Job Interview

• I wouldn't have ran out, it isn't a crime. But you shouldn't have made such a big deal...
  Idk whether to take you seriously or not lol


• You made them laugh. That's a good start. Just don't let them know you are a level 1 on Y!A. That shows a lack of dedication.


• Okay FYI, you shouldn't even be FARTING in PUBLIC it's really GROSS.SORRY but that is very STUPID.


• Hmmm you could have blamed the chair or made a little joke about it, lol.


• *Laugh* You sure made a bad impression. Better luck next time. Now you know & learn.


• lol are u kidding me? um well you should've laughed it off, but oh well at least they'll always keep u in mind. haha oh well there are other opportunites.


• Bad impression. Hope you still get the job.


• yeah it's totally fine.
  -sarcasm-


• Hell yes!!!!
  Farting is so SEXY.


• I doubt this happened.


• no...

Job Interview Questions: Am I screwed because I forgot to send a thank you letter after a job interview?

I had an awesome interview 3 weeks ago. I was the first person being interviewed so I believe she is still interviewing people. It's for a social work position. Am I screwed because of the lack of thank you note?

How to Answer Job Interview Questions Correctly and Get Hired

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You're not screwed, but you might have diminished your chances. If you want to, you can try sending one now, although I'm not certain I'd recommend it; you've already waited so long it might seem odd. You still have a chance at getting the job, the card would've just boosted you up a little, left a better impression. You were the first person interviewed, so it might end up being hard for you to stay fresh in the companies mind. A card would have helped stop that. Regardless, if you were the best applicant you would more then likely get the job card or no card.

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• no. I have never heard of sending a thank you note. I wouldn't do it anyways cause it sounds like your desperate.
  be available, but not too available.

Job Interview Questions: Tips for a hands-on/ on-the-job interview?

I have a 4 hour interview this week. I passed the first group-stage and now I have a unique situation- it is an on-the-job interview.

Does anyone have any tips for me on this?

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OK, well good news then! You passed stage1, which is where you showed the basic skills they need you to show to be considered part of their team. Now on to the practical.

On the job interviews are often used by employers to see if you actually do have the skills you claim, and how you address the key core tasks of the job. They are used most often by:
- creative arts and crafts employers, those where core application of skills and output is essential (ie: cooking, design)
- team work is core to the job, such as in the military
- high-brand employers, where the essentials of customer service and decorum are core to the brand. Harrods love them!

They are also used by companies seeking to employ executives, normally at a third stage once you have passed any initial tests and interviews, and socially meet key board members. As a small employer, we do this with all our potential new hires, giving them the opportunity to come and see how we work for a morning or an afternoon - that's the way it is sold to them, but it is really just an extended interview.

You need to look at the job advert again, and if you have time ask the employer for a copy of the job description. The advert is derived from the job description, and its your ability to undertake the core skills that are being assessed. You might want to undertake some practise (ie: hiring a baker, so bake some bread!), or some pre-thought (last minute creativity never works). Secondly, look at the companies website and public information, and see what type of culture they have: small and friendly, off beat, by the rules corporate? That's the second level of assessment, as in will you actually fit in with our team?

I have seen on the job interviews where by the employer exploits the job applicant, and asks them to do the job for the entire interview period. It is quite common in low paid jobs, such as waitressing, where by the employer gains a whole member of staff for free just by rotating a series of job applicants. They then ask for a third and fourth on the job interview, etc! If they ask you to do the job, do make sure that you are covered by their insurances - yes, specifically ask: hate to see a job applicant lose a finger or a life, or be sued by a customer. One on the job interview should be enough, and if you do the job for more than half the time then expect to be "paid" something, which in all likely hood will be a gift in gratitude as opposed to cash.

Make sure the interview has both process and purpose within their employment procedure, and if you are unclear about the outcome then call the HR contact and ask. These types of interviews often have multiple outcomes depending on the type of skill/application you show. For instance, if they like you but don't think you have the right level of skill, then you could be offered another (lesser) job - again, another not uncommon outcome.

In summary, be prepared to do what the core job description asks of you, and be aware that they will assess whether or not you are one of them. Practise core skills if necessary, and think about the types of work they could ask you to do. Make sure you know the duration and outcomes of the process, and be prepared for a formal sit-down interview at the end of the process; so have some questions prepared, and ask for feedback.

This as I said at the start is a good sign, so - Good Luck!

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Job Interview Questions: How can I get prepared for a job interview?

I am being interviewed on Sunday for a job at the Springdale 18 Cinema de Lux. How should I dress, what questions should I be ready for, and what else do I need to know? Thanks

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Firstly, don't stress. Interviews really aren't that bad! Now - To answer the rest of your questions:

Dress:
For this interview, I'd go smart casual - leaning more towards the "smart" side of it. So, for girls: A nice black skirt/pants with a blouse and smart ballet flats/heels. Or something to that equivalent. For a guy: Black dress pants, a button up shirt and dress shoes. Please don't make the fatal mistake of wearing white socks with black pants and shoes. They notice that kind of stuff.
It's important to be comfortable in what you choose to wear, but just make sure it looks professional and not scruffy. So, polish your shoes, iron your clothes etc.

Questions:
Most interviewers ask typical questions like "Why do you want to work for us?"
"What can you bring to the team?"
"Tell us about a time you've handled a difficult customer?"
"What drew you to the position?"

They will essentially ask you to tell them why you're more suitable for this position than everyone else they're interviewing.

Anything else you need to know:
A few tips:
1. They read body language. Don't sit slouched over, or say "Um" "like" or "y'know" a lot. Be eloquent. Pay attention and smile frequently.
2. Do some research on the company if you don't know much about it. Look at their website, look at whether or not they have any current deals - this shows that you're actually interested in the job.
3. Make eye contact with the person/people who are conducting the interview. Most employers are looking for a person who won't freak out when a customer/client talks to them.
4. Make a list of any questions that you have for the employer. If you don't understand something - ask them. Try and avoid discussing what you will get paid - that's for later on.
5. Get a good nights sleep the night before the interview. Just chillax before you go in - I like listening to some good tunes on my ipod - that way I don't get nervous.

I'm sure you'll do really well - Go get 'em and Good luck!!! x

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Job Interview Questions: What Should I Do/Say? Job Interview In The Morning!!?

okay so i have a job interview tomorrow and i know she will ask me: Tell Me About Yourself. i have no clue what to say. its not my first job interview, but the last one i was nervous and couldn't think of what to say. i really need this job so its important to make a good impression. TELL ME WHAT TO DO/SAY!!!

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In face-to-face interviews, the prospective employer is trying get a feel for your personality and how you might fit into their work environment. If they ask you to tell them about yourself concentrate on your resume. Talk about your education--what you liked in school and what you were good at. Talk about clubs and activities you participated in, especially those in which you had a position of responsibility or leadership. Talk about your previous job experience, emphasizing things that you are proud of like promotions. This is your chance to brag about yourself.

Smile and be friendly. Treat it like any other situation in which you are meeting new people.

Good luck! I'm sure you will do well.

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Job Interview Questions: Is this okay to wear to a job interview at a clothing store?

I have an interview at Justice, a tween clothing story, and I was wondering if a strapless floral dress would be appropriate. It's black and comes down to the knees; I want to wear a cardigan and flats with it as well, and it doesn't show any cleavage.

Would this be suitable?

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I think so. As long as you look professional and your chest isn't hanging out it should be alright. The cardigan on top is a good measure, too. Good luck on your interview!

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• It's a bit professional but very stylish excpessialy for justice you'll fit in like if you wear a suit it is to professional and if it's like a mini skirt and a tank top then that's bad but what you are wearing is fine good luck on the job!!


• Strapless???? NO. Even with a cardi. Flats are fine.

Job Interview Questions: Any advice for my job interview today?

I just got a job interview today at red lion, and under normal circumstances i'd feel fine, but i kinda jsut found out my boyfriends mom will be the one interviewing me and that just feels like its a ton of extra pressure. any advice??

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I thought that would be less pressure? Surely your boyfriend will have said good things about you to her... I say just act like you normally would and she will probably give you the job.

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Job Interview Questions: What shall I do if I have not heard back from a job interview?

I applied for a job recently, and the hiring manager said that she would get back to me on the 29th April to inform me if I had been successful in the short listing process. However, it is now exactly a week and I am really anxious. Should I phone her or email her to find out, or would I come across as sounding desperate and impatient?

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I think the best thing to do would be to call or email since its already been a week, however, in the future (if you don't get this job) I would recommend sending out a thank you card immediately after leaving the interview.

I have managed to find 2 great jobs in a very bad economy and I was told by the hiring manager that the nice thank you note sealed the deal. It really set me apart from the others they were considering, and thats coming from the managers.

The note said something like "I just wanted to thank you for your time and let you know that I am very interested in the _______ position. After speaking with you about this job in detail, I know that I will be a perfect fit with your team. If you choose to go with another candidate, I completely understand, and please feel free to keep my information on record for future reference and if your business needs change,"

That little 99 cent card got me the job :)

Try it next time. As for now, a nice email stating something similar to what I just said would be your best shot because it would get there quicker than a card. You want to make sure that you get back to her as soon as possible in case shes still in debates about who to hire.

Good luck, it sounds like either shes really busy and running behind schedule or you may not have gotten it :/

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• You can feel free to give her a call, but at this point it is unlikely that you are going to get the job. However, there is definitely nothing wrong with following up after an interview. It shows that you care about the job. Your choice of wording will determine if you sound desperate and impatient.

Job Interview Questions: How can I nail my job interview today?

Today is my third and final interview for an assistant manager position at a popular restaurant. I've already met with the owner of the company and the AGM, and today I'm meeting with the GM. I'm pretty sure I've made a good impression with the first two or I obviously wouldn't be having a third interview, but does anyone have any pointers to really help me lock this up?

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smile a lot, explain how you could help them make money thats what they care about, be your self, make eye contact if you-re nervous let them know and make sure to mention your experience doing whatever it is your going out for =)

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• your job is to support the manager in running the store so I would keep mentioning that you are a team player and try to use examples where you can. remember to be yourself and be honest. using '' big words'' might seem a good idea as suggested but make sure you don't sound patronizing, the boss will not like someone who they think is better than them ( trust me from experience) . show that you can lead and motivate the staff and that you can be trusted to run the store in the GMs absence and you will be fine.
  
  Good luck ;)


• The key to interviews is to be yourself but, along with that you have to act more intelligent or in other ways "fit" for the job. Also maintain eye contact, be confident!


• I would say be confident, just go in knowing you're right for the job and he/she will see that through body language and how you act. It defiantly will help.


• be yourself, try to use big words.

Job Interview Questions: How can I shake the bad boss experience off before I go for my new job interview?

I keep worrying that this boss is just as bad as my first. HOW can I stop that?! I had really bad experiences with my first job and I'm tramatized now. It took me a long time to even apply somewhere else! Help please.

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if this is causing you real anxiety then I would recommend that you see your Dr. if you are un insured ma be smoke some K2 incense and work on peace and forgiveness.. however each Boss is an individual person just like you are and many enjoy the respect of their subordinates while others don't and try to get the most productivity from the fewest people .. either way look at the other employees doing jobs that you will be doing prior to interview.. ask them if it is a good place to work .. There answers should be reassuring or A sure sign to move on down the job list... good luck times are hard good jobs are few and far between

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Job Interview Questions: How should I answer this job interview question?

Do you have experience working and multi-tasking in a fast paced enviroment? Yes or No

I have never had an actual job. But I am a babysitter and often volunteer at large events?

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It depends, with your babysitting and volunteer work did you ever have to multi-task? If so, then answer 'Yes' to that question.

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• Most people when applying for their first job forget that things like babysitting and volunteering is actual work. Tell the interviewer about these. Now think, when you were doing these were you multi-tasking? Probably. So tell how you feel, they are not looking for any certain answer or phrase, just honesty.


• Professionally no, however with volunteer work yes.. It was so hectic because... And i handled everything so brilliantly because.... basically i kick *** in multitasking roles. that's how i am wired.And even better! Cut out the the first 3 words in that. Seriously, without would be the stronger statement.


• Since it's an interview, I'd say "yes" and explain specifically what you mean by that. (That you have experience in multi-tasking in a fast-paced environment, but that not on a job site.) You'll get credit for coming up with something if you give an intelligent answer.


• for multi tasking I would say yes. If you babysit you could say there have been times when you have had to deal with multiple kids at once and have had to handle hectic situations with rowdy kids or something like that.
  and im sure any employer would appreciate volunteer work of any kind. it would show your character and responsibility. Can someone help with my question?
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• no

Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview at a pet store and I need some help?

Ok so I love animals and I have all my life, and just the other day I applied at a pet store and I got a call back for an interview. So what kinds of questions will a pet store ask?? Has anyone went to an interview for a pet store and got the job? Help please and thank you :)

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They are likely going to ask a few questions in a certain order.

1.) Are you over the age of 18?
2.) If not, are you over the (age in your state after which you are not required to have working papers)?
3.) If not, do you have working papers (*if yes, you may be asked to furnish a copy).

These are basic questions to establish the legality of your employment. They cannot actually ask you your numeric age, as it may be misconstrued as age discrimination, yet they must be assured that you are either old enough to work for them or are in possession of the appropriate legal documents (*working papers) to work for them.

After that, they may ask you what your experiences with animals are? How long have you been keeping certain kinds of pets? What sort of formal or informal training do you have with the animals that they sell?

After that, different stores and managers may have different questions to feel you and the best fit for you out. Where I used to work, we had three areas. The kennel (*a behind the scenes job for animal care only), the fishroom (dish only sales and customer service), and the sales floor (which was customer service for small animals, reptiles, birds, etc.). At interviews, the store owner would always ask the same three questions.

1.) Do you love animals but aren't quite a people person? (*because, if so, the kennel is the place for you!)
2.) Do you love animals and enjoy interacting with people, especially helping them find the perfect pet? (*if so, the floor's for you)
3.) Are you a real fish geek/freak? (*if so, the fishroom's definitely the spot for you).Remember, opinions will vary.

Admittedly, I wasn't initially hired at my prior job at first because I came in for fish staff right after they already hired someone (who ended up quitting after a couple of weeks). However, a couple months later, I came in and asked if I could purchase a yamabuka ogon koi with one eye for a discounted price due to the conformational deformity. The manager at the time said no, but asked if I wanted a job. The rest is, as they say, history.

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• They basically will ask your work experience, if any. what hours can you work, any restrictions that sort of thing. they might also want to know how much you do know about pets and their care. if you've kept fish for a few years, tell them or have a dog or cat or any pet. Depending on what type of job with this store you are applying for? if its just general sales clerk, they probably won't go too in depth. But what ever knowledge you have in pet care, let them know. But don't act too superior or know it all. They may have a program they want you to follow. Remember it is a business. be sure to let them know you are eager to work in a pet store. So just be honest and charming. speak up and don't mimble or act like you don't know what to say..if your not clear on something, do ask though! While I haven't doen this for a pet store, i have hired people in retail and we all want someone who will show up and work. Not just a warm body, as it were. So show them you are ready to work and to learn.
  Good luck!


• they ask if you have any pets, if have ever had any experience with animals and what type/breed if you did. They'll ask if you are social, and stuff like that...and during the interview make sure you keep eye contact at all times and answer questions completely and thoroughly to show that you are...and when making eye contact, dont make it a creeper stare lmao, just make casual eye contact and stay focused


• Go to their website if they have one and find out about the company and their mission statement. Use keywords from their website or advertisement for employment when answering. Most interviewers ask the same questions. Why should I hire you? Tell me about yourself. What are your strengths? Why do you want to work here? Tell me how you would handle a difficult situation.


• They'll ask you things like if you have any pets, what animals you like most, other stupid questions. At least that's what I was asked when Petsmart interviewed me. I got the job. Then I quit six months later because all of the employees were extremely rude and irresponsible.

Job Interview Questions: Help, what to wear for my job interview?

hey i have a job interview at an amusement park, i dont have anything formal? what to wear?

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For an amusement park, a blouse and slacks is OK. Nothing too sexy - you will be dealing with kids.

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• Clothes would be pretty formal, so don't go nude. I have done that mistake before. Look, just because you can, doesn't mean you should.


• A shirt with a collar and slacks would suffice.

Job Interview Questions: How do you talk about your DUI in a job interview?

I got through the first step of the hiring process. I had to check yes in regards to my misdemeanor DUI charge and they still called me for an interview.

Now what should I do? I know that they'll probably bring it up and I really don't want to stick my foot in my mouth and say the wrong things. How should I go about talking about my DUI? Should I go into details or no?

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I wouldn't go into details. Just tell them you misjudged and made a mistake. You have learned from it and much more cautious and much more mature now. It was one of the hardest periods in your life, but it was a good opportunity for you to grow up and understand the consequences of your actions, and you are making much better life choices because of it. You can't go back and change the past, all you can do is learn and grow from the experience.

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  I had to check yes in regards to my misdemeanor DUI charge and they still called me for an interview.
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  Almost no one is gonna care that you had a DUI. What is the job?
  
  Anyways I wouldn't go into too much detail, just say you made a mistake and learned from it. Don't sound irresponsible, for example don't say I got pulled over for a busted head light, no one's head light has ever failed a breathalizer. Just sound mature and responsible when if your asked, to be honest with you most people wont ask.


• If they ask, you tell them the truth without giving up details. If they don't ask, you keep your mouth shut on the topic.

Job Interview Questions: Job interview question I DO NOT understand?

Hi,
Last week I went for job interview. There was a guy interviewing me and I could not understand his accent (Italian I believe). The question would be - HOW MANY TIMES IT WOULD BE POLITE OR CORRECT TO ASK HIM TO REPEAT A QUESTION FOR ME ? I didn't get that job anyway but I want to be ready before I go to the next one...

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i would explain that you are having a difficult time with his accent and if he could speak slowly and more distinctly, you would be better able to reply to his questions

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• if u cannot understand his verbal communication, then he is a waste of ur time.
  
  communication (in any relationship) is of paramount importance.
  
  good luck :)


• He should learn English. You wouldn't want to work there if they can't speak English and they probably wouldn't hire you if you could. Look for different jobs where people can speak English.

Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview at Target, how can I become a manager if I get the job?

I am going to work part time clerk job but I would like to move up eventually. I have a bachelor's and retail management experience.

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honestly you need to get into a management trainee position if they have one or work your way at the bottom and work your way up by getting in good with the managers and hard work

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• Your managerial skills and expertise in your area of work is essential in order to become a manager. Leadership skills, motivating your subordinates are required.


• thats a question to ask the interviewer

Job Interview Questions: What to wear at a kitchen job interview?

I have been called for an interview at a kitchen for a retirement home. It is the middle of summer and all I have for shirts other than t-shirts is a long sleeve polo shirt. For pants all I have are dark blue pants, that dont match with the shirt, a pair of jeans, and a pair of plain long jean shorts. Any suggestions?

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Wear dress slacks and a button down shirts. I dont think a tie will be necessary for this job.

Go to the goodwill if you need to. People judge you on how you dress at an interview-make the best impression you can.

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Job Interview Questions: What kind of questions do employers ask at a job interview for a clothing store?

I have my first interview EVER tomorrow. I am only 16 so I'm a bit nervous and want to be as prepared as possible. What kind of questions do you think the employer will ask considering that it's a clothing store? (if that makes any difference)

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Use the above link. It's great. It gives typical questions and best answers. Being a little nervous is good, coming in with a cocky attitude will lose you the job unless it's a hard sell sales job. If it's retail sales, they just want someone that will be nice to the customers and apply a gentle pressure to buy. The one question I can almost guarantee they will ask is why do you want this job. The truth is you want to make some bucks to buy stuff. Don't say that. Tell them what you think they want to hear. Say I love your department store and want to gain some experience on the ground floor so I can rise with your fine organization. Good luck, it's always tough for your first job.

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• This will be open and shut. You are 16 and it's a clothing store. The "interview" will just to make sure you are presentable and aren't stupid. They will probably hire you on the spot, or just ask you random questions. It's not like you have a resume. Depending on the store (if it's a big name or not), they might just have you fill out an application online and take a "test" that has to do with checking your morals. It basically asks you the same questions, but in different ways, and they're all going to be related to laziness, can they trust you not to steal, etc.

Job Interview Questions: What to wear to my first job interview?

I am 15 and am interviewing for a job at the local bakery. It seems like a very casual environment but I want to represent myself well. I have no clue what to wear help me!

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brown/tan/black pants are always the best way to go..you could basically wear any top w/ it. Id ignore shirts w/ logos or that say anything...maybe a plain top. and flats.

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• youre right! you do need to present yourself well even if its casual and not suit and tie wear. It's better to be over dressed and show youre serious about your work then under dressed making them wonder.I suggest a nice ironed button down blouse, dress pants and slight heels or dressy flats. and stay clear of too much make up, accessories, or big flashy or trendy jewelry

Job Interview Questions: What is a good speech for a teen at a job interview?

I'm not going to lie but i need a way to tell him that i will be a good worker and stuff like that, which i am, but i just don't know how to say it to him. The job is at a golf course/RV park/pool so i will be doing a lot. and my dad knows the guy who owns it so i think i have a pretty good chance i just need a format for what i am going to say. also im 15 and this is just a summer job.

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1. be prepared have every little detail memorized 2. have fun with it not like go crazy fun but at least some fun to have a smile on your face 3. make him/her laugh every one likes a funny guy 4. be confident hope this helps -don

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• Well tell the person
  1. Tell the good ponits
  2. Do you have a CV? If soo show it
  Like say ill be helpful, etc
  Hope I'd helped

Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to my job interview at Banana Republic?

I got an interview at banana....

i am keeping it at Dress shirt+Tie+Dress pants and shoes at minimum...

i want to know if i should go for the jacket too?

or would that be overdressing?

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I think the tie would be too much,
But substitute it for the jacket. (:
Also be sure you wear some of their stuff.

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• I think what you said would look very nice. And also make sure you wear some stuff from Banana :)

Job Interview Questions: What to wear to a cafe job interview?

I have an interview tomorrow afternoon at a very hip cafe/smoothie restaurant. The fashion that they wear there is very laid back, tee-shirt and jeans. I want to obviously dress better than they would on a standard day. I am thinking a little below knee length dress with a white tee-shirt under it. It would like nice, professional but still a little bit more fashionable. What do you all think?

Also, what kind of questions do they typically ask for jobs like this?

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black pants, and a white blouse/ polo shirt, keep it laid back but still clean cut.

they willl probably ask about cash handling experience, if you're outgoing, how you might handle certain situations, if you enjoy smoothies, what you do in your free time.. things like that
good luck

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• A suit.

Job Interview Questions: What to wear to my first job interview?

I am sixteen and have my first interview in two days. Its at McDonald's, so nothing to fancy. I wasn't sure what I should wear. I could use some extra opinions. My interview is also right after school, so I won't have time to change before then.

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regardless of what anyone else says, do NOT wear jeans. find yourself a nice knee length skirt or a pair of dress pants that are not too tight. wear it with a nicer top that covers your boobs, and has at least a cap sleeve. if you are going to wear heels for shoes, make sure they are shorter heels, and dont look remotely hookerish.

yeah yeah i know its just mcdonalds, but first impressions count for a lot when you are applying for a job. wouldnt it suck if you turned up in jeans and got the one manager who was a complete dick about dress codes and wrote you off simply because you couldnt be arsed to wear something other than what you would wear to school on a normal day?

ive seen it happen. i used to work at a food place. and it was a small restaurant so if there was an interview going on, you could usually see/hear it. people who turned up in jeans never got the job.

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• Wear some jeans, a cute top, and some boots:) If not boots, just some sneakers or something, like these outfits i made on polyvore
  
  (scroll down, i have a ton)www.polyvore.com/cgi/profile?id=1…hope i helped! and good luckk!


• Just wear a nice, casual (but not too casual!) shirt and nicely fitting jeans and ballerina flats.
  
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Job Interview Questions: How do I calm my nerves for a job interview?

I really need to get this job but I am soo nervous I feel like I might stumble on my words...i'd appreciate the tips soo much!

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Just learn everything you need to know, recite it as many times as necessary, take deep breaths, think positively and be confident! They will be able to tell if you aren't confident, think stuff like: "you can do it!" Because you can ;)
Good luck :)

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• Remember, you know all of the right answers. They're asking questions about you, and no one knows you better than yourself. You can never be asked a question and be wrong ;) Just remember that.


• bring a pillow in the car with you and scream into it right before you go in. it will relieve a ton of stress

Job Interview Questions: Would it be okay to wear my Halloween costume to a job interview?

It is an interview during lunch, so it should be a less formal environment.

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Oh definitely. I always like interviewees to arrived dressed as zombies and witches. Actually I am thinking of insisting on it.

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• If it is the costume you are currently wearing, then yes. You are a great value as an employee- you come with your own brain trust. It is also okay to take candy off of the boss's desk to put into your pillow case.
  
  :)


• Definitely, especially if it's a costume of Lady Gaga


• I think that would be acceptable.


• Sure!!!!
  I wouldn't gaurentee the job though, just sayin.


• yeh if u wanna b one of those ppl on holiday that look after the kids club :))


• it would be ok if ...u didn't care about the job !!


• If the costume isn't a suit & tie, I wouldn't.


• no

Job Interview Questions: Is it acceptable to wear my fraternity membership badge to a job interview?

Could wearing it help me or hurt me? Ill probably wear a shirt and tie to the interview.

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Recommended Answer:
Only wear a badge/pin if you were in a service fraternity in a field relevant to the job. Otherwise leave it at home.

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• It is not acceptable. No disrespect intended to your fraternity, but an employer would look on it as wearing boy-scout badges. In other words, the intention with which you wear it will be interpreted in a drastically different manner.
  
  Good luck with your interview. Just be yourself and it will be fine.


• You shouldn't wear it. As evidenced by some of the answers above, some ignorant people don't understand what it means to be Greek. If they see your pin, they could hold it against you.
  
  John
  thefraternityadvisor.com/


• Why do you want to wear a pithy badge? If the badge reminds the interviewee of a kind of rancour/abomination, your job will be lost straight away. It's best to follow the current rule -wear smart and try your very best.
  
  Don't do anything risky.


• No. It makes you look like you should still be school. Show a potential employer that your ready to move from the dorm, and int a professional setting by wearing a suit with no fraternity badge.


• I wouldn't wear it unless there's some connection to the interviewer or company & the frat. It will seem childish.


• NO!

Job Interview Questions: What do I wear on a flight with an immediate subsequent job interview?

I will be flying to an interview and will not have the opportunity to change before meeting with a potential employer. Under normal circumstances I would wear a suit to an interview, but I definitely don't want it to wrinkle, don't want to look pretentious, etc. Besides that, I do not plan on bringing baggage to hold another outfit. Only my purse and interview portfolio. How can I maintain a high level of professionalism while flying to this interview? Is a skirt going too far?

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Recommended Answer:
A nice skirt suit would work well - the skirt is less likely to wrinkle. Carry on a light jacket that works with the skirt to slip into after the flight, you will look quite professional. Wear it onto the plane, slip it off (perhaps over your lap during the flight) and slip back into it after the flight. It will cover any wrinkles you might have on your back from the seat and give you a nice, professional appearance. I'm assuming that you would want to make a very professional appearance for any job that you would fly to interview for.

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Job Interview Questions: How bad did I fail during the job interview?

One of the questions she asked was what do you know about our company and I completely forgot to research the company so my answer was "To be hones I did not research the company and I really don't know. Did I ruin my chances of getting the job?

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Recommended Answer:
I would say your chances are slim to none of getting the job. If you were on the other side wouldn't you want to feel like the person at least cared enough to prepare? Even if you had the best intententions how can you expect them to think you are going to show up to work prepared if you can't take five minutes out of your day to pick a few bullet points about the company?

With so many people out of work right now, you need to set yourself apart from the rest; not self yourself back.

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• That really depends on the company and the job. If you're at McDonalds or Walmart, they probably don't care, and are just looking for warm bodies. At a small business of some sort, they probably don't care because they're small, and they're just looking to gauge what you do know. The only time I'd be worried about that sort of thing is at a medium sized company who are looking for passionate people to expand the brand. I don't think this answer really hurt you in the long run.


• Always, always, go to an interview fully prepared which means you should care enough to do a little research. You probably blew the interview but you can learn from your mistake.

Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to my internal job interview?

I work at a company that dresses business casual, pollo shirt, button down shirt with no tie. I have an interview for a position that would be a promotion for me. Would wearing a suit be over the top for an internal interview? I was thinking that might be too much, maybe instead just go with a nice shirt and tie. Which would be better?

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Recommended Answer:
No, I think a suit is always good. It shows that you're professional and you are serious about getting this job. It makes you look responsible for some reason.

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• No, it would not be over the top for an interview. It doesn't matter if it's for internal transfer or a position with a new company, you should always wear suits for interview. It makes you look good, especially professional, and let the interviewer knows that you take this interview very seriously. First impression is very important. Good luck!

Job Interview Questions: How to not promise anything during a job interview?

Summary:
-I applied to couple of places YESTERDAY.
-One is very important for my career.Others are avarage law firms.
-One of the smaller law firms called me to schedule an interview for TOMORROW
-I'm still waiting for an answer from the big one.

How can I make sure they wait for at least few weeks before my spot in the firm is finalized?

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Recommended Answer:
You can't. You're asking to work for them at their pleasure, not the other way around. You seem to have the whole employer/employee relationship backwards in your head.

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• Even though you have applied to several places yesterday, there is no guarantee that any of these places will hire you period;;;;;; Granted, getting an interview is great, since most people applying will not even get that.
  
  My husband who retired after 40 years practicing law, wrote a glowing reference letter, talked to several other lawyers on behalf of his secretary and it still took her 3 months to find another job in a law firm. So she had everything in her favor going in vs other candidates.
  
  Most companies today, may have 2 or 3 interviews before they hire anyone. The odds are that in all the places you applied to, there could be up to 100 other people who applied also and would be in the mix of being considered.
  
  Your best option is to take the 1st one that offers you a job. Then after you are hired, go after the one that you really want, which might take 6 months or a year before another opportunity comes up.
  
  You are assuming that all the places you applied for will offer you a job, which is doubtful. The competition is fierce out there and this is an employer's market.
  
  good luck


• You can't. You're looking for employment, you can't tell an employer to wait for a decision as there are dozens of other people who have probably been considered for the position already. If you get the offer, take it! Do not count on this other law firm until you have received an offer.

Job Interview Questions: Will I get a job interview?

I applied at Starbucks. The lady called me back to ask me a few questions about my application. She asked me basic questions like my skills, why I want to work at Starbucks, etc. She then said she had to review other applications and she will call me back. Does it mean I can still get a job interview or was that rejection?

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Recommended Answer:
You may get a job interview and it depends on the other candidates. Whenever you speak with a potential hiring manager, you need to be prepared with a question about when you should expect to hear back. You don't want to appear needy or desperate, but it shows that you are interested in the job and that you want to follow up. You can also ask if it's okay to check back with her in a few days on the next step to work at Starbucks. If it's been a few days or up to a week and you still haven't heard back, take the initiative to go back in and speak to the manager who called you. Hopefully, you know the name of the person who called you. It's important to know the names and correct spelling of anyone you talk to for future thank you notes or follow up.

Good luck & it this does not pan out, keep looking for other opportunities!

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• If you don't get a call back, that was very unprofessional of her but you shouldn't worry about it. There should be plenty of other stores in your area where you can apply as well. The barista position is in high demand and Starbucks has a high turnover so don't be discouraged.
  
  If you are concerned, definitely follow up with the manager to set your mind at ease.

Job Interview Questions: Is this too much black for a job interview?

I have an interview tomorrow morning and was planning on wearing black dress pants with a black dressy top. Is that too much black?

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Recommended Answer:
Not really, but if you're worried about it being too black try to soften it with some nice accessories of a different colour and a cute eyeshadow.

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• i really need to get my mind out of the gutter......


• I think it is. I may be prejudiced, but I associate the all-black look with goths, and I associate goths with surly attitudes. Note that once I have the job I wear all black frequently; it's just so easy to pull outfits together that way.
  
  Also, you say you plan on wearing a dressy top. It's so easy to step over the line and wear something too fancy for the job. If you would wear it to a cocktail party, don't wear it to the interview. Instead, a white blouse or sweater and black slacks makes you look like a waiter, but that says to the employer, "I'm ready to work."
  
  Or wear any other color top. Just, in my opinion, stay away from black.
  
  Good luck with the interview.

Job Interview Questions: What to wear to my job interview at a fasion store???? HELP please?

Im like 16 i have a job interview at buckle-b and this is my first fashion job like at a clothing store this is also only my second job and coming from a fast food place i have no idea i want to make a good fashionable impression...So what can i wear and does labels matter do i wear heels what about jewelry and my lip piercing take it out leave it in?? Are heels a must ??

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Recommended Answer:
1- take out your lip ring
2- you don't need to wear heels. wear some type of sandal (like gladiator sandals) if you're not comfortable with heels.
3- if you're applying at a store, i don't suggest wearing a suit. You could wear a nice, stylish dress. Or a chic shirt tucked into a plain skirt with gladiator sandals/heels. you could even wear a pair of leggings with it (like this: 4.bp.blogspot.com/_zrXbuBtYK2s/Sw…
4- if you need to buy new clothes for the interview, Forever XXI is a very stylish and extremely affordable store.

and relax. hope this helps :)

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• Put a clear retainer in your lip (You can find them at most body jewelery stores) you will probably have to get one anyway if you get that job, also, don't go all out on the make up and clothes.
  They aren't going to hire someone with heavy eyeliner or caked on foundation, try to keep it natural in the work place so you don't freak customers out.
  
  I say a nice pair of black slacks along with black heels, and a cute blouse (try not to make too big of a statement with the shirt, nothing too crazy) with a small, dainty necklace.


• You can never go wrong with a suit. Either long pants or a skirt, with a nice blazer. Decorate the outfit with nice jewelry- earings, big necklace - and take out the lip ring, no offense but that doesn't represent alot of sophistication! I think heels are a must, even if there only a few inches.


• www.forever21.com/product.asp?cat…
  
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• TAKE OUT YOUR LIP PIERCING!
  
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• Go to the store you are trying to get a job at, and notice how employees there dress and the general atmosphere of the store. then take that up a notch or two. For example: if the store is casual and employees wear jeans with holes in them, you can wear really nice jeans to the interview. Or, if the store is nice and everyone wears nice jeans or khakis to work, wear dress pants or a skirt.
  Labels don't matter, you can buy clothes at goodwill and as long as they look good no one cares what brand they are or where they came from.
  heels are a good way to dress up an outfit regardless of what clothes you are wearing so I would wear heels as long as they are not distracting.
  As for accessories, notice also what kind of accessories employees there wear. if you see people with piercings working there already, leave the lip ring in. If not, take it out. If they wear lots of dangly earrings or other jewelry, then feel free to accessorize a little for the interview, but don't go over the top.
  Just keep the focus on making a nice, good impression and looking like someone who could easily adapt to the standards of that store. Then the manager or person interviewing you does not have to use their imagination to figure out whether hiring you could work out or not - they can just "picture" you as one of their employees.

Job Interview Questions: How do you get a job interview at Starbucks Coffee?

Im 17 years old and live in Chicago and was thinking of applying to Starbucks and I want to know how do you get an interview there and how old do you have to be to work there. What is it like to work there and what position would I be eligible being 17? If you can tell me what the questions are like in the interview that would be great !

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Recommended Answer:
Walk into the nearest Starbucks and start screaming at the staff. Your screaming should probably be related to wanting a job.

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• Look respectable when you apply and check back OFTEN.

Job Interview Questions: What is the best way to conceal a tattoo on fingers and hands for a job interview.?

I have an interview at walmart and I dont know thier tattoo policy and don't want to risk it. I am also a pretty dark black male.

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Recommended Answer:
I think it would be best to ask. What happens if you get the job, and they see the tattoos and have a policy against them? They would have the right to fire you on the spot, tattoos aren't covered in anti-discrimination laws. Best to ask first.

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• Just how visible are they? If you are dark skinned and the tattoos are dark also, then the interviewer may not make note of them at first glance. I don't think the tattoo policy is particularly strict at Wal-Mart--I've noticed several employees with tats/piercings that other companies would not allow. Don't try too hard to conceal them and if the interviewer mentions anything about it, tell them you are willing to wear some kind of glove to conceal them.


• Hey!
  
  Depending on the quantity you have on your fingers, i would recommend band aids.
  
  This might seem silly, but in hindsight, all this could be to somebody is a cut or graze. As i said, this would only work banking on the fact you have a small amount on your fingers.
  
  Hope i have helped!
  
  Jake


• I have seen employees at the Wal-Mart in my town with neck and finger tattoos. I am sure you will be fine, but if you want to be sure you can go to the drugstore and get some cheap foundation/concealer that is similar to your skin tone.


• Just do your very best to make a lot of eye contact and do not look at your hands. Keep your hands away from your face when you are talking and hope they don't notice them.


• Use foundation/concealer that you'd normally wear on your face. :)

Job Interview Questions: How do I explain unemployment gaps in a job interview?

I plan on saying "i was very selective, and not looking for a job but rather a career." Any thoughts?

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Recommended Answer:
If that's the reason, the jobs you had (between gaps) were 'career' jobs, and no contradictory information will turn up on a background search, that could work.

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Job Interview Questions: How should I style my hair for a job interview?

I've been called back for a second interview at a conservative financial institution. The interviewer hinted he didn't like my hair at my first interview in a subtle way. I have long thick wavy dark brown hair that's a little frizzy and blonde highlights around my face. I had part of the sides pinned up. It kind of looks from the 80s you could say. If I pull it all back I feel like my nose which is kind of big
sticks out. What should I do?

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Recommended Answer:
How you wore it to the first interview sounds fine and normal to me, so maybe the interviewer is just crazy or something...

Maybe you could straighten it or curl it in loose curls since with wavy hair its easy to do both! Or possibly just un-pin the sides and use an anti-frizz serum! A good anti-frizz serum creates miracles! Maybe you looked too business-like or not enough!? Simple is definitely the way to go though!

Good luck on next interview!!

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• try some of these different hairstyles for something new!
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Job Interview Questions: What did you wear to your first job interview?

Please also tell me where you applied for (or type of business) and also include whether you got the job or not!

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Recommended Answer:
I applied for work experience internship when I was 15 at a local TV station (yeah, I got the job) - I'd heard it was a really casual place so I wore a cute dress and some leggings, which I could probably get away with at my age. It was a pretty casual outfit. But everyone else there was dressed way more casually than me, all in baggy jeans or tracksuits, so I was glad I hadn't overdressed. If you're not sure what to wear go for a happy medium.

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• Nothing. Maybe some panties but thats it.


• yes i got my job. well all i wore was some nice kacki pants and a button dont shirt tuck it in and nick black shoes perferbly heels

Job Interview Questions: What should I expect in a janitor job interview?

I want to know what questions they mainly ask or focus on. It would be great you have important things I need to know about preparing for this interview.

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Recommended Answer:
A janitor is a great job!
The main focus would be as follows.

1) Your ability to follow directions as you may be primarily on your own
and require to follow a regiment.
2) High integrity to work consistently on the tasks at hand and not slack off.
3) Dependability to show up for work on time and regular,
4) Quality is your focus and pride of work performed
5)Security minded ensuring the areas are properly secured.

Good Luck

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• They will ask about your experience and if you know how to use the sort of equipment janitors use. Things like those big buffing machines for floors.