Job Interview Questions: Any one else feel really awkward asking what the pay is in a job interview?

i just got a job (trial period first as normal) at my local bakery. i didnt ask what the pay was, though i dont really feel comfortable asking, its the just the pay i want any way though it is a little extra money im after and the experience - you cant get one job without experience from another ... anyone else accepted a job without knowing the pay. it is only a part time job i'll add as im a student.

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The pay, if not mentioned in the interview, should only be asked when the interviewer asks " do you have any questions" and not before that point

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• NO, that's stupidity! You have EVERY RIGHT to KNOW what the job pays! Grow up for God's sakes!

Job Interview Questions: I have a couple job interview questions?

1. Should I bring a copy of my resume? They already have my resume because I emailed it but should I print it out and bring it anyway?

2. Should I bring a copy of my references?

3. Should I curl my hair or no? Lol silly question I know.

Do any of you have any other tips? This would be a great opportunity for me so I do want the job!

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1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Whatever makes you feel most beautiful and confident

Just be yourself, dont forget to have a good question or two about the company. Research them online, read their whole site. Ask how long they have been around, is it a large client base? Just something company related.

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• 1. Yes
  2. No (I suppose you could bring that, but don't hand it over unless specifally asked).
  3. Look your best, so I personally would.
  
  My boss once gave me some advice about resumes. They are just meant to get you in the door for an interview. They aren't supposed to have what you made money-wise or references on them. Just your work experience and education. This is from someone who had been hiring people for 40 yrs.
  
  Once you get called for an interview and they ask for references and what you made, then tell them. They always have those questions on the official application as well.


• 1. Yes.
  2. Yes.
  3. I want to say yes.. but I also want to say ; how you look at your interview is how they might expect you to look all the time. The employer is going to assume that you look your best for the interview.. so look great but don't over do it. In my opinion, it would make them expect to see you done up ..always! :-)


• 1. Yes.
  2. Yes.
  3. lol...that is entirely up to you. They won't care.
  Good Luck!


• Yes, to all. You want to go prepared and you want to look your best.

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: 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: What should I wear to my job interview?

I am being interviewed for a position in a barn/ petting zoo. Because I will basically be shoveling you know what if i get the job i don't want to dress too preppy for the interview. I was thinking a nice, clean blouse with a black shirt underneath, strait cut jeans and nice black shoes. Do you think that is ok?

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Yeah, that sounds great!...make it a red blouse and you'll be good to go. Red actually cause their attention to you!

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• clothing.


• Overalls and a straw hat.


• Sounds good. Good luck


• What you have picked sounds fine (not too much or too little). Good luck


• Never ever wear Jeans to an interview. You wear a pair of Khaki pants. Jeans show disrespect for the person doing the interview. The petting zoo by use No Employees wear jeans to work


• Yes, that seems appropriate. Keep your makeup simple as well and your hair neat.

Job Interview Questions: What would the personel from Research and Development ask me during the job interview?

Hi there! I applied online for a job and the recruiting process is made of 4 phases. The second one would be the interview with the managers of the Research and Development division. What should I expect to be asked?

thank you

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If I were interviewing you I would ask one question of prime importance to me in R& D, and it would be.

"Please explain any product or item that you developed from conception to the prototype, and explain the stages and difficulties you experienced along the way and how you overcame those hurdles".
Good luck at the interview

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Job Interview Questions: If my last experience was a year ago, what should I say if they ask me about it in a job interview?

If my last experience was a year ago, what should I say if they ask me about it in a job interview?

My last experience with children was a year ago. I have been taking some classes and have not done any work with children,

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Always give an honest and detailed history about your work experience.

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Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview on Thursday, any tips?

i'm 16 and have an interview for my potential first job at carter's (baby clothing store). any tips, tricks, requirements or recommendations i need to know about? like i said, this would be my very first job interview so i'm not sure what exactly to do or how exactly to answer questions, thanks!

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Hi ,

The first thing to remember about the interview is that your first impression is the most important thing. Most employers make their decision within the first 2 minutes of meeting you, so as long as you make a good impression right off the bat you don't have to worry too much about answering the right questions and wowing them with your experience. Focus on that first handshake, that is by far the most important part.

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• Think about what they are likely to want from someone in the job. For this type of role it might include
  -good interpersonal skills
  -team player
  -energetic and fit (can do physical work as well as be relied on to turn up)
  -great customer service - ie friendly and pleasantThen consider based on your experience where you have examples of these skills. A great guide for interview success is here
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  The key is in the time spent in preparation. This means you can be confident and polished on the day


• My cousin told me that she was interviewed for the same position at two different stores. One of the interviews, she said she was shyer and quiet. At the second one, she spontaneously said that she was outgoing and friendly. She got the job where she said she was outgoing and friendly. So maybe its worth a shot! :) hope I helped!

Job Interview Questions: What would a female wear to a job interview?

Hi my wife was wondering as she gets ready for interviews, what do you wear to job interviews, is it still the suits that we were taught to wear?

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It is better to look over dressed than under dressed. I would say that a suit would be perfect for a job interview because potential employers look for people who are well presented and care about their appearance.

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• something that gives her confidencee .


• For a professional job, a suit is good.

Job Interview Questions: Would it be acceptable to wear a simple black professional dress with a blazer to a job interview?

Would a simple black knee length dress, professional blazer, pantyhose, and black pumps be ok for a job interview? I seriously hate wearing pants suits and skirt suits aren't much better. I think I'd feel more comfy in a dress.

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I think it would give a great impression!

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• You might not want to hear this, but a skirt suit would be the best way to go.
  
  Always err on the side of what is guaranteed to be acceptable. Standards of attire vary from employer to employer. If the job comes down to you and one other person, you wouldn't want to lose the offer just because the other person was "better dressed." You don't want to leave anything to chance.
  
  Wait until you are actually hired before you start experimenting with your outfits. Once you are "in," most employers offer leeway as to what their staff can wear. You can also speak to your coworkers about what is appropriate. However, interviewing isn't the time to be adventurous with the wardrobe.
  
  Good luck with the interview.
  
  :-) Nohealani


• I agree with Nohealani. Although this sounds very nice and professional to me, you don't really want to leave anything to chance. Going with a skirt suit maybe a safer option. Instead of thinking it as being uncomfortable, think of it as you won't have to worry about your attire being acceptable...it is. This should allow you to focus all your attention on giving a great interview.
  
  Good luck!


• Knee length is a good length, nice and professional. Make sure also to wear nude hosiery, or at least some sort of sheer hosiery. Opaque tights are not really professional looking at all. I don't know why they're so fashionable in general, when sheer hose are wayyyyyyyy better.

Job Interview Questions: What should an 18 year old wear to an open job interview?

I'm 18 and there's a job interview at Goody's, the clothing store, tomorrow. My mom says I should wear a Hollister sundress. It's the most professional thing I have lol. Also, what should I expect, question wise & how to answer questions? Thanks!

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I think you should wear something professional looking, but don't over do it, because you have to remind them you are 18, but you will work as hard as any worker would if you are hired for this job. A dress does seem appropriate, so I would go with that, just don't dress to fancy or casual

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• If your sundress isn't out of line with what the salespeople at Goody's wear, you should wear it. Always dress as formally as the most formally-dressed person in the position for which you are interviewing. If you aren't sure, ask. Nobody will think less of you and many people will think more of you if you ask.
  
  You might be asked why you want the job, when you can start, what your dream job is. Answer in terms of what you can do for Goody's, and not in terms of what Goody's can do for you. Neither nor Goody's nor any other employer has jobs to give out. They have work that needs to be done. Tell them why you're the best choice to do it.


• Friend your mum is right that you can wear professional dress so that you look professional to the job.More i prefer to say that please wear simple and clean dress which attract the interviewer who is there for your interview. I think this is the best for you.God bless you and best of luck for the interview.


• Answer the questions honestly and to the point.