Job Interview Questions: First Job interview.. at Cracker Barrel?

I am having my first job interview tomorrow... so any quick precise responses would be helpful.
My interview is at Cracker Barrel and i am wondering what i should take along with me other than drivers license ... I am 19 years old, just graduated and i have never worked before. I would also Like to know what i should wear for the interview.
Thanks any other tips would be helpful too

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Other than your id bring another form of id so if you get the job you can do some of the paper work. Also make sure you know ur ssn. Wear a nice shirt a button up or something with a collar. A nice pair of slacks & something other than sneakers or sandals. Make eye contact. Smile. Dont b nervous. Make small talk

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Job Interview Questions: Cashier job interview questions?

I've never had a job before so I'm a bit nervous about the job interview I'm going to this Saturday. I am definately not prepared... I'm scared that I won't be able to answer questions correctly... i think i might get stucked! help please!! i need some advice thanks! 10 points

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just remember ... every one is = !! no one is better than you , so just chill out and say something smart... if you dont get the job then ,,, NEXT.... on with the next one!

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• congrats Monica don't be scared my dear we've all had our first jobs and the burger joint will realize this as well they are use to hiring young people as they start out. My first job as a kid was a burger joint too. Mainly what they will be looking for is that your eager to learn. you will be flexible with the shifts they offer you many will say this includes friday sat. and sundays. Don'tsay oh thats not good im busy or i want to go out with friends. You won't have to work all the weekend and most likely rotate with the other staff members. Dress well clean looking . not to much makeup or crazy kid wear clothing dress appropriate for an interview . Let them know your eager to learn as well. and thats your a fast learner or once your shown something you can do it. You enjoy helping the public and your a responsible young person.
  
  Practice at home if you like get your parents to help out if there not around do it yourself. in your bedroom or where ever. Look the interviewer in the eye.take a moment to anwer there question. don't fidget or look around like your not in the interview. stay focused to what they are telling you and its good to ask questions too that pertain to the job shows your interested and paying attention. smile of course and be polite shake hands.
  
  Good luck you'll do great.!

Job Interview Questions: What are some good interview questions? Not Job interview question.?

I'm making a character and going through the process of building him. I'm looking for some interview questions that someone would ask, but not job interview questions.

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[Basics:]

1) What is his/her general appearance?
2) What is his/her favorite physical quality?
3) What is his/her greatest fear? Second greatest?
4) How does he/she feel about family? friends? acquaintances?
5) Is there a beloved animal/pet? What are some favorite hobbies he/she does with said pet?
6) What is his/her greatest goal? second goal? third?
7) Is there a love interest? who? where is this going?
8) How does he/she feel about the current political/economic/social state of things? Is there something that bothers him/her most? What? Why?
9) What are 3 silly quirks/habits/pet peeves he/she has? How do others react to them? Does he/she annoy him/herself?
10) Who is the most important person in his/her life? 2nd? 3rd? why?
11) Does he/she have any favorite things he/she collects? What? Why?
12) How old is he/she? Does he/she lie about his/her age? When? why? to whom?
13) What angers him/her the most? why?
14) What makes him/her laugh? why?
15) What saddens him/her the most? why?
16) Does he/she rebel against society/family expectations? how? when? where?
17) Does he/she feel victimize in certain situations? when? how?
18) Is there anyone he/she trusts with his/her life? why/why not?
19) Does he/she have any enemies? who? why? how does he/she usually handle/react to this enemy?
20) Does he/she prefer the forest, beach, desert, or snow? Cold weather or hot? spicy food or bland? What colors sooth him/her?
21) How does he/she calm themselves when they're upset?
22) What skeletons are in his/her closet? Does anyone else know? who? What length does he/she go to hide this?
23) What type of people does he/she surround him/herself with? Why?
24) What's he/she do for a living? Is he/she happy doing this? why/why not? Why not do what he/she loves?
25) What does he/she do on his/her spare time?
26) How does he/she feel about the unexplained..anamolies..physical/metaphy… etc. Is he/she superstitious?
27) What haunts him/her at night? Can they sleep? How do they cope with it?
28) What are bad habits that affect his/her life? How do they affect his/her life? Those around them?
29) Does he/she have a religious faith? Does it play a big role in his/her life? How?
30) What are his/her morals pertaining to abortion, stem cell research, murder, thievery, euthanizing, death penalty, etc.

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• Maybe something indirectly personal, if you know what I mean.
  Like 'What is your favorite memory?' or 'Who is your hero?' or maybe even about past relationships or regrets. It might unleash things you didn't know about your character, like that people who left a mark on their life or those little experiences that make them who they are, whether is joyful or full of egoism. You know that little odd thing of the character that make us all readers fall in love with him/her.


• Um, either I'm extremely tired, or seriously confused...
  
  What questions exactly are you looking for? Do you mean character profile questions?
  
  Like:
  Hair color
  Eye color
  Age
  Gender
  Country
  State
  Town
  Likes
  Dislikes
  Social class
  etc....?

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About a month after I applied, I finally got an interview.
It's for a kitchen job at the local nursing home.
I'm nervous! I've never had a legit job interview! I'm planning on wearing my nicest jeans and a nice top. I'm just worried about the questions he's going to ask me! :\

I'm only looking to work about 2-3 days a week.
I'm pretty busy with school activities.
Such as the Fall Play, Band, Homecoming&Prom Committee, Eventually the Musical, Religious Ed. Classes on Wednesdays, and Church Every Saturday.
I'm just afraid if I tell him all this that he won't hire me. And I really do want to work there, but these activities are important to me.
I guess what I'm really asking for it just advise on how to handle this interview!
*is sooo nervous*

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Hi, I understand your jitters. Just keep these questions in mind and relax. These questions are critical... they will more then likely be asked.

-Tell me about yourself.
-What are your weaknesses?
-Why should we hire you?
-Why do you want to work here?
-What are your goals?
-What can you do for us that other candidates can't?
-What are three positive things your last boss(or teachers/fellow students) would say about you?
-What irritates you about co-workers?
-If you were hiring someone, what would you look for?
-Tell me of your ability to work under pressure.
-What is your greatest strength?

Good luck!!

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Job Interview Questions: Bringing your resume to a job interview?

hi, I know that there's a rule saying you should bring enough copies of your resume for each person interviewing you. My concern is that, it seems like such a waste of paper, I mean, for instance I would bring 3 resumes that are tailored for a specific position, and after the job interview is done, I'd have to throw them away because they wouldn't be tailored for any other positions I apply for in the future. Does anyone have any input? thanks so much

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you should bring enough copies for each person interviewing you. They want to be able to have something to look at on hand in order to reference your qualifications. They will most likely keep these after the interview not give them back to you to deal with.

It's just one of those things. Yes it is wasteful, but it shows that you are prepared and in the long run if you have to be a little wasteful in order to get a job it's what you have to do.

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• Use the copies you don't need for scarp paper at home. a rim of paper is less then 10.00 a job is worth alot more then a piece of paper.
  
  always bring a resume one time I did not for I forgot it on the kitchen table the guy literally rolled his eyes at me , needless to say I did not get the job and with his reaction did not want to work for him anyway. always bring the copies in other words. good luck in your job search


• save the trees. don't print resumes. don't bother bringing your resume to your interview.
  
  in fact, don't even go to the interview. you'll harm the environment when you drive your car to the office.
  
  don't waste anyone's time


• Your attitude is a problem IMO. What is 3 sheets of paper to get a job. Even if you print a ream of paper, what is the costs vs what is your gain?


• So you would risk the possibility of work because you dont want to waste paper?
  
  Dont worry about the paper, and just take enough copies!
  
  Good Luck x


• Sheesh! How much does a couple pieces of paper really cost?

Job Interview Questions: What to expect on a second job interview (for nursing)?

I have a second LVN job interview for an extended living facility in the rehab unit. Any advice on what to expect ? I am a new grad and have no idea what to expect??

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The person who will interview you will most likely be a person who has more responsibility (i.e. higher up) than the first interview. At this time, the first interviewer probably have already told this one that, "This young man is a new grad. He seemed nice and polite. I think he will fit in well here." (or something like that.)

So just go in and relax. If you are asked about anything you don't know (for example, a medical question)--don't make it up. Be honest and say, I don't know, but I will find out. (No one knows everything and for a nurse, every day is a learning experience no matter how long he or she has been one.)

Get to the place a bit early. Sit in your car and relax a bit. Take a few deep breaths before you go inside. Don't forget your copy of resume. Since this is your first job--take the offer (when they give you one) thankfully, and if you find it boring / tedious--try to stay at least a year before you look for another job.

Good luck!

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