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Showing posts with label job interview video clips. Show all posts

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Job Interview Questions: How to answer this question at a job interview?

How do you describe yourself in in less than 20 words.

Job Interview Questions and Answers



Recommended Answer:
F*cking AWESOME......and go on to tell the interviewer that you're so awesome that you didn't even need to use all 20 words. It was short, sweet, and to the point.

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  • I am a hardworking and diligent person who sets goals and has every intention of reaching them.
    You could also look at their website or something like that and see what they're looking for in an employee and get it from there.

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Friday, February 10, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Is it rude to throw out a resume during a job interview?

What would you do/think if a hiring manager threw your resume in the trash towards the end of your second interview?

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Recommended Answer:
Yes,especially if you're still sitting in the interview room. It's very unprofessional of him/her to do.

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  • no

  • Rude and an indication that management needs to discipline the interviewer. You might want to report that to their HR department.

  • reject him and say that he is 2 rude to be considered

  • Yes that is rude, if it was done in front of you. If your resume is in the trash, then so are your chances of getting hired.

  • At that point, you'd have nothing to lose. I would have stood up and said, 'excuse me'! This is my second interview, and now you're throwing my resume in the trash'? How dare you take up my valuable time and then insult me on top of it'! I then would have gone over to the waste basket, grabbed my resume, and just before walking out the door, I would have said, 'employment is a two-sided agreement, and as far as references go, nothing I ever say about your company will be meant to generate more business for you'

    Then, I'd walk out - now matter what the interviewer would have said at that point would have stopped me. Even a threat of suing me for possibly 'slandering' their company. How rude was this?

    Don't feel too bad though. Can you imagine how they would have treated you if they would have hired you?

    Good luck

Monday, January 2, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Has anyone gotten a job interview without a lot of work experience?

I give up on getting a job and I don't want to get stuck in a crappy one. :(

From the Eyes of a Job Interviewer



Recommended Answer:
yeah it helps if you know somebody

Top Interview Questions - What the Job Interviewer is Looking For


  • Yes.personality tests.loads of tricks there.

  • self employed is wonderous

Monday, October 17, 2011

Job Interview Questions: What Job Interview Questions are asked at Sea World?

So I have a Job Interview for Sea World (San Diego) next week. I was wondering what are the questions they ask or the questions they will most likely ask. The job I'm applying for is Guest Arrival Hostess. Basically I greet people, sell tickets, give people re-admittance stamps ect.
Mainly asking people who have been interviewed at Sea World but I'll take speculations and general popular interview questions. ( Have been practicing the basics mind you )

Job Interview Guide - Some Tips to Ace Your Job Interview



Recommended Answer:
Considering the job you are applying for, I think you are safe from having to brush up on your quantum physics and calculus but, there are a few things that companies want to know when considering hiring a new employee.
They would like to know about your last job and your attendance record. I am sure they have questions about how you would deal with certain situations like unruly people or your work ethic.
The questions shouldn't require too much research because they are designed to find out more about you as a person and what kind of employee you would be.
Good luck:)

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    Friday, September 30, 2011

    Job Interview Questions: How should i dress for a fast food restaurant job interview?

    ok so i have a job interview for "Chick-Fil-A" this is my first job interview ever and have no idea how to dress, I want to dress proper but I want to make sure I Don't overdress also any tips?thanks!

    Job Interviews - What You Don't Do Can HELP You!



    Recommended Answer:
    Baggie pants and some Tim's (Timberland boots)

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


    • It's always better to OVER dress than to UNDER dress. You don't have to go all out with a suit, or even a tie (though it might be nice). But you should wear a nice pair of pants, nice shoes (not sneakers), and a buttoned shirt. Look clean and organized. Also, make sure you are properly groomed

    • I'd go naked, that way if the manager is hot (which they usually are if they are a female manager at chickfila) then she'll be impressed and hire you that exact moment! And maybe get a special bonus!...like a higher pay you pervs!

    • Dress neat and clean with nice white shirt and short hair no beards or tattoo's showing. Make sure you have your health card.First impression is what counts..

    • T shirt with no jokes, sayings, or anything on it and nice jeans. Kind of a prep look i guess.

    • Tuxedo, and nothing less will get you this job

    Thursday, August 25, 2011

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

    I have a job interview at the headless horseman in NY. It's famous kind of, so I'm figuring you guys know what I'm talking about. If not, what should I wear to a job interview at a big haunted house.

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    Recommended Answer:
    Many people get stuck when they are trying to settle what to wear at an interview. Personally I'm from the old school, I believe that formal wear is never incorrect; you can get some tips from the resource in the box below, they also have loads of info on job hunting.

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