Showing posts with label police job interview questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label police job interview questions. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Job Interview Questions: After a job interview, should I send a snail mail follow up in addition to the follow up email?

Or is that too much? I sent the follow up email about a week ago. Should I send a thank you snail mail as well?

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Recommended Answer:
Yes. Sending a TY note sets you apart from the crowd. It would have been better to send it out the following day,

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  • No. Don't send a letter.
    Did they give you a time frame for a response. If they said they would be in touch in the next week or two, let that amount of time pass, then call and say you're still interested and wondering if a decision has been made.

  • Maybe you should call them to check up on the status

  • Don't be a pest. The whole follow up thing is ridiculous anyway. If they want you they'll be in touch.

Thursday, February 2, 2012

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

I have a grey suit with a grey and light blue tie. I also have a black suit with a black and red tie. Also I currently have a goatee with connecting side burns. Should I shave it all off, or can I at least keep the goatee and shorten the sideburns?

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Recommended Answer:
In the book job interviews for dummies, it says to dress one step above what the interviewer would be wearing, so will you be interviewed by a Navy officer in their duty uniform (cammies) or a dress uniform or will it be conducted by a civilian in casual clothes or in a suit and tie.

Concerning the goatee and sideburns at least for the interview I would suggest being clean shaved.

Hopes this helps, Good luck!

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  • Grey suit. Never black. It's a job interview, not a funeral.

  • Shave off the hair and go in well groomed, no side burns or goatee, stand proud and be assertive. Keep your hair on your head, but have it trimmed to look professional. Do not wear red in to the interview, wait until you get hired. I have been involved in hiring civilians before, and every time, red turned the desk jockeys off and so did facial hair.

  • Gray suit & blue tie black socks & shoes, shave off the goatee & sideburns.

  • Certainly go with the grey suit. I would recommend removing the goatee and trimming the sideburns to make sure that they look nice and tidy.

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Confirm a job interview via email?

So I scheduled a job interview a few days ago and the gentleman I spoke with said he would send me an email to confirm the time/location of the interview, but he hasn't sent me an email and I have the job interview tomorrow evening. I'm positive of the time/location of the interview, but I want to make sure that he remembers about the interview since it is taking place after hours. Is it okay to send him an email to confirm the interview? Thanks!

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Recommended Answer:
no, Just show up for the interview.

don't bug him, he probably forgot.

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    Saturday, September 24, 2011

    Job Interview Questions: What should I wear for a job interview at Marshalls?

    I am a 17 year old girl. I have a job interview at Marshalls in a few days and have no idea what to wear because this is my first job interview ever. Also, is there anything I need to bring with me? Please no stupid/rude comments. Thank you :)

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    Recommended Answer:
    Women's Interview Attire
    •Solid color, conservative suit
    •Coordinated blouse
    •Moderate shoes
    •Limited jewelry
    •Neat, professional hairstyle
    •Tan or light hosiery
    •Sparse make-up & perfume
    •Manicured nails
    •Portfolio or briefcase

    Bring few extra copies of your resumes, references, and two forms of ID in case they request it.

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