Showing posts with label second job interviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label second job interviews. Show all posts

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Job Interview Questions: I need advice about a job interview i have tomorrow...?

after putting in application after application, i finally got a job interview. i use to work for this company for four years, but when i got pregnant and miscarried, i quit because i heard that my supervisor was saying negative things about me. no tomorrow i have an interview and im nervous because the interviewer may ask me why did i leave my last job. what do i say without being negative and make it more in to a positive....if that's possible?

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Hopefully you dont get interviewed by the same supervisor lol as long as you left with good terms put 2 weeks in before quitting your good they wouldnt of taken the time to interview you if they didnt have the intent to hire. I would say when I left I found a career i seemed to like at first but it wasnt for me in the long run but after leaving this job I found out that this was the job for me and i want to continue to be successful here for the company and your team of employees (and so on) I could word it better but I dont know what the job is im sure you can piece it together

Master Job Interview Skills


  • Ok you need to tell the truth ina very distorted way that makes your previous employer look bad and you look like the innocent hard working mom that left due to sexist discrimination. This will show that you have dignity, strong character etc..just make up some nasty comments the guy said about u...bottom line..make it look bad! in your favor

  • Tell them that you had to resign for personal issues, and if he still pushes at it, tell him the truth. No one would deign someone a job because of that.

Monday, January 23, 2012

Job Interview Questions: What should I expect on this job interview/meeting?

So i met with the manager of a Credit Admin Dept (position is Jr Credit Analyst) at the bank ive been working with for about 5 years. The interview went very well. She emailed me on friday asking me to meet with her and the other Analysts I'll be working with. What should I expect on this meeting? I know they want to see how I will interact with them, but will they quiz me on something? Help!!

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Sounds like you have been prescreened and determined to qualify for the position. Now they just want to see how you fit in. Maybe you could do a little research about the office location, what it is near to, what its customers are like, what it supports, where you park or something that they all have in common with each other and then if you could relate to one another while meeting with them then hopefully they will decide that you are a good fit.
Keep in mind that they are probably comparing you to someone else so you want to have something to offer that maybe no one else will have.
Good luck!

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


  • Yes, they very well may ask you interview questions. Put yourself in their position. If someone new was joining your group, you would want to know what they know so that they know what you need to know more of - get it? And, you would also want to know if they are a good fit.

    This is a very good sign that you are meeting with the group but also a critical step. They want to assess if you fit in to their group professionally and socially so appeal lingappealling but not goofy.

    Prepare for it as a regular interview. Be warm but also be profesional. Good luck.

  • Nah just be yourself and do not try too much as it will show that you may BS this so just do what you are doing and show your personality and show that you are a fun person to be around with and that you are not dull. Just show who you are as a person and you will be fine just go out and do the interview without thinking too much so you can be engaged with the people there and show that you are aware of what is going on

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview this afternoon, but I have a really bad cold?

I have been sick for over a week, and I really though I would get better by today. I haven't had a fever, just a really bad cold or sinus infection. I feel awful. I went on another interview thursday when I was a little less sick, but I just don't know if it is rude to go when I am coughing and obviously stuffy. What should I do?

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failure to go shows that you were not serious ,please go and apologize for that ,anyone understands its not your fault . make sure that you start by that ,they also do get sick . it will also add you points .its not for what you are but what you will offer

3 Job Interview Skills You Must Have to Win Your Dream Job


  • It's ok to reschedule the interview but you have to do it properly.
    Speak directly to your interviewer. Most of the time, employers inform you of the person who will talk to you in the interview. Answering machines or leaving messages are a no-no - they're not only unprofessional, but you risk not having them delivered and keep people waiting (which is even more inappropriate).

    Apologize and be polite when on the phone with the interviewer, and explain why (remember: valid reasons and real emergencies only) to reschedule job interview.

    Request to reschedule your interview on a date that you sure you can be present, and if the interviewer agrees to it. Depending on the validity of your reason, and among all other factors, a reschedule job interview may no longer be feasible. Once a date is set, always thank the interviewer sincerely for giving you another shot at getting the job.

    Once you have a reschedule job interview, show your appreciation to your prospective employer by calling in to confirm that you will be up and about during the interview. This helps diminish thoughts of insincerity and unreliability from you.

    On the day of your rescheduled interview, be sure to apologize again and show all ways of courtesy. Goodluck!

  • You are in a difficult spot since today is Monday. If you would have had a weekday before today, you could have let the interviewers know and get the interview rescheduled. But now it is late enough that you are not sure how it will affect their overall schedule.

    Anyways, if you are not looking like a Zombie and in your senses to appear for an interview (and audible), show up there and let them know what I said in first paragraph.

    If you are still not quite audible, call them and let them know your condition. If you happen to leave a voice mail, leave a voice mail. Let them hear you.

  • Go. Then tell them that you are there but you are not feeling well but you are up to it if your snorting and coughing don't offend them interviewers.

    Let them see the first ounce of your character - Dedication and truthfulness.

    I hope you nick it.

  • dude.. take dayquil.. eat some tylenol.. suck on some cough drops and rock your interview... most arent very long and 1st impressions are everything... take some meds that will kill the symptoms and be confident in your interview..

  • Go - but apologise for your condition.

Thursday, December 29, 2011

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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    Thursday, November 24, 2011

    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,

    Keys to a Successful Job Interview



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

    Job Interviews -- The Real Reasons Why You Need to Follow Up


      Wednesday, September 21, 2011

      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.

      Job Interviews -- The Real Reasons Why You Need to Follow Up



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      I think it would give a great impression!

      Preparing For Job Interviews


      • 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.

      Friday, September 16, 2011

      Job Interview Questions: How should I dress at my lifeguarding job interview?

      I'm a high schooler who's applying for a lifeguarding job. Since its not the most professional job, obviously, I was wondering how exactly I should dress for it.

      Do I have to go all out and look nice? Or is something a little more casual ok? After all, it's a part time job interview for a teenage girl.

      Thanks a ton! :)

      Job Interview Preparation



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      Def show up in one of those red bathing suits that say LIFEGUARD on it.

      JK. Wear nice jeans and a button down blouse.

      Tips For Job Interviews - Common Job Interview Questions and Answers


      • The nicer and more formal you dress the better. Wear a dress and you are set. Do not wear shorts.
        A guy could wear a suit. You are lucky a dress will do nicely. You can't overdress for an interview. Your dress is telling them how much want the job and what you will do to get it. It also tells them how much effort you will put into the job itself.

        Some job interviews are very informal especially in California
        You could ask. This shows that you are concerned about doing the right thing.

      • I think you should wear jeans shorts or any kind of jeans with a shirt ( NO WORD SHIRTS) you should wear a casual shirt good luck <3

      • Put on jeans and a nice shirt. Id wear closed toe shoes also! good luck!

      Monday, August 22, 2011

      Job Interview Questions: How can i succeed in my job interview for american eagle?

      I have a job interview with american eagle on monday and i need a few tips on how i can succeed in this interview. What do i wear? what do i say and what do i not say? ive done horribly in past job interviews an i have been out of work for almost a year. What do i do?

      Job Interview Preparation



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      How u present your self always matters....wear nice kahkis and a polo sit up straight and try to look like uve do this all the time...dont mention the fact that uve been out of work orthat ppl have turned u down...do try to make the interveiwer feel comfertable talking to u but not in a sketchy way more like a friend way...if they do bring up ur unemployment problem say that u just havent been able to find the right job thAt offers u the things ur looking for and u think that a&e does....also before u go into the interveiw do a ton of research about the company such as whAt there selling and so on and so forth...and smile dont be nervous thats the worst thing u can do
      Good luck :)

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