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

I'm 16 and I want to make a good impression.
Should I just wear nice jeans and a nice shirt
Or should i get more fancy like dress or slacks?

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It depends on what type of job you are interviewing for. Personally, I would opt for a nice skirt and top, minimum jewelry and makeup. You want them to remember YOU - not what you were wearing. Go sparingly on the perfume too. Here are a few more tips from a career expert I found in an article on singlemindedwomen.com:

singlemindedwomen.com/womens-fashion-tips/how-to-dress-for-an-interview/

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• Pick one half of your bikini (top or bottom), and replace the other half with a wreath. OR wear a parka, fishing pants, and a sombrero.


• Wear slacks and a nice dressy shirt. NOT JEANS!!!!


• wear a bathing suit

Job Interview Questions: When on a job interview, what's the best way to answer?

Let's say you have a job and you are looking for a new one. You may not like your work environment or you are looking for a job with better pay. So you land an interview. The person looks at your resume and says " What is your reason for leaving the XYZ Company" What would be the best way to answer that question besides something like "Well I need more money"..even though that may be true but it doesn't sound very professional.

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"I'll be completely honest with you. The reason why I left the XYZ Company is because I felt that it was a place where my potential was not able to show and did not give me a chance to grow. But I feel as though this job provides both of those aspects that ultimately offer me a constructive workplace."

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• Well, you could try the honest route and admit that, while you like your job (the work itself, not necessarily the environment, but you don't have to say that) you really can no longer afford to accept the low wage and are looking to take your experience from XYZ into an environment that more suits your skills.
  Or that you've always seen XYZ as a stepping stone to more ambitious projects like ABC (the interviewing company). Or that you felt that XYZ didn't offer the opportunities for advancement that ABC does and you felt it was time to move on? Or that you've always aspired to the position offered here at ABC and when you saw the job opening, couldn't help but jump at the chance despite already being employed with XYZ... follow your dream, right?
  
  Be as honest as you can... if you never dreamed of working for ABC, then don't claim that you've always dreamed of it... but you can use rephrasing to make otherwise "unprofessional" sounding motives sound positive. Avoid complaining about your current employer under any circumstances! Try to use your reason to point to something positive about yourself, such as ambition, pluck, self-awareness, loyalty, experience or a need for greater challenge etc.
  -Scarlet


• Be truthful first. And positive. Say: I feel I've gone as far as I can with XYZ (and give one or two examples of your outstanding achievements). Or I feel my talents/ qualities (and name some, like persistence, taking the initiative, being able to work well unsupervised or as part of a team or as leader of a project...that sort of thing) would be a real asset for XYZ, or XYZ more closely fits my abilities and aspirations (again naming some concrete skills and ambitions).
  By staying positive and not dissing your current employer, you demonstrate that you can be loyal and are not a whiner or complainer.
  If they point blank ask you why you're leaving XYZ, say in addition to the above, the benefits at your company are also -- also, but not only -- an incentive.
  Whatever you do, don't lie!


• "I feel I have accomplished as much as I could at XYZ and your company could help me achieve more" would be a good answer. Whatever you do don't badmouth your old job or co-workers. It makes you look like a conflictive person.


• "I am looking for something better"
  "I need something more challenging"


• I need a job where i can grow and expand my potential, some thing that will turn into a career and i can advance my career


• Say something like "There were limited opportunities to advance my career with that company."


• oh yes, lie during your interview. that'll land you a job.

Job Interview Questions: What are some job interview questions I should expect?

I'm applying to a fast food restaurant and if i get a interview i want to be prepared for it and the questions ill be asked. For example what would be the ideal answer to a questions like "why did you decide to seek a position with this company?" Or any other questions that might be asked, would be a big help_thank you :)

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I had one at coles, and I got the job. I answered the "why did you want a job at coles" question with: I have never had a job before and I am looking for a challenge and a way to achieve new goals. Explain how you think the company is a trusted one with reputation and recognition. Say you want to challenge yourself. I did, and they looked impressed. Coles is awsome, apply there.

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• For fast food, you'll likely be asked:
  
  Do you have reliable transportation?
  Are you willing to work evenings and weekends?
  Are you able to come in if called unexpectedly on your day off?
  How are you at following procedures and directions?
  Do you have any experience in this business?
  Do you have activities that we will have to schedule around for you?


• they always ask: tell me about yourself
  
  i always come Ready with 3 sentences
  1. about the past- what i did' my last job or college
  2. about what i'm now
  3. about what i wish to do in the future


• what is your career plan?
  what kind of professional quality you should have for this position?

Job Interview Questions: Job interview questions at Eb games?

Hey i was just wondering what kind of questions do they ask you in a job interview at eb games if any one knows that would be great, i have a job interview coming up soon. and i need answers :) i really want to get this job.

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Don't really go and say that your an avid gamer, they may think that you will lead a customer away from a game just because you hate it (e.g. Modern Warfare 2).

It really depends on the management when it comes to the end, some may like arrogant, cocky people, others don't like smart-asses, but people they can rather trust. Don't take the risk, just go with the latter and do what you normally would for an interview.

Overall, at my local EB games, they would just ask questions situation-based, acting as if they were the customer looking or asking for something.

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• Hi
  
  I work at GameStop (same company) in Covington, WA.
  
  They ask you about your knowledge of Games, Consoles, PC gaming, And your ABC's. No.. im not joking. They made me sing the ABC's to them lol apparently there were a few restarted people that worked there that couldn't alphabetize very well.
  
  If you know all about 4 things your good.
  
  And wear something preppy, like Aeropostale stuff. they wont hire you if you look homeless.

Job Interview Questions: How can I explain in a job interview?

why I want a job that isnt in the same direction as my CV states ?
I am going for an interview tomorrow that is just an admin role where as my CV is all marketing based.
i need a job obviously for financial reasons but cant say that. any advice? the question by the interviewer is so going to ask "why do you want an admin role when youve done marketing in the past?"

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You can clearly explain what type of work you can perform well.

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• Tell them that you really enjoy admin work and at this point in your life that is your passion and what you really want to do.

Job Interview Questions: What to wear for a job interview?

I'm going in for a job interview tomorrow, I applied for the position of a cashier/receptionist at a car dealership. I was planning on wearing a gray cowl neck sweater with a black cami underneath and blue dress pants. For shoes I was thinking black flats but im open to shoe suggestions. Does the rest of the outfit sound appropriate? Also, for jewelry I was going to wear small pearl earrings, and neutral makeup. Thanks for your help!

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you should wear bootleg PANTS(not jeans), a nice blouse(not a shirt), and a jacket to go over it

like this:www.collegefashion.net/wp-content…

or you could wear a conservative dress:media.onsugar.com/files/ons1/187/…you can go to charlotte russe(they also sell work clothes),macy's or tjmaxx

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Job Interview Questions: What should I bring to a job interview for Target?

Im 15 I don't have a ID but I do have my social security number and my brith certificate. do I have to bring any of them and what else?? Also what if you don't bring anything to a job interview?

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no, you do not need to bring anything to a job interview.

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• I'd bring some questions and a pen to write down anything you might find interesting. Also, during my first job interview I was hired on the spot if I brought my birth certificate or social security card with me. I just came in the next day with my birth certificate and filled out my tax paperwork.


• You don't need anything.. Since you're 15 i'm guessing you don't have any work experience?
  
  I would take an ID...you don't have a school ID? that would work take your school ID with your birth certificate and SSN just incase you need it. It dosnt hurt to be prepared...!
  
  Oh and if you do have work experience then try making a resume and if you have time have someone write a refrence letter like a teacher or something.
  
  good luck! :)


• You might wanna get either a state issued ID or a drivers license.


• walmart shirt

Job Interview Questions: What to say on a callback after a job interview?

I had a job interview with a local coffee shop. The interview went great but durring it we established that they will start having openings in August. Knowing that, what am I supposed to ask when I call back? They told me theyde call back by Friday but obviously its up to you to call them. What do I say when they call?

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Anytime you are talking to someone about a job interview, it shows you are confident and sure of yourself when you ask close ended questions. What I mean by this, is when they say they are calling, and you find out it is them, ask "So when do I start?". This forces them to answer with a date, rather than if you asked "Am I hired?", to which they can say "No" to. So, as a general rule, do not ask any questions they can answer with a "No". Ask assumptive questions that already assume that you are hired. This tells them that your mindset is already there, and your confidence alone will win you a job, even if you don't have skills. Be sure also not to sell yourself short...when they talk about pay, compensation, benefits, etc...be sure to stand your ground. Remember, they wouldn't have called you back if they did not see something in your they liked.

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