Showing posts with label answers to job interviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label answers to job interviews. Show all posts

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Job interview questions?

I am 18 years old and I have recently scheduled a job interview at wal*mart, for the glasses department. I was just wondering what kind of outfit I should wear to the interview. Also, I need a few tips on what a job interview really means. In other words, does it mean that basically I already landed the job? Any good tips for job interviews? Thanks a lot.

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For clothes, Look what everyone else wears at the store and wear something just a little nicer. As for job interview tips, have a look in the career portal and at the article about the top 10 interview questions below. Good luck.

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  • Kinda easy. Wear smart/smart casual, the more reliable you appear to be the more they would want to hire you. They will basically ask you why you want the job and what you are expecting to get out of it. Answer them truthfully with care and be sure not to keep jabbing them about how much you will get paid.

  • a job interview means you are being interviewed for the job, you do not have the job. dress
    conservatively and let them know you really want the job and you would like to make
    a career out of working for wal mart. be polite and do not make a big issue out of the salary.
    best of luck.

  • you do not have the job, they are interviewing you for the position. checking to see if you are the right person. wear nice clothes. no t-shirts, shorts, or baggy pants. Don't try to be a pimpette either. Just wear a nice buttoned shirt and slacks. Look the person in the eye. If you shakes hands.. do it firmly.. try not to answer question hesitantly.

  • I have the same question with you.

Monday, January 16, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Whats the most commom questins asked in a job interview?

what are the best ways to answer them.How does the interviewer want u to answer the questions to get the job?

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The interviewer wants to know if you're qualified for the work you're applying for. Do you have any experience? Is your aptitude suitable? In the end the decision will be based on whether you will be an asset to the company or a liability. It is good to show you are interested in contributing to the operation and are willing to work. Be able to present credentials. Be honest. A sad story wil not help your case. Be on time. Dress appropriately. Your level of education is very important. It must be commensurate with the tasks you will be doing. Misspellings on your application is a negative. "Questins" would have probably disqualified you. "u' for you would be a negative. 'what' instead of What shows you're not too bright. Whats for What's is not doing you much good.

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  • One question that I used to underestimate was "Tell me a little about yourself"...

    This is a question which you should use to your advantage - show off your positives: your past experiences and acheivements but also use it to become confident too by reminding yourself why you should be hired...

    They will also ask you:

    Why do you want to work here?
    What are you strengths and weaknesses?
    Why did you leave your last job?

    they may also ask you to sell them a pen!

  • tell me a little about yourself
    what is your biggest (greatest) weakness (challenge)
    what strengths would you bring to this job (or why should we hire you)

  • Can You Pull My Finger?

Monday, December 12, 2011

Job Interview Questions: Job interview with different people in a company?

A couple of weeks ago I had an interview at a place and the guy called me and said the job was filled. But he said he passed my name to another guy at the company for a similar position. Is this company just stringing me along, or are they interested?

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They would not waste their time if they weren't interested.

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  • Why would they waste their time and money to "string you along", let's hope there isn't an IQ test involved.

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Job Interview Questions: How do I ask for someone at a job interview withou looking like an idiot?

I'm going for a job interview tomorrow at a small thrift shoppe... and I don't know what the owner looks like, I don't want to ask for her and have her be the one I'm talking to (if that makes sense). How do I ask for her or specify that I'm there for my interview?

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Recommended Answer:
Hello, Uhm I Have An Interview With ____ At ____.

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  • Just go up to someone that works there and say "Hi, I have an interview scheduled at (time) with (name)." and they will be able to get them for you or you can just skip the name part and it will be just the same.

  • You won't look like an idiot for asking the owner if the owner is in the store. How are you to know? I'm sure she won't look down on you for it!

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Job Interview Questions: What can be used as a simple briefcase for a job interview?

I have a job interview, but Im way to young to have a real briefcase, so I was wondering if there are any alternatives for a simple yet casual briefcase?

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Recommended Answer:
Try one of those extend-able files they sell at Big Lots, Walmart and Office Depot.It's like a little pocket that expands and has separate file tabs inside.It's relatively small, thinner than a 1" binder.Also, it doesn't look over done or underdone because people in all kinds of jobs, serious or not, use them.

Here's a pic: imghost.indiamart.com/data/R/L/MY…

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