Job Interview Questions: What was your wait time after a job interview?

What was your wait time after a interview for a full-time salaried job?

Ever waited for 5-6+ weeks and still didn't hear back? I followed up a few times, but the status has always been "we will get back to you"

Any ideas? Good sign? Bad sign?

3 Simple Steps for Axing Job Interview Anxiety

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It sounds like your not getting the job.

Job Interviews - How to Quickly and Easily Succeed at Them

• For an Interview you must be prepared. Interviewers are looking for the talented one by the interviews. You will get all the tips and guidlines for the interview from this website.
  
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Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to a job interview at the Sheraton?

I am applying for the position as Fun Coordinator/Pool Attendant at the Sheraton. I have no idea what to wear for the interview. Please help! :)

Mistakes to Avoid When Answering Tricky Job Interview Questions

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Dress nicely. For my interview at a movie theater I wore black pants, a white button up, and heels and carried my jacket with me even thought it was 95 degrees out side. I was dressed nicer than the manager interviewing me but it showed that I was serious about the job. Don't forget dress for the job you want not the one you have!

Job Interview Preparation - Three Key Steps

• GCFLearnFree.org has free tutorials on how to prepare for interviews: www.gcflearnfree.org/interviewski… It includes instructional text, informational graphics, examples, and even interactives for you to practice what you've learned/actually apply what you've learned. It discusses what you should wear to an interview and what questions you can anticipate being asked.
  
  It's best to wear professional clothes to an interview, even if the attire you would wear during employment is much more casual. Something fitting for an office environment, so dress slacks, dress shoes, a nice blouse, tasteful jewelry, clean, neat hair and general clean and tidy appearance
  
  If you need additional help for things like writing a resume or job searching, there are tutorials for that as well: www.gcflearnfree.org/career
  
  Hope it helps and Good Luck!


• Dress professional. That applies for all interviews. Dress pants, nice black shoes that match, and a dress shirt. A nice suit works too. Going to a used clothing store is great if you are on a budget. You aren't dressing like you are going to a fancy play, but you need to dress up. If you take the job seriously they will take you seriously. Bring a trusted friend along for their opinion on your outfit. That helps too. Good luck!!

Job Interview Questions: I'm 18. I'm going for my first job interview. How should I answer this question from the interviewer?

I'm 18,with 1yr of college finished. I'm going to my first job interview with a company that cleans office buildings, and it pays 14.05 per hour. How should I answer these questions? 1.) Why should we hire you as an Office Cleaner? 2.)What skills do you have to offer? I was told that most interviewers asks those 2 main questions but worded different.

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Say they should hire you because you are a hard and efficient worker and then you say your skills such as a)works well under pressure, b)works well with others c)determined and on-time etc..

Good luck!

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Job Interview Questions: On a job interview for a higher end professional job, would a misdemeanor that I got when I was 15 appear?

If I were to get a job interview for a higher end, professional job, would a minor misdemeanor that I got when I was under 18 appear on my background check, and would I have to say that I had a past criminal offense if they ask? I would be getting an interview when I was older than 18, by the way.

Thanks.

Careers After 50: Tips For Winning Job Interviews!

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Juvenile records of misdemeanors normally wouldn't show after you're 18.

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