Job Interview Questions: How to a job interview?

Ok i just applied for my first job at burger king. Ive applied to many jobs before but have never gotten a response. I heard After you apply wait a week, then call them and keep calling them until you get an interview. Is this true? Im 16 by the way

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NO. That is one sure way to annoy your potential employer. Pestering rarely lands anyone a job. Wait until they call you. If you MUST know, you can call and ask about the status of your application ONCE. If they give you the run around, just move on and apply elsewhere. If they haven't had a chance to look at it yet, give them some more time. Certainly don't keep calling every single week. You may never get an interview, and continually calling them will likely drive them away for good.
If you do land an interview, then it is all right to follow up weekly, under certain circumstances. If they say they'll call you next Tuesday, and Tuesday comes and goes, give them one more week and then call them to ask where you stand. If they don't know yet, and don't say when they'll get back to you, then call again in a week. If you have to call more than a couple times, move on. Don't harass them. If they really want you, you'll know it - THEY will call you.
I know job hunting can be like this weird dating game where there's all these rules about who calls who and when etc., but it does get easier over time and you'll get the hang of it after a few years experience in the job world. Good luck.

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

I have a interview Monday with a bank. I am apply for a personal banker position. I am bring my resume, cover letter and a copy of my transcript from college (I have 70 credit hours, with 54 more hours left for a Bachelor in Business Management) The position only say you need a high school diploma so should I bring the college transcript or is that over doing it. Also, What else should I bring, and what are some good tips. Also how early should I arrive. PLEASE HELP

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First, congratulations on landing the interview! In today's market, that's not always an easy thing to do. You have all the materials you need, however, consider them more like a portfolio. Anything you've done that is relevant to the position you are interviewing for should be included. The most important thing to do is prepare yourself. Find a friend or family member and mock interview so that you can practice your answers. There are a lot of places online you will find potential interview questions. Next, make sure you have 2-3 questions of your own and plan on asking them during the interview. Do your homework and read about the company. Find things to ask about that let them know you have done research and are taking the position seriously. The site below will also give you more information on interview tips.

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• If they need the transcript, they would ask for it. I think it is overkill and a waste of paper. They'd also insist on it being in a sealed envelope from the registrar and they would probably request it themselves. Usually they would only care if you have a degree. I'd arrive ten minutes before the interview and I would bring a pen and the other two items you mentioned.
  
  I'd also make sure to dress professionally and not go in even in business casual if you can help it. Business casual is the bare minimum if you don't own a suit. At least wear a tie. Make sure to wear good shoes and your hair looks nice. Don't forget deodorant. Take out any piercings you have on before you get there.


• You probably don't need the college transcript--I've never been asked to provide one for an entry-level job--but you can bring all of your documents in a professional-looking leather portfolio, and if your interviewer expresses any interest in seeing proof of your credit hours, you can pull it and show him. If he doesn't say anything, just leave it in there.
  
  If you haven't filled out an official job application with the company, bring the addresses and phone numbers of all your previous jobs (for filling out the job history section--I surely don't remember all the details of my previous jobs that well), and bring a few copies of your references sheet with the names and contact info for at least three references.
  
  You can walk in about 10 minutes early and let someone know that you are there to see so-and-so, but that you know you're early, so there's no rush. You'll probably be directed somewhere to wait for your interviewer.
  
  Look up a list of commonly asked interview questions (Google it) and already have answers prepared for those questions.


• Myself I believe that letters are great, providing they are composed utilizing great punctuation and spelling (always use a spall chocker!). You can get some great guidance for composing letters by visiting the resource in the box below, it's got a lot of other stuff about job hunting in addition.


• Good luck with your interview. Even if your nervous try and appear to be confident. Not TOO over confident though. Just that you believe in yourself and know what your doing.
  Make sure you show charisma and when they ask the question
  'why should we employ you' say because you have ambition. Let them know that you believe in yourself and their company!
  How could they say no!
  Best of luck


• I'll tell you what NOT to bring: your cell phone. (Or leave it in the car. Turn it off, at the very least.)
  
  Sure way to blow an interview is to have your cell phone ring during the interview. Even worse if you answer it.


• A fresh copy of your resume. Dress business casual, bring a pen, and arrive 10 to 15 minutes early

Job Interview Questions: What to wear at a kitchen job interview?

I have been called for an interview at a kitchen for a retirement home. It is the middle of summer and all I have for shirts other than t-shirts is a long sleeve polo shirt. For pants all I have are dark blue pants, that dont match with the shirt, a pair of jeans, and a pair of plain long jean shorts. Any suggestions?

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Wear dress slacks and a button down shirts. I dont think a tie will be necessary for this job.

Go to the goodwill if you need to. People judge you on how you dress at an interview-make the best impression you can.

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Job Interview Questions: I have my first job interview today, how can I convince/impress them enough to hire me? Please help?

I got an interview for an immediate opening for a full time position working for an environmental consulting firm, this would be my first job and they said that no experience was necessary but I REALLY REALLY need a job right now and I want to ace the interview so they hire me. Does anyone have any tips on how I can do this? What should I say, how should I act in the interview?
Please please help I need you!!!

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Be honest. Research some things about the company/job as much as you can, slip some of them into your interview indicating you researched it they will be impressed.

people say if they ask for a weakness make it a good one however interviewers will have heard these good ones over and over, make it an honest weakness but tell them that you are working on that and or you would like to improve it in some way. dont make it a huge weakness. and that doesnt hugely affect your job

Taking these simple steps will soon have you the job.

Also act confident but not arrogant confident, dont say you really need A job, make out this is the only job you have took a huge interest in.

GOOD LUCK! :)

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Job Interview Questions: What do I wear to a fashion job interview?

i have a job interview at GUESS? tomorrow. The lady who took my application told me to "dress stylish." I'm mostly a jeans and t shirt guy, albeit nice t shirts. what should i wear?

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i say dress nice but not too too nice

a great pair of black slack with a button down with no tie
or a really great pair of dark denim jeans with a button
would really look nice

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• Go to one of their site and get an idea of what they advertise as being in style. Use that to put together an outfit that looks stylish but still appropriate for an interview.


• If you want a career in fashion, you should be able to answer this yourself. No offense!

Job Interview Questions: What to wear to a ben and jerry's job interview?? (male)?

soo i have a job interview for ben and jerr'ys ice cream and i was wondering what to wear!!?? its my first ever job interview so i am unsure. Is khaki pants and a button down short with a tie too formal?? should i go for something more casual? idk! HELP! lol

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Better off being more formal than casual/

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

I'm a 19 year old college student home for the summer. I have a job interview this week with a law firm, but since this is my first job, I don't know what to wear. I want something youthful but still tasteful, and I don't want to dress too warmly... It's summer in Florida. It's hot. Any advice would be appreciated! Whenever I search online I find tips that I think were designed for older people. Thanks.

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If you are interviewing with a law firm, your best bet is a conservative suit. Law is an extremely conservative field and until you get a feel for the office you need to play it safe. Make sure your shoes are in good condition and on the low-heeled side and your jewelry also needs to be conservative. If you wear a skirt suit you need to wear hose underneath.

If you don't have a suit a nice blouse and dress pants or a pencil skirt would be an okay backup. Avoid cleavage, bare shoulders, and too much leg until you learn more about the office.

A lot of law offices are not this conservative - but many are. Until you know for sure, play it safe.

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

I have a job interview for an office position in a dentist office and I'm not sure what to wear. I have black business capri style pants but I'm having problems with the shirt. I have a green 3/4 length shirt and a cami with a button down. What should I wear?

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The black pants " if they are full length" and a blouse may be a better choice. Capris are casual wear not suited for interviews. Be conservative on the jewelry and perfume. Do wear a watch if you have one. For shoes, try a closed toe, low heel pump with tan or skin tone hose (knee hi or pantyhose). Try to learn something about the dentists and their practice before you go. Arrive on time and be confident in yourself and you will do fine.

Good luck on your job search.

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• Don't wear the capris. They are too casual for a job interview. I would wear the black pants and either the button down without the cami or the green shirt. Be sure to tuck in your shirt tail.
  
  If you have a white shirt (not a top), wear it with the black pants. Black bottom, white top are classic.
  
  Wear black shoes with the combination, and not too much jewelry. A pair of earrings, a small pendant and a watch are about all you want to wear.


• Dress for success. Don't wear the capri pants. Too casual for an interview.
  
  Go for a skirt, blouse, and jacket or a skirt with a twin set.


• A rain jacket, a skirt, and some sandals. Wear a beret as well.

Job Interview Questions: How should I dress to my on-campus job interview tomorrow?

I currently attend FIU in Miami. I am an out of state transfer from Maryland and have been offered a job interview tomorrow. I want to know how I should dress. The problem is I dont have all of my wardrobe as I would back home, so right now I have one pair of slacks and some polos, but I am not sure if this is too dressy considering its an on-campus position designated for students. Should I go with the slacks and polo, or just casual clothes like jeans and a tee?

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• You always want to dress a little better than the anticipated dress code you see people that the company wearing. So, if you see people wearing slacks or nice pants, wear a dress or suit. Do not, under any circumstances wear a t-shirt and a pair of jeans... not even if the people at the company wear that every day. Dress a little nicer than what you see (or expect to see). If you don't have what you need, buy something. If you can't afford to buy something, borrow something.


• Make a good first impression. Other studetns coming for the interview will probably be wearing just jeans and t shirt. Differentiate yourself from the pack. Look at the videos below on how to respond to questions during interviews and appear like you are on top of your game


• An interview is a meeting where you are expected to present your best professional self. Jeans and a tee are out. Wear your best slacks, and if you only have a polo shirt, choose the best looking and newest one and wear that.


• go as dressed up as you can