Job Interview Questions: Hi..should i make a resume for my job interview at Michael's arts and crafts store?

this is my first interview eva and im pretty nervous. i dont know if a resume is needed for type of job or not or what type of questions they'll ask me. will they ask me artsy questions???? if anybody has any advice or tips please tell.peace;)

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Always make a resume and have it ready for an interview.

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• They will have a form for you to fill out. Just fill that out and give to the hiring manager. I'm sure having artsy experience would be a help but I think they probably really care about your ability to stock shelves and/or cashier.


• A resume may not be needed but it would show professionalism and that you are serious about the job. Don't be nervous, just listen to the questions and answer them the best you could. Good luck.

Job Interview Questions: Is a short job interview a good or bad sign?

My interview for a casual refreshment place was only 5-10 minutes. I think I answered the questions pretty well. Any personal experience on this? I've been receiving mixed answers :-/

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If you are confident about your performance, when can you start?

Preparation is the Best Job Interview Tip

• It all depends on how the interview went.
  
  I had an interview once that wasn't an interview: I found the manager and started talking with him, and forty five minutes later he'd hired me. I then proceeded to fill out the application.
  
  Although they try to generalize "the interview" so that people can be told what to do, each interview situation is entirely different.
  
  Go with your own reaction to the interview.


• It doesn't mean either, really.
  
  There's only so much they'd need to know for such a job.
  
  Sometimes you will have a brief first interview as they sort out candidates, then there will be a a second more extensive interview for potentials.
  
  Don't make too much of it yet. I've had entire orientations that went nowhere and ten minute interviews where I started the next day.
  
  You could give it a few days, then call and try to talk to the person that makes that decision.


• it never really matters whether u were in interview board for 5-10 min
  actually an interviewer can prolong his/her interview in two cases
  1. try to find the least domain the interviewee knows when he/she was unable to answer suitably.
  2. or to find the height of the interviewee's knowledge
  
  for ur case u answered pretty well so u does not belong to any of them....
  so don't worry and be confident.


• depends what kind of position. if its an office job then short is not good.
  
  if its a more laid back, kinda position then its a great thing.
  
  whats a casual refreshment place?


• Any interview in this recession is good!!


• My interview for my current job was only 10 minutes. I got the job.


• Bad Sign...


• If you look good then it went great.


• Good i guess


• Was it long enough for you to take a seat?


• if they said we'll call you back apply for a new job

Job Interview Questions: Will be 17 weeks pregnant and have a job interview?

I only have a small bump that I could hide, the reason I'm thinking of hiding the fact that I'm pregnant is because they are not allowed to discriminate against me because I'm pregnant so I shouldn't have to say anything. I really need to get a job and know that I have a great working history but I believe if they know I'm pregnant I will have no chance to get the job. What do you think I should do?

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Everyone who tells you to hide your bump isn't thinking clearly. Look at this logically.

You are 17 weeks pregnant. Most companies have a 3 month probation period in which they can let you go for no reason. By the time that 3 month period is up you will already be 7 months pregnant and there is no way you can hide a pregnancy for that long. Even if you did, you'd be giving them notice about maternity leave in 2 months.

If I were your employer, I'd be very angry that you held the fact that you'd be leaving so soon after your probation period was up. It can only hurt your job. They may not be able to fire you, but they can make your job onerous enough to quit.

During the interview, tell them the truth.

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• I would try and hide it (if you can). They cannot legally ask you about it but if they detect you could be pregnant and you don't say anything - this might hurt your chances of getting a job. So try to hide it well.


• Try to hide it if you can. I know they can't discriminate, but we all know they will.
  If they offer you the job, tell them only after you have signed all of the paperwork and have gotten your schedule. Then they can't do anything!


• i would no way tell them you wont get it trust me iv been there my self 2times love

Job Interview Questions: First Job Interview Tomorrow and what to expect?

I'm 16 and have my first job interview at a movie theater!
What type of questions should i expect?
Any tips on how to answer them?
Is there anything i should that would make them more interested in giving me the job?
About how long will the interview be?

THANKS any additional info would be helpful too:]

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I don't know about the theaters specially, but generally in any interview you have to make a good impression by looking neat, dressing properly and professionally, not sloppy and in shorts or slippers!
be there earlier than the time they expect you. talk politely, do not use slang or any bad language, look responsible and thank the interviewer for the opportunity they gave you, tell them you are very diligent and make them proud that they have hired you by sticking to good manners with everyone, being nice and friendly to the customers, being a people person, and helpful to all. show them you respect them and the others at work. they will ask you maybe this questions where did you heard frm them hiring? why do you want to work in there? how do you describe yourself? and so on. most of all they want to know you are polite, responsible, and dependable.good luck!

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• Since it is in a customer services capacity, expect some questions about how you would deal with different types of customers (angry, abusive types). Good luck, be confident, be relaxed.

Job Interview Questions: How many people are with you in a job interview?

ok so I plan on applying at a bank, and the part that scares me most is the job interview... how many people are in the same room when you are being questioned? is it only you and the manager person or are there a lot of other people?

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Every interview I have ever done has been just myself and the interviewer. For your sake, they don't bring in other people. Just act confident and sure of yourself and you will do fine! Best of luck. Cheers!

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• usually, there are at least three emplyees in the interview. there is only one emplyee at one time.

Job Interview Questions: Mentioning gaming as hobby during job interview for army?

I have a job interview today. I am going into army. Usually they ask what is your hobby. I love gaming and passionate about it. But i haven't had much opportunities to participate in competions as such. Is it bad for me to mention it as hobby?

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Well consider the game America's Army - a game made by the US Military themselves. I don't see them as looking down upon you for that. If you like to game, you like to game. It's a legitimate hobby, something you do in your recreational time.

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• it's the army you could say sitting on your a*s all day all they care about is giving you a gun and shipping you over seas


• Im the same way. You can tell them but word it differently, like "I like to play video games, but they dont rule my life". And a big bit of advice, do alot of cardio, worry about weight lifting later. I know my sergeant would tear you apart if he heard you say your obsessed with video games.


• Are you kiddding me?!?!?!? This is 2009. So much is done remotely today using drones and robots and there are many more things in development. Your calused little fingers could be a real asset.
  
  Besides playing, can you hack games, etc.? Don't put down and hide the skills you have.
  
  www.goarmy.com/JobDetail.do?id=21…
  www.hqda.army.mil/ari/pdf/land_wa…
  
  Have you ever taken a look at America's Army? It's the Army's Official game.
  www.americasarmy.com/

Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview for a telemarketing job, what should I wear?

I have a job interview tomorrow for a non-profit company that handles fund raising events. The position I am being considered for involves calling people from a list I am given and asking them about donations and such. What should I wear for this interview?

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Business casual attire. Even though you probably won't be wearing business attire, it's still a good idea to present yourself proffesionally. It shows them that you care about your image.

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• Hello,
  
  I suggest dressing neatly and conservatively. You want to project the best possible image of yourself, so plan and prepare a neat, businesslike outfit. You can't go wrong with a business suit. Even if the company has explicitly stated that it's a “business casual” workplace, stick with the suit. An interview is not the time to express your unique fashion sense; it's the time to show you know when it's time to follow the rules and traditions of business.
  
  Good luck at your interview! :-)


• clothes

Job Interview Questions: Anything I should know before a job interview at a pretty nice restaurant?

So, I have a job interview at a fairly upscale restaurant, most likely as a waitress. I've only had one professional job interview before and it was for a very different job (working with kids), so I want to know beforehand - what kinds of questions will I be asked and should I be ready to answer? I just want to come off as confident, because I tend to get a little nervous when it comes to formal things like this.

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Dress professionally and be yourself. Never chew gum.

They might ask you what your strengths and weaknesses are and whether or not you have had any experience doing restaurant work before. They will probably also ask whether or not you are still employed, why you're quitting, and what days/hours you will be available to work. (I don't foresee them asking too much beyond that, but it's been a while since my restaurant days..)

Best of luck.

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Job Interview Questions: What kind of questions will I be asked at a job interview?

Tomorrow I'm going to a job interview at a small diner & atv rental business. This will be my first job interview, because I am under 18. (and they know it, so no worries!) But I would like to know what kind of questions they'll likely be asking me so I can be prepared. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

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