Job Interview Questions: Following-up a job interview at a frozen yogurt shop?

I applied at a frozen yogurt shop and went in for an interview last Friday (Jan 21). She seemed really interested in me and was really going into detail about the job, and then said she'd call "the beginning of next week." I have been anxiously waiting by my phone, and still no call. How soon would be too early to give a follow-up call to check my application status? Any advice on what to say?

Illegal Job Interview Questions and How to Handle Them

Recommended Answer:
well its already the end of the week. perhaps friday morning call in (less likely to be busy than in the evening). get the hiring manager on the phone and introduce yourself, then ask somethign like, "I went in for an interview last Friday and I was wondering if the position had been filled." if they chose to go with someone else, ask if there was any reason they could give you as to why you were not hired. it could shed some light on things for the next interview. but most likely the position was already given to another person so dont get your hopes up. they usually call when they say they will, but only call the person they are hiring.

Prepare for a Great Job Interview With These Questions and Answers

Job Interview Questions: When is an acceptable time to follow-up after a job interview?

I had an interview for the position of ophthalmic technician today. It sounds pretty promising and it genuinely sounds like my interviewers really liked me and are really considering me. They said they would talk with the other technicians in the office and come to a decision soon. They didn't give me a specific time-frame...just soon. I didn't wanna be pushy by asking "how soon?". How long should I wait before I follow up and inquire about their hiring decision?

Countdown to Job Interview? Know What to Expect and Launch Your New Career

Recommended Answer:
If they are as enthusiastic about you as they seem to have been, you'll hear back in a week. After a week, call them to follow up on your interview and ask if there was any other information they needed from you. Some places are just kind of disorganized so it may take them a few days to a week to get around to talking to everyone.

The Top Job Interview Tips

Job Interview Questions: Should i go Thorpe park or job interview?

I've had an interview today and i have another one someplace else but same type of job
but i dont wanna go as i was looking forward to Thorpe Park and wanted to let the mates know

what am i gonna do? Thorpe Park is so much fun but the job is also brilliant and told me my cv (resume) stood out of all the candidates!

what am i gonna do?

Job Interview Training For Managers - Will's Story

Recommended Answer:
go to the interview don't be stupid, thorpe park is a one day event whereas a job brings you income.

Get That Job: Mastering Job Interviews

• This job is only gonna be offered to you once, whereas you can go to Thrope Park anytime. There are plenty of people (me included!!) who would love a job in these times, count yourself lucky you have a job interview.


• You should totally go to the job interview! You may regret it if you don't go. Plus, you said the job is brilliant and you stood out of all the candidates! That's awesome!! Good for you! :) Best of luck!


• When opportunity knocks your door never miss it. I think you should go for interview, you can have fun anytime whenever you wish.

Job Interview Questions: What questions should i expect for my first job interview?

okay so i am 14 yeahs old and i have my very first job interview today, it is at wendys haha but its my first job so what questions should they ask and what should i wear,, it is 2:02 right now and the interview is at 4:00 so answer asap!! thanks

Job Interviews: When Does Your Interview Really Begin?

Recommended Answer:
Why would you like to work for Wendy's?
What do you think you would enjoy most about working fast food?
When was the last time you went out of your way to help someone?
How would you handle and upset customer?
Are you a team player?

Those would probably be the most difficult ones to answer.

When I worked for KFC they had me take a test....It's an easy test....just to see if you can count money.....be prepared.

How Not to Fail at Job Interviews

• Whaty do u expect to bring o the company? why do u wanna work here? what do you do for fun? explain good customer service skills? and wear something dressy like skirt and a nice shirt. or some slacks. I hope this helps. And good luck =]


• You're going to be a burger flipper. They usually hire you for simply being alive.


• stupid ones. it's just wendy's... I'm sure I'll get a lot of thumbs down from a bunch of stupid people.

Job Interview Questions: What should I say for this job interview question?

What should I say in this job interview?
I'm a 16 year old girl and I applied for a job at a clothing store.
The store mainly provides clothes for women who are 30+ years old.
So anyway, I have an interview this weekend and I'm not sure exactly what I should say if they ask the question
"Why do you want to work here?"

Job Interview Mistakes!

Recommended Answer:
Okay the followings are the questions asked in my recent job interview.
* Tell me a little bit about your self (in general)
* Please tell me about your work experience and elaborate your tasks in great details if possible
* What makes you apply for this job?
* How do you measure up to the criteria written on our job ads?
* Tell me about your availability, how many hours do you expect to work in a week?
* Where do you see yourself in 5 yrs time?
* What quality can you bring into this organization?
* What are your strengths and weaknesses?
* Have you worked in a similar role as the role advertised?

These are some of the questions that may be asked during the interviews.

Here are my answers to the questions:

My name is X, I am XX years and I have been living in country Y for 20 years, my hobbies are fishing, swimming and dancing and etc. etc.

I have worked previously as a salesperson at company Z which specialise in providing B goods to consumers. Some of my tasks were to serve customers, merchandise goods and writing sales report to my manager. I did very well in my last job, infact i was the top salesperson. Unfortunately i had to leave the job because of family reasons.

These are answers to the first 2 questions.

Good luck and take a good care of yourself

A Guide to the Most Evil Job Interview Questions

• "Why do you want to work here?" is usually a question that a prospective employer asks in order to asses two things, one is whether you will fit the culture and the other is to see if you did advance research. Look up the company and find out what their core values are and see how well you fit their culture. It is a win-win answer for you. If you fit the culture, then you'll know how to reply, if you don't then you wouldn't want to work there anyways. It should have nothing to do with who the merchandise is marketed to (in this case 30+ women). Your answer should have something to do with the philosophy of the company, such as they are innovative, progressive, self-governing, or whatever.


• The words "cart" and "horse" are spinning around in my mind here: surely you knew that before you applied, and probably answered the question in your CV, cover letter or job application form?
  
  If you don't know why, and are looking to invent a reason, then you are already at a loss to other applicants who do want that job at that shop: there are lots of hungry people out there at present! If you made a "just a job" application, that will tell in interview.
  
  The answer is research. Read about their company, that shop, your geography (ie: market); and where you want to be when you are 25+? Retail is about people engagement, marketing and detail: so what is it about them that appeals to you, and what they will add to your skill sets in those areas? Do they have a great training programme, or excellent marketing? Have you or your friends/Mums friends been there, what did they like?
  
  Don't make this mistake again - research the companies before applying and know what appeals/why you are applying.
  
  Good Luck!


• Try the truth is better than anything you could make up,when all is said and done i sure they don't want someone who pretends to want to work there because they need someone who,and will work at their job and help raise the sales not someone who is going to get bored very quick etc the truth will win out everytime, and if your going to lie about that how can they trust you to handle money and customers,you need to make them feel that they need you more than the next person be yourself,dress accordingly adbe polite at all times


• Tell them you why you want to work there. Something like I wish to learn about business, dealing with people, and how to sell. You also know that since this is your first job that you will learn a lot from a number of different people. You are also looking forward to having a store full of clothes to make selections from for other people. I hope this helps. Good luck.


• You should say something like.....I would like the oppritunity to learn about fashion, and to provide great customer service, which is something that is missing in the shopping expirence....shopping for clothes should be fun and not stressful


• Tell them the truth, Why do you want to work their. Come up with a list of 4 or 5 good reason. Such as.
  
  You are located close to where I live or from my school.
  I like your merchandise
  I like dealing with women who want to look nice.

Job Interview Questions: What are some possibe questions i will be asked for a teen job interview for a movie theater?

ok well im 15 and i got called for a job interview tomorrow at the movie theather so i was wondering what to expect since this is my very first time doing something like this
include every detail if possible

Job Interview Secret - A Positive Closing in the Job Interview

Recommended Answer:
Some things I can think of:

-Do you consider yourself to be punctual?
-Do you miss a lot of school (I/E 'If I hire you, will you be calling in every other day?')
-Do you have any previous work experience?
-Are there any skills you've learned at school that could be applied here?
-Are you good with people?
-How would you handle an upset customer?
-Do you pay attention to detail?
-What do you know about the company?
-What interested you in applying here?
-Are you good at multi-tasking?
-What hours are you available?
-How flexible is your schedule? Are there activities that you are involved with that will limit when we can schedule you?
-What do you expect to get from this job?
-How quickly can you learn new skills?
-How long to you plan on staying here?
-Are you willing to work weekends or holidays?
-How well do you handle stress?

Like the other person said, show up dressed neatly. You don't have to be wearing your Sunday best, but don't wear a T-shirt and flip flops either.

Preparing Your Interview Questions and Answers - A 6 Step Guide to Successful Job Interviewing

• Dress neatly. You will probably have to fill out an application so write legibly. They will ask about any job experience, if you have reliable transportation (if it's not within walking distance). They may ask why you want this job. A good answer would be that you needed to start making some money and you like being around people and you follow the movies. If the job is with concession, for example, they may ask if you are willing to do any other assigned job when needed (like sweep the floors or clean the theater.) Be flexible and eager to learn anything.


• Your name, Duh!!!

Job Interview Questions: What questions should I expect at a job interview?

I have a job interview at California Sun Centers and I have no idea what questions they will ask. What should I expect? This will be my first interview so I have no idea. Thanks for the help:)

Nifty Tips For Winning a Job Interview - A Must Look

Recommended Answer:
Tell me about yourself?

What do you consider one of your major acheivments?

What is your greatest weakness?

Why should we hire you?

Learn How To Win The Job Interview Test!

• Dress as formal as possible. Specifically, most people wear a suit and tie, and if you a girl you wear a suit, blouse and trousers or just a plain blouse and skirt. however it is not required.Remember to start with a firm handshake and take your seat only after the interviewer has taken theirs. If it is with more than one person, sit 10 feet away to the nearest chair of the interviewer, this shows you are good in judgement.
  
  ‡Important tips‡
  
  *Remain calm, the first few minutes will not guarantee you a career, but the first few minutes can break your career.
  *Do not interrupt the interviewer for any reason.
  *Refuse water, and food, you are there to interview, not eat.
  *Keep your answers brief and concise.
  *Think about your answer before speaking, do not rush.
  * Use evidence, data and anecdotes to portray your points.‡Questions will be generalized‡
  
  * Why do you want to be a delivery driver?
  * What sets you apart from the other applicants?
  * What do you do in your spare time? Any hobbies or interests?
  * What moments have you struggled through your life?
  * What strives and achievements do you have to bring?
  * Tell me about your self
  * Have you worked before?
  * Why did you leave your past job?
  * What accomplishment was most difficult?
  * How do you approach new situations?
  * What do you do if you run into a problem?
  * What are your greatest weaknesses (be honest!)
  * How do you get along with people?
  
  Just some examples.
  
  Best,
  Zach