Showing posts with label human resources job interview questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human resources job interview questions. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Sick to my stomach nervous about a job interview!!!?

I have not had an interview for four years, and the most experience I have is with... Well, I have experience, but not in this! I have an interview to be the executive assistant to a fricking chief resident!!! Ahhh! I am so sick to my stomach nervous, any tips for overcoming this type of anxiety? I know I'll be perfect for the job, but they won't when the interviewer has to shake my sweaty hand and watch me literally shake in fear. Bullshi*!!!! HaHa help please?

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Recommended Answer:
You can handle it if you help yourself a little. No coffee/coke on the day. And do some breathing exercise just before the interview, breath in to the point where you stomach is expending, keep it in for 5 seconds then slowly breathe out. While mentally you will still remain nervous, your body will not let you down as it will be more relaxed

Some Sound Job Interview Advice


  • I went through this 3 months ago. Just relax. And if it gets to the point where the anxiety is affecting you during the interview. Be honest. What I did was informed the interviewer that I was excited to have the opportunity to be considered for the position and was excited to start a new and Exciting chapter in my life.
    Hope this helps. I know it works

  • I have recently had a ton of experience interviewing for positions. I get nervous every time. Once I was so nervous I was practically shaking. I recommend jogging in place or jumping jacks to get rid of some of that nervous energy. Practice deep breathing as well.

  • don't eat anything before the interview. when i eat before something that i know im going to be nervous for i feel nauseous which makes me want to throw up

  • I was no whiz kid but in my younger days I never worried about a job interview. I figured there were hundreds of employers out there & if this fellow wouldn't hire me it was his loss, not mine.

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

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

I work at a company that dresses business casual, pollo shirt, button down shirt with no tie. I have an interview for a position that would be a promotion for me. Would wearing a suit be over the top for an internal interview? I was thinking that might be too much, maybe instead just go with a nice shirt and tie. Which would be better?

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Recommended Answer:
No, I think a suit is always good. It shows that you're professional and you are serious about getting this job. It makes you look responsible for some reason.

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  • No, it would not be over the top for an interview. It doesn't matter if it's for internal transfer or a position with a new company, you should always wear suits for interview. It makes you look good, especially professional, and let the interviewer knows that you take this interview very seriously. First impression is very important. Good luck!

Saturday, December 17, 2011

Job Interview Questions: What should i say on a job interview?

I recently had an interview for a summer job working at a camp. I got a call yesterday and got the good news that i they wanted me for a second interview! now, i thought the first one went well, so does anyone have any tips to help me get the job? thanks =]

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I dunno what they asked you in the first interview, but since you say its a camp, I suggest you show enthusiasm in giving people a good time, like with physical activities, but always be on the safety line, suggesting adventures are not good for everyone. Appear to be a good decision maker, be precise and firm in your answer. I guess these are important qualities for being in a camp.

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  • You can say...

    "Hello, how are you, won't you tell me your name?"

  • 1) Be on time
    2) Get a good night's sleep (don't go in hungover)
    3) Dress decently

    Then tell them how excited you are - you know you will do a great job.

    good luck

  • i think you have to focus on what you think a camp worker should represent.

    a few things come to mind:
    1) fun and lively (but not someone who is stupid and mucks around too much)
    2) willing to get stuck in with any physical activity
    3) being a sensible person as safety is a huge deal - these are kids you're dealing with.
    4) passion for the job - giving kids a great holiday.
    5) someone who is reliable - need to be on time for the job.
    6) someone who looks fresh and clean - no one wants a grotty employee.

    hope you get the job :)

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Job Interview Questions: What is the best time to have a job interview from the employee's perspective?

in term's of the likelihood of getting the job. The beginning, middle or end of the manger's interview week? I was thinking the end because you will be freshest in the manager's mind.

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Recommended Answer:
You have a good idea, but by the end of the week, the job may have been given to someone else. It will save the employer time, and therefore, money, to hire the first qualified applicant.
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  • I would agree that the end of the week is the best. They'll have a good feel for the applicant pool, and if you come across strong in the interview, you'll stand out in their mind.

    I don't think order matters too much in the final analysis, though. Once I hired a candidate who was the very first one on the very first day. It just happened that he was the best candidate.

    Good luck with the interview!

  • Just be lucky they called you in for and interview, could be 24/7 have the proper requirements for that job believe in yourself and dress positive. The first impression is what counts....

Friday, November 18, 2011

Job Interview Questions: What personal info can I get away with not giving on a job interview?

I'm starting job interviews soon and with all the identity fraud going on I just wanted a
few opinions on the subject. Do I have to give my social security number or can I just give my license number?

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Recommended Answer:
I would never give any information like SSN or even license number until I've gone to the actual company's offices to confirm they are legit. There are too many scammers online using the names of legitimate businesses but have nothing to do with the actual company. They will want to do online or phone interviews, then ask for personal information. Don't do it. Always wait until you go into the office. And if you want more security, check the Better Business Bureau or local Chamber of Commerce to get more info about the business before you go in if you are not familiar with them

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  • You shouldn't have to do either as they will do a background check but yeah do not give the your SSN or DL number and just show them ID and do interviews with companies that you know are legitimate and not something you saw on craigslist.org

  • Give it out.
    No one is going to steal your identity at a workplace.
    They'll get caught.

    Do not use your card online - this is where all this identity theft is going on.
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Sunday, November 13, 2011

Job Interview Questions: Is it ok to wear a deep v-neck blouse to a job interview if it doesn't show cleavage?

Well... actually I don't have much cleavage to begin with lol, but there's a blouse I'm wanting to wear to a job interview. It stops like an inch above my boobs, so as long as I don't bend over you can't see anything. Is that fine?

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Recommended Answer:
Why take a risk. Wear something that will not give you any cause to worry or give the interview panel any cause for distraction. Formal and safe is always best at an interview. And what if you do have to bend over to pick something up? Get the job on your merits not your bust size!!

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  • a little cleavage would probably help you get the job, lol.

  • Provided that it looks classy, and doesn't show anything, it should be fine!

  • Only if you wear a camisole under it. Always dress professionally and modestly for job interviews. Unless you are applying at Hooters.

  • i would say, if your decolletage is not wrinkled and old looking, sure.

  • Yes if you use some two sided tape to keep it from falling away if you lean forward. Other wise put a scarf in the neck line to make sure you don't give the interviewer anything that might take his mind off the job at hand.

  • If your boyfriend would approve of it, and your mother think you were being a bit of a tease, then the simple answer is: NO! If in doubt, conservative with a small c.

    Good Luck!

Friday, November 4, 2011

Job Interview Questions: Should I tell the truth in my job interview?

I'm nearly sixteen years old and I'm going to interview for my first job at a restaurant. I have a fairly high chance of getting it - I'm very responsible and mature for my age, and I know a lot of people who work there (including the man interviewing me). However, I'm leaving for a boarding school in August. Should I mention this in my interview or will it cost me the job?

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Recommended Answer:
Mention it if they ask. You don't want to lie; it could come back to bite you later. Also, I can't say much since I don't know specifics about what kind of restaurant, etc., but its possible all they need is employees for the summer or something similar to that.

I am the hiring manager at a facility that hires 16 year olds and keeping one of my new hires for 8 months would be fantastic, so I wouldn't worry about the boarding school.

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  • Just tell them straight out. One day or another they will find out about this in someway because secrets cannot be hidden, especially in your first job. Tell me the full truth, and they may even think of you as an even honest person since your saying it in a complete answer. If it does cost you, then always remember, you will be happy that you did the good deed (;

  • There is no need to mention it at this point. I would act as if nothing is happening b/c a lot can happen between now and then. For example tragedy could strike your family, and then you may decide not to go to this school. ANYTHING can happen between now and then. You really do not have to mention it at all. Good luck on your interview.

  • Do you want the job? OK, then don't mention it. And as for people saying "if they ask, tell them" Why would they ask that?? How stupid. Don't mention it and even if they do find out later, so what?? You aren't required to keep this job forever and August is 6 months from now.

  • Well august is a few months away, don't mention it yet. Who knows, you may not even be able to keep the job. Dont risk anything. But if it does come to it, inform your boss when the time comes. Not now, I don't feel like that would be appropriate.

  • If you're known as a responsible and mature person and you know several people there already, you'd better tell the truth. Why ruin your good reputation with a lie? If you don't tell them, what? Walk out in August? Surprise!!! Nope, tell the truth.

  • Oh, you'll think about it.

  • I agree with Sherry the first girl.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to my Hollister job interview? (I'm a guy)?

I have a job interview coming up at Hollister this week, I am wondering what I should wear to it.

Jeans? Polo? Button down? what would be the best?

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Recommended Answer:
Jeans and a hollister shirt. Don't wear a shirt that just SCREAMS hollister, or that has hollister written all over it, that'll just look tacky and look like you're trying too had. A nice button down shirt with the hollister sign shows you're committed to the job and that you know the about what you're slling. also nice fitted jeans would be perfect !

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  • i would say jeans and one of their button down styled shirts or polo, only because i know they like that cleaner cut natural look.

  • yeah , just wear a pair of jeans and a shirt from hollister with the seagull on it.

Friday, October 7, 2011

Job Interview Questions: What to wear to my job interview please help ?

I have a job interview soon and I do not have any dress pants I only have a couple pairs of nice jeans and some smart trainers do you think that would be ok to wear with a smart t-shirt ? the job is at GAME thanks

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Recommended Answer:
As long as they are not jeans that are too big so they fall down past your butt, you're fine but for top. Go for a blank tee or shirt that isn't too much.

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  • I think you will be ok. Just make sure you look the person in the eye, speak intelligently and give a firm handshake.

Monday, September 12, 2011

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

I have a job interview in 4 hours at a small computer shop. I faxed my application, cover letter and resume over a few weeks ago. Should I bring any of these things?

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Recommended Answer:
I would bring the resume and application just in case your interviewer misplaces the items. This will eliminate the potential for any awkward moments and shows that you are prepared and thorough.

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  • It is never a bad thing to bring another copy of your resume and cover letter. Like someone else mentioned above, sometimes items get misplaced. If the hiring manager did misplace your resume, you have another copy for him or her.

    It also helps to have your own copy too. A lot of hiring managers go down through a resume asking questions. If you both have a resume to follow, things will go more smoothly.

    You might also want to bring a notebook and pen to take notes. Good luck at your interview and it sounds like you'll do great since you are looking to be prepared and doing the research first!****I just realized that I answered this question too late - how did your interview go?

  • Bring them if you want to have a quick read over before you go in. It's good to remind yourself of what you actually told them so you can answer questions about your application with more confidence.
    Bring a notepad if you think you'll want to make notes right after the meeting while it's still fresh in your mind.
    Bring a small bottle of water because your mouth/throat might be really dry afterwards!
    Bring anything else that'll make you feel comfortable and that you look your best eg. tissues, lipbalm, small mirror etc.
    Bring your passport if they require you to be a UK citizen.

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Job Interview Questions: What kind of outfit should I wear to a sales associate job interview?

I have a job interview with the Belk department store on Wednesday. What would be a good outfit to wear that would get me the job? Thank you.

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Recommended Answer:
In the past, when applying to a sales associate position I've always gone with: 1) non-jeans (usually a pair of black pants) and 2) depending on the weather a nice button down or sweater and light jewelry. Take a look at what other associates are wearing and try to match the style. If they're dressing more trendy, feel free to get more creative. If they're much more conservative, then lean towards being more conservative. And when in doubt, overdress a little (but a suit would probably be overkill).

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  • People generally advise you to dress up at least two levels higher than the current job for which you are appearing. It will create a good first impression. Never wear blue jeans while attending a job interview. The jeans may be expensive, but jeans are immediately frowned upon at interviews. Casual job interview attire is not advisable if you are serious in getting the job. The general rule is to opt for conservative shades and designs. Bright checked shirts, loud colored blouses, and odd designed dresses are not to be worn at all.

  • Nice dress pants, a nice shirt -- buttondown or otherwise, just make sure it's a nice shirt -- heels. For a lot of interviews, I would suggest a dress, but I felt like that wouldn't be the right fit for this job interview.

  • I would wear one of those executive suits type things that girls wear. Im not completely sure what they are called, but they are cute and professional. Try with a black shoe and a little hand bag.

  • a blouse and a high waisted skirt that will go over it with high heels
    make it simple not too over the top
    make sure the colours match too
    hope its good?!

  • Be sure to wear pantyhose if you want to get the job.

  • wear classy black top and pants. don't come in jeans of a tshirt. wear black high heels with it too.

  • Smart/Casual. Black trousers, a nice black top etc.

  • A pencil skirt black tights and a button down blouse. Oh yeah and a blazer