Job Interview Questions: HELP! What to do at first job interview?

I have a job interview tomorrow and I have never worked but I have volunteered to a couple places , should I bring a resume ? What should I wear? The interview is at 3 @ what time should I arrive?

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Wear professional clothes such as a black pencil skirt with a blouse, or black pants with a button down shirt.
Arrive ten minutes ahead of time, arriving too early means that you'll have to wait.
Bring a resume just in case, and use a folder, don't fold resumes it's not professional.
Practice some questions, think of ways to answer questions such as "why do you want to work at " "?
Other questions that are used repeatedly are "why did you leave " "? and do you have any questions? which at that point you should have at least one. Other questions that might be asked is Why do you feel that you are perfect for this job. Practice makes perfect and it can be nerve raking the first time. gl!

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• Yes, bring a good resume with you if you haven't yet submitted any to your potential employer. Don't worry about your lack of formal working experience - everyone goes through that stage. Your volunteer experiences are going to be a great advantage. Wear something that's appropriate for the culture of the company. A formal job may call for a formal clothing but a casual job may require something that's not too formal. It has to be decent and you have to look good for a great impression. You may arrive a few minutes in advance in order for you to get comfortable with the place. Relax, be confident, and try to go over some possible interview questions prior to your interview.
  
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• Hello,
  
  You want to bring a copy of your resume along with a cover letter.
  
  Dress 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.
  
  Arrive for the interview about 10 minutes ahead of schedule.
  
  I hope this helps :-) Good luck!!


• 1. Have your resume. Your resume must be neat and concise/brief.
  2. Take a bath, wear your best dress.
  3. Be smart in answering and look straight at the eye of the interviewer.Answer all his questions.


• 30 mins before

Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview for a job I really want...please help?

I have a job interview coming up in a few days. It is for a dietary aide, which is something I have experience in. only problem is I do have a degree and the interviewer might see me as overqualified..which really i'm not because of my work history. How do i convince her that i really want this job and will do well??
Thank you!!

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You should enforce the fact that you're looking for a long and stable job commitment throughout the interview.

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• Just tell the interviewer honestly that you are truly interested in this job and you promise you will perform up to their expectation. But when you are asked about the expected salary, as long as you don't 'overprice' yourself, I don't think they will treat you as 'overqualified'. I think most of the time, the employer will rate us as 'overqualified' when the salary we ask for is too high, and they think they can't afford to pay such a high salary. But if the salary you are asking for is a reasonably acceptable figure, I think the employer will be most happy to hire an 'overqualified' person like you, as they expect an 'overqualified' person should be able to perform better than the 'qualified' and 'unqualifed' groups of people.
  
  Below are some links connecting to articles about some interview tips. You may take a look! All the best to you!


• How to tell someone you want a job really bad... hummm... Try "Hey, I really want this job bad"

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I have a job interview at Panera Bread soon. I've never had a job before. What questions might they ask me? I'm really nervous. Any tips would be really appreciated.

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Why do you want this job?
List 5 adjectives that describe you?
Why should I hire you?
Are you dedicated for this job?
What were you looking to make? (say overall flexible don't say a number)
Good luck! Hope I helped! Any other questions feel free to message me. Tyler(age 15)

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I have a job interview tomorrow at Outback Steakhouse, I am being interviewed for either a Busing position or one of the kitchen jobs. What should I wear to this interview?

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For any interview, always wear something nice. Some dark slacks and a nice button up shirt or polo style. Make sure you bathe and shave and smell decent. DO NOT overpower with cologne. Act professional and make a good impression. Good luck

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Job Interview Questions: Should I mention this during a job interview or not?

Tomorrow I have two job interviews, an hour or two apart. My friend said it might make the second interview (which is my first choice) more likely to hire me if I mention during the interview that I just had an interview before that. Kind of like how people don't want something until someone else has it. Do you think this is true? Should I mention that I just had an interview?

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No, not unless you have some special skill/talent and are a highly sought after employee. If you are, yes, then let them know you are in demand and they better make an offer.

If you are not, don't bring it up. The interviewer might feel you are trying to intimidate them, and it comes off as a bad trait in a job interview.

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• No unless directly asked.


• No. employers could care less if you have had other interviews. All we care about is hiring the best person for the job.


• no don't mention it

Job Interview Questions: How should I dress for a informal job interview?

I am going for a job on my campus and I wanted to know how should I just for a informal job interview? Are jeans acceptable?

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I would not recommend jeans. Try a nice, dressy blouse and plain skirt, or a pants suit, if you have to wear pants to this job.

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• Even though its informal, you should still show some effort. It shows respect and reflects additional respect for their time as well. Avoid jeans. Try for khaki and a fun, appropriate top. Keep accessories tasteful and present yourself with confidence.
  
  Good luck and happy dressing!

Job Interview Questions: Do I bring a cover letter and resume to my job interview?

I have a job interview at Old Navy, should I bring a cover letter/resume?

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If you're applying for an associate position, a cover letter and resume are not necessary. They dont expect people applying for part-time positions to have much retail experience. Many young people are hired without any experience at all, so there's not going to be much on a resume. Just be prepared to answer the question why you want to work there - that's something that would normally appear in a cover letter -- just no need to bring that with you. Any of your job history was provided on the application when you filled it out online, so no need to replicate that data on a resume.

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• You might bring the resume (I've been asked for a copy of my resume during an interview before) if you have any job experience, but the cover letter isn't necessary at this point. The cover letter is supposed to help you get them to read your resume and, thus, get an interview...but you obviously already have one at this point.


• You generally give your cover letter and resume whenever you apply, with your application. If they did not specifically ask you to bring one then there is no need to do so for the interview.

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

I'm 16 and I will be going to a job interview for the movie theater. What kind of outfit should I wear? I don't own a suit jacket or anything like that.

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Make sure your hair is clean and your appearance is neat. No heavy make up, perfume or jewelry and do not have your breasts exposed. Wear an outfit that looks good on you and make sure it is clean and wrinkle free. Do not wear flip flops. Good luck.

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• Something smart like trousers/skirt with a blouse/shirt.


• Google is your friend.

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It's my first job interview at a Culver's today. What should I bring? They already have my application so I really don't know what else I should brin gbesides paper and a pen.

Ideas?

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Your work permit, social security card and photo ID

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