Showing posts with label job interview hints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label job interview hints. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Im going to a job interview at Chuck E Cheese what schould I bring?

They didn't say any thing about a birth certificate or a social security card but should i bring one anyway?

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  • yes bring ur social security card and as much as u can just in case cuz when I had my interview there I forgot my card, good Luck! :D

  • You should bring:
    A Pen.
    2 copies of your resume, even if you have already submitted them
    proof of ID

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Job Interview Questions: What would you wear to a Subway job interview?

Subway as in the sandwich shop, by the way. I want to look professional, but at the same time, it's Subway. Any suggestions?

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i have worked for subway twice, they dont care what you look like...AT ALL
it is subway (just keep saying that)
if you want to look overly professional wear a button up shirt, they probably dont know what they are...

the only people that work at subway are the high school dropouts that run them, 15yo for their first job, and stoners... as long as you can speak more english properly than the manager you will get hired... it is just subway.

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    Tuesday, January 10, 2012

    Job Interview Questions: Should i go to the job interview drunk?

    i have an interview tomorrow, and i suck at interviews. would they notice if i was a little drunk?

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    Recommended Answer:
    LOL! The old rule is: If the job requires you to show up drunk for work, then you should show up drunk at the interview. 8^)

    If you suck at interviews, imagine the great impression you'll make if you suck AND you're drunk! 8^P

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    • i dont think it would be bad to have a drink before the interview to help calm you down. just dont drink so much that it gets you drunk

    • If I were you I wouldn't. They might notice, they could smell it. It's all about first impressions, you wouldn't want that to be your first impression. :) Best of luck!

    • bad idea, given the fact that you think you're bad at them, I'm not so sure being intoxicated will make things too much better.

    • Your joking right? They will smell it on you. You obviously need some self confidence, I sure would not hire you if you were drunk. Besides, they do drug tests.

    • no,but maybe if you just take a shot to ease your nerves you should be fine?it just depends.i wouldn't show up completely trashed though.

    • especially if it's for an air traffic controller....you'll get it easily

    • Yes haha and let us know how it goes.

    • have confidence, we all get nervous, that's part of being a human and learning from our mistake, be yourself

    Wednesday, January 4, 2012

    Job Interview Questions: What do i wear to this clothes store job interview?

    okay so i already had the 1st interview and now this is the second interview. its at a store called max rave. pretty much your typical clothing store. so what im thinking on wearing is black jeans because i have no slacks. some heels (what kind of heels though?) a colored shirt or a white ruffled shirt and a black blazer...is that too much black??
    please give me your opinions on what i should wear and if you've worked at a fashion store tell me and tell me what you wore (= thankk youu( =

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    Easy way to figure this out is if roles were reversed and someone came in to interview wearing what you were wearing would you hire them?

    Heels should be shorter and closed toe. White shirt is good but if you have a nice, pressed and clean colored shirt wear that. Don't wear to many accessories. Keep it simple. Good Luck.

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    • anything you wear will look good with heels

    Tuesday, January 3, 2012

    Job Interview Questions: Job Interview for subway tomorrow, at the "Subway Office".?

    Tomorrow I have a job interview for subway, It's at Texas motor speedway, but it has a "subway office" thing there as well, is this normal or am i special, lol. But anyways, give me some pointers and dress tips please!!

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    This is normal. Dress conservatively and neatly. No facial jewelry. Tidy hair.

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      Wednesday, October 19, 2011

      Job Interview Questions: What should i wear to my first job interview (17yo)?

      I have my first job interview on Tuesday it is for an apprenticeship in Construction if that helps.
      p.s im not wearing a suit , that's not right for a 17 y.o
      thanks

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      Actually a suit is appropriate no matter the age or the profession. Lose the attitude as it may affect your chances of getting the job. I hire numerous people and those that take that amount of care always present the best.

      If you do not feel comfortable in a suit, especially considering the job would not require you to wear one then I would suggest 'smart casual' This means something you would wear to dinner perhaps. NO jeans, flip flops, t-shirts.
      I would recommend clean casual shoes, neat ironed pants, a button up shirt or a collared shirt.

      From an employers point of view if you dress sloppy and too casual then that is what your work might be like so you will not get hired. It is harsh but true.

      Good luck with the interview.

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      • Anything dressy as long as it isn't trashy.

      • Jeans and a shirt?

        Trousers and a shirt and a jumper?

      • I would reccommend wearing something smart to any kind of job interview - whatever your age - whatever the position.

        Preferably a suit but as someone else suggested, certainly not jeans/trainers/t-shirt etc.

        First impressions are VERY important and the interviewer normally makes their mind up on that alone!

      • Do you know if you will be expected to demonstrate any abilities, or be expected to walk around the area?

        I would dress a step up from blue jeans and t-shirt. If you have some sturdy dress pants and a polo shirt, that would be a good option.

        Do not dress in shorts and t-shirt. I agree about the suit. It's not necessary, but you do want to dress a step up from what you will normally wear to work.

      • According to: www.employmentguide.com/careeradv…
        It says where a collared shirt with a tie.
        If you go for that sort of job you have to dress casual unfortunately.
        Boring i rekon :P
        anyway good luck
        xx
        EDIT: If you wear a suit, you will look like a dork so do NOT listen to the other answerers!
        Its construction,not much of a deal.

      • Your right a suit is not appropriate for construction.But I would wear a nice button down shirt and jeans or dockers as long as they don't look
        bad and tennis shoes. I don't think they expect a 17 yr old to show up in a suit,unless your applying for a internship in the government,or on wall street.

      • Professional dress is most appropriate for any job interview. If you can manage it, I think a dress shirt and tie with slacks would be best. Or at least a very crisp polo and slacks, dress shoes of course. As neat an appearance as possible.

      • yes sir re, a suit will get you in the door, they like to see that you like the best.

      Monday, October 17, 2011

      Job Interview Questions: Why would I be asked if I make friends easy at a job interview?

      I had a job interview one time that I was asked if I feel I am a person that makes friends easy. I answered it truthfully by saying that I don't have a lot of friends. Was I better off to tell the truth that I lack friends and what was the reason I was asked this at a job interview?

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      You're asked that to determine whether you're an introvert or an extrovert. Most employers want to hire extroverts. Those types of questions are common when applying for jobs when you are young. You can answer them truthfully and never get hired or you can lie your butt off to get the job but get let go later when they figure it out on their own.

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      • to see if you will get along with your work mates.

      • i probably would have lied and said that I had friends.

        Don't worry man, you're not alone. i don't really have any friends either

      • Most interviewers are untrained and somewhat clueless about really asking good interview questions, and will inject just about anything into an interview to try to fill time, or ask about something that they personally think gives them a better insight into you.

        I wouldn't put too much stock in that particular question, nor worry about your answer to it.

      • you were probably asked this because they want to see how well you can get along with others, and if you are easy going. honesty is always good, but perhaps you could have said that you make acquaintances easily and get along well with most everyone, but have a few close friends.

      • They probably asked this to see if you can adapt to new situations with ease. Also, to see if you can relate to people quickly which is needed in any customer service type of job. Saying that you lack friends would probably raise red flags. They would want to hear a good reason as to why you don't have friends.... any answer as to why you don't have friends would be shooting yourself in the foot.

      • To see how you are as far as personality goes. Like if you are a likable person and can communicate easily with others

      • It may have been simpler if you played well with others if they wanted to know if you would fit in. It would have been better to ask if you made friends easily if you were interviewing for a position in which you dealt with the public. The question is really about trust and their lack of it in you. If you have friends, they think you'll either spend company time visiting with them, or maybe if you handle security, you'd let them have access they shouldn't.