Job Interview Questions: I was asked this question during a job interview. I you were offered this job right now would you take it?

Is this a standard question asked at an interview?

Job Interviews - What Makes a Great Interview Candidate?

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Yes. Often the interviewer is looking for your immediate decision making skills. If you vacillate, it can be a negative or a positive, depending on when, during the interview, the question is asked. If it was asked before any information about the job was divulged, you can look either needy or totally challenged by the unknown. It depends on the skills and experience of the interviewer as well as your answer.
Next time it's asked, be honest. Base your response on the information you have at that particular moment of the interview.

Job Interview Answers That Lead to Success

• Being honest at an interview or on a resume is best way not to get a good job.
  
  If they ask that question again, you say, "Well, I am entertaining few offers right now, so it would depend on whether the pay you offered is set in stone or whether you would be willing to negotiate".
  
  The minute you just agree to first thing they suggest, you scream to them "I'm willing to put up with whatever you toss at me because I am desperate for a job". Unless you really have to or something bad will happen, such as you're 6 months behind on rent, try not to do that.


• I've never been asked that...but I think it's obvious that you would take it, otherwise, you wouldn't be applying for it.


• everybody is different and don't ask the same questions


• i've been asked that a lot of times, so i would say yes

Job Interview Questions: What's the best way to prepare for a job interview?

I have an interview for a Biotech company on Monday. The position is for Process Scientist/ Antibody Purification. I have read up on the company, but this is my first real interview for a company. Any tips?

Thanks!

Nifty Tips For Winning a Job Interview - A Must Look

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Here are some advices for your interview I think would be great:

1. Look clean, showered, and dress professionally.
2. Look up, sit up straight, and give a warm handshake.
3. Smile at all times.
4. Answer all questions briefly, coherently, and clearly.
5. Don't get nervous. Rather, make them want you by showing your prestige and value. In other words, highlight all the positive things about you when asked.

Hope this helps.

Job Interview Skills: How to Manage a Bad Interview!

• You are already making the right step in finding company background info; dress in a suit answer Q's honestly and smile :]


• Learn as much as you can about the specific job you're interviewing for. Figure out (1) your "elevator speech" - a short message about what your best features - one that could be conveyed in an elevator going up 3 or four floors - short and sweet. (2) Develop a few key points about why you would be a particularly good candidate for the position - what you could specifically do that would benefit the Company. You should also tghink up a couple of "good" questions you could ask (e.g., what are specific objective they would lilke the person in that position to achieve? where does the position report, in the Company chain of command?)


• think of any questions they might ask you and how you'll respond to them. its always good to be prepared or ready anything they might throw at you.

Job Interview Questions: I have my first job interview on saturday; can you help me with what to wear?

I don't have any fancy pants, and I'm the kind of girl (I'm 17) who wears tee shirts and jeans. Should I just find the nicest shirt I can find and the nicest pair of jeans, with maybe flats or something?

And I'm thinking that this interview won't be that fancy, because it's a job working in the park downtown (they have rides, ice skating rink, and an IMAX theater.. etc..).

Any tips? :D

Job Interview Do's and Don'ts

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Here's some tried and true advice about interviews. Dress for the job that your applying for. How silly would you look, walking in dressed like an accountant or a prom date, if your applying for a job selling tickets. It's a park, it's casual and fun. I think jeans and a t-shirt would be fine.

5 Top Tips For Preparing For a Job Interview

• If you really want the job, nothing.
  
  If you sorta want it, main point is to be yourself, clothing is a bonus.


• Jeans are ok as long as they don't have holes in them. better be safe and wear a pair of khaki pants and nice top not too low cut. casual shoes no sneakers, good luck with the job


• If you are a seventeen year old girl getting a job, then you should be fine to wear nice jeans and a nice shirt. Make sure to wear jeans without holes or decorations. Wear nice shoes too. no flip flops or crocs.
  
  If you want this job then I would impress them with investing in a nice outfit. A plain button up shirt (ironed) and black pants with black shoes. You are 17 and it isn't too early to get in the habit of preparing for interviews.

Job Interview Questions: What should i wear to a job interview at famous footwear?

its supposed to be a group interview and i don't know what to wear. help please!

6 Tips For a Successful Medical Device Sales Job Interview

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I don't know what gender you are, but if you are a guy, wear a button down shirt with a tie, khakis and a pair of dress shoes. If you're a girl, wear black slacks/skirt and a nice top (or a button down shirt). If you have a blazer, wear that too.

Questions to Ask in the Job Interview - How to Nail Your Job Interview

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

i have a job interview at justice a kids clothing place and i have no idea what to wear. i dont know if i should dress up or do a dressy casual type thing..so confused please help!!!

10 Biggest Job Interviewing Mistakes

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You should always aim for "Business Casual" at most places, unless it's a high-end corporation. Business casual means slacks or a skirt, nicer shoes, and a blouse or a shirt with a collar. If you have long hair, have it contained in a ponytail or bun of some sort.

What to Do Before, During and After a Job Interview

• Dress like as if you where going to church. But if u dont. well dress good.


• Dress up, better to over dress then under dress

Job Interview Questions: What should a 16 year old girl wear to a Sears part time job interview for a cashier position?

Plus how does the interview process go??
what type of questions do they ask?
The interview is on friday I applied online and it gave me a scheduled appointment is it legit?
Also this would be my first job and Interview so how big are my chances of getting the job??
All help and answers will be greatly appreciated.

How to Handle a Courtesy Job Interview

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it would really help if you have prepared a good resume. it would be great if you know
something about the company and its background.

it would also help if you know the job description of the position.try checking out this
site for more help and info about job description. just search bestjobdescriptions on the net.i hope you get the job.

Questions For Job Interview Situations - Overcoming the Fear

• First step, take off all extra jewelry/peircings/etc. You want to wear nice black/khacki pants or slacks. For a shirt, a polo would look good, or a shirt that looks professional. make sure very little, or no cleavage is showing. then maybe some nice little heels you have, that don't look like hooker heels(With a ginormous heel). then for earrings, some cute simple, expensive looking earrings maybe, or just diamond studs.


• black polo's and khaki pants
  that's their dress code
  don't giggle during the interview - you'll be fine.
  smile, be honest, be caring about the company
  and do a lot of reasearch tonight
  things like when did it open, where was its first location.
  how many locations they have all over the world.
  Also look up the stock in yahoo finance
  finance.yahoo.com/
  symbol SHLD
  don't mention how crappy theve done in the last year - just positive things.
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Job Interview Questions: Taking a reference from 6/7 years ago to job interview?

I have a job interview coming up soon they are writing to my prevouse two employees to get a reference. I have to take some documents to the interview with me. I have a reference from 6/7 years ago. From when I was 16. Am 23 now. It is a very good reference. Would it be worth taking this aswel to the interview or is it realy too old?

What Do You Do at a Job Interview?

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Yes take this along, any good reference will help you get a job even though it is 6 years old.

Job Interviews - Interrogation Or Discussion? We Know Which We Prefer

Job Interview Questions: Movie Theatre Job Interview - What questions should i ask?

I have a job interview tomorrow at 9pm at a movie theater. This movie theater is pretty big and run by a huge company with many other movie theaters in my city. This is my first interview and I am really really nervous!!! I really want this job. I applied a few days ago and they just called yesterday.

I was wondering what kind of questions they would ask in the interview, and what type of questions I should ask them?
Any advice is appreciated... Thank you

Your Next Job Interview - Are You Prepared?

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Ans "with confidence".
they just wanna know that u able for job,according ur attitude.
attitude is must.
"attitude is not good thing but make u different"

How to Follow Up After a Job Interview: Recommendations on What to Say After an Interview

Job Interview Questions: How to dress- job interview clothing store?

I think it's important to look put together for a job interview but if it's for a clothing company, should you still dress professionally or more casual with the styles of company?

Tips For Facing a Job Interview

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Smart casual is a safe bet... the kind of clothes you'd be expected to wear at work. Good luck with that!

The Importance of Great Job Interview Answers

• casual
  make up slightly
  good luck to you!

Job Interview Questions: What kind of paper/stationary do I send a thank you letter on for a job interview?

I want to send a thank you letter for a job interview I had two weeks ago and express that I'm still very interested in the job. Is this a good idea?

Also, what kind of paper/stationary? Typed or handwritten? Where do I find this stationary. Tell me exactly what it should look like.

Questions to Ask in the Job Interview - How to Nail Your Job Interview

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It is a very good idea and I am hoping it snares me a job, as it has in the past. I usually go for an email but if you want to make it more personal just use plain paper cut to size or letter writing paper with no lines.
Keep it very simple and no more than two sentences. Something like 'thank you for the opportunity to discuss this position on xx/xx/xxxx. If you have any further questions you wish to clear up please feel free to call/email me on xxxxxx'
Best of luck, thank you notes are very effective!
Remember keep it simple

Job Interview Tips - How to Showcase Your Talents Confidently

• You're on the right track by realizing that you should send a "thank you" card to the interviewer.
  
  A plain white (professional looking) thank you card is best. They usually sell them in packs of 8 at most card shops or drug stores. Hand write the note neatly. Good luck!
  
  EDITED - Something that looks like this or similar is best: cgi.ebay.com/48-Bonus-Pack-Gold-S…


• For a job interview type a thank you letter on business stationery. This is not a "card" situation, it's a business situation. Good luck with the job.


• Plain paper...handwritten is OK. Just say something like: Thank you for taking the time to meet with me. I remain interested in working with you and your team. Please feel free to call with any additional questions you might have.


• High end (won't cost too much) - Crane's thank you cards

Job Interview Questions: How Should I Act for My job Interview?

Okay im on my way to my first job interview of my life. Im not all that nervous but im not sure how to act or do. Any tips would be greatly apreciated.

Job Interview Help - Some Things That Might Help You Ace Your Job Interview

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I spent the last couple weeks interviewing people for an entry level bookkeeping position. Make good eye contact, try not to fidget around a whole lot, be prepared to answer at least one somewhat dumb question, try not to get off on unrelated tangents when answering a question, try not to interject a lot of personal info (especially personal problems) into your answers, and be sure to bring a couple extra resumes with you along with a small note pad and a pen in case you want to take a couple notes of your own. Try to remember what your interviewing for, if it's a professional job then dress and act the part. Don't be nervous, don't try to embellish anything, and if you have difficulty answering a question it's better to just ask for a moment and see if you can move forward a question or two until something comes to mind, don't just sit there saying um.

Job Interview Basics: Reduce Stress Build Confidence!

• Good question!
  
  Try to understand what the employer is looking for. At your age, they don't expect much experience and skill, but they are looking for certain things: Reliability, good work habits, positive attitude and in most cases appearance that will be appropriate for the job and business. You will want to dress in a way that would be considered good for the position you apply for. Respond to questions clearly, and stick to the subject.
  
  In an interview- you are the merchant, selling yourself. The employer is a shopper, trying to find something that will fill his needs. Help him see that you can do that, and he will change from shopper to customer, and buy your services.