Job Interview Questions: Did I fail or pass my job interview?

After Mcdonalds interview today the lady said would like to hire u both (me and some dude had a double interview) and will give u a call. Am curious if was she just saying that or did she mean business, because its my first job interview ever and I was expecting to hear YOU`RE HIRED YOU START ON MONDAY(IF IT WENT WELL) OR WE WILL CONSIDER YOUR APPLICATION.(IF IT WENT BADLY)

Job Interview Mistakes!

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I went in thinking I would get a yes or no too. But she just said,"I'll give you a call sometime next week if we hire you." I was sad the whole walk home, haha. But long behold the next week I was hired! I would say wait til next week to question if you made it or not.

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Job Interview Questions: In a job interview, should a woman stand up when shaking hands with/greeting a female interviewer?

Men are expected to stand up when meeting a woman in most situations. But women don't usually stand up when greeting other women in social situations. What about in professional situations?

Job Interview Mistakes!

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You always stand up when meeting someone in a professional situation. Especially at an interview when you want to show particular respect for the situation and the people you're interviewing with.

If you're sitting in the waiting area of a person's office and they happen to walk by and say, "Oh, are you _____ ______ for the interview? I'll be with you in just a moment," and then they walk off, THEN it might be weird for you to stand up, given that they aren't extending a hand, etc. But other than that, any time when it would be natural for you to go shake hands with a person, you always stand up.

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• If she's your supervisior or above you in any way, (even senior worker) you stand to show respect. That's how it goes now.

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"

Job Interview Questions: What to wear to a job interview at store in the mall?

I have an interview at a store called Stitches which is kinda like forever 21, and was just wondering what i should wear? This is my first interview and i am 16. What other tips would you give to someone like me?

this is what i had in mind with a black cardigan:

www.forever21.com/product.asp?cat…

Thanks :)

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Something professional but cute! So be covered up don't show your boobs to the world, I'm sure you probably figured that but, still. Be dressy too! And be very talkative during the interview don't be shy, and be very sweet! I'm sure you figured all that but just in case!

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• That's a really cute dress! I don't think a black cardigan would be necessary, though I do suggest tights if the dress if too short.
  It won't look tacky. I mean it may take away 2% of the cuteness, but if it is too short (that can be your judgement call), you will definitely appear as trashy and not get the job.
  Smile often and ask and answer questions with personality. No one wants a generic answer, because those are often meaningless. Appear fun and energetic, but not too quirky or loud. But above all that, remain professional. Personality and professionality don't need to come separately.
  Good luck! Let me know what happens!


• go spy at what the manager is wearing & copy that.If u don't get the job,return it.Besides focus more on ur school at this age than going banana on a stupid job & stupid corporates that encourage teens to join them.U don't wanna end up meeting ur friends who chose to stay in school while u're cleaning the floor or taking the trash out.Once u start with them they'll remind u that it includes cleaning the restrooms or pushing shopping carts,if not washing ur s/visor's car.Relax,this is no Mexico where u dress up like Paris Hilton or Shakira at school.It'll pay later on if u hang in there for awhile with jeans & tees.


• i would wear something like that so you show you have style but would wear the black cardigan with it because you also want to appear mature and ready to handle anything(: good luck
  now can you answer mine?
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• I don't like that dress. Sorry but that's my opinion. I would wear a nice fancy shirt, some skinny jeans, and a pair of sandals. You're still young so you don't want to look like you're trying too hard.


• What you showed looks good. Make sure its not see through though! Back yourself and be confident!

Job Interview Questions: What kind of job interview questions should I expect from a store like Marshalls?

I recently applied to Marshalls and i have an interview tomorrow.

I'm really nervous and need to know what they are most likely going to ask me! pleassse help

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GCFLearnFree.org has free tutorials on how to prepare for interviews: www.gcflearnfree.org/interviewski… It includes instructional text, informational graphics, examples, and even interactives for you to practice what you've learned/actually apply what you've learned. It discusses what you should wear to an interview and what questions you can anticipate being asked.

If you need additional help for things like writing a resume or job searching, there are tutorials for that as well: www.gcflearnfree.org/career

Hope it helps and Good Luck!

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Job Interview Questions: How many people send a thank you letter after a job interview?

I had an interview for my first "real job" outside of college and forgot the dang thank you letter. However, do a lot of people forget that part? What percentage of people actually send a thank you letter after an interview?

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I've interviewed many people for teaching positions, and I in all honesty, the decision of who we are going to hire is made well before the thank you card arrives. One person sent an email immediately after the interview, and in all honesty, it was overkill. I don't know what type of job you're interviewing for, and it is a nice thing to do, but doesn't help with our district.

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• Depends on what kind of job you applied for. If you applied at McDonald's to be the cashier then don't fret no one is sitting around waiting for a thank you card. However, if you applied to be a retail store manager or a project manager at a corporation a thank you email or card is definitely proper etiquette. While it may not be a deal breaker for you to land the job, it certainly creates a perception about you. I have never forgotten to send a thank you email after job interviews.
  
  I have interviewed and staffed more than 100 positions in my lifetime. For entry level jobs, the thank you letter did not have any impact on my decision. However, for managerial positions - I did not hire the ones who did not send the thank you follow up. I took this as an indicator that the individuals do not follow up. (Which is a problem for nearly 80% of managers out there - lack of follow up especially when it comes to performance management) www.ms-mentor.blogspot.com


• forget about the percentage of people who send it forget about asking whether to send it or not...you MUST go ahead and send it...I got a job few week ago in the feds all this because I sent a thank you letter to the person who interviewed me. As a recent grad with no experience the only thing I got is portraying myself as someone who really cares about the job even if I was not the most experienced [i was told so]...go for it..it will payoff and makes you unique.

Job Interview Questions: After the job interview. Should I call the manager now, if so what should I say?

I had a job interview 3 weeks ago with a manager's hotel. He said he liked me and would call back in a couple days to schedule another interview with his manager, who would give us the final answer about hiring me.

Should I call the manager who interviewed me now? If so what politely should I ask him?
They need a hostess to start just on March 1st, I wonder if that's why he didn't call me so far.

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Yes, you should call. Say that you've called to follow up with the hiring process. There is nothing wrong with calling, in fact, I would encourage that you call because it shows your sincere interest in the position. Good luck!

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• Call him and ask if the position has been filled. If not make it known that you are very interested in the job and you would be a valuable asset to the hotel. You need to understand that he has a lot of other duties and something came up and he hasn't had time to decide who to hire. By calling him back and showing your interest in the position he might just decide to hire you.
  Good Luck
  Jim

Job Interview Questions: Job Interview Advice?

This is my first time going to a job interview,i applied at Macy's and they emailed me back to schedule an appointment.Well there are basically 2 days to choose from each having various different times for an interview.What i was wondering is are Macy's interviews 'first come,first serve?' Should i pick the earliest time on the first day available?Would that make a difference??Any good advice would do.Please no rude comments,only serious answers.Thank You.

Use Good Scents for Your Job Interview

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I would pick the earliest time on the earliest day. They are going to be interviewing a lot of people, and you need to get their attention early. Here are a few tips:
Be sure to check out Macy's website, learn as much as you can about Macy's before you go. Have a couple of questions in mind because they are going to ask YOU if you have any questions, this will give you a chance to outshine the rest

Best of luck

Behavioral and Situational Job Interviews

• Pick the second day, they will be doing those interviews anyways so try being the last one they think of. Secondly, DO NOT sit down until you are asked to once you have begun your interview. And if it is a group of people, introduce yourself to every single person in the room.


• I doubt they will decide on a first come first serve basis but showing up early may be a good sign that you are dependable and also eager to get the job.

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?

7 Tips To Prepare For A Job Interview

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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 questions are asked at a job interview?

I have my first job interview and im scared because i don't know what questions they ask and i don't know what to say, please help me so I can be prepared. :/

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How can we answer that if we don't really know what job you are interviewing for.
Questions can range from "Tell me about yourself" to "Tell me about a time when you faced adversity", to "How many pennies stacked on top of each other would it take to exceed the height of the Empire State Building". It really depends on the job...

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• "Are u generally a happy person". -- some idiot , OF COURSE EVERONE WILL SAY YES TO THAT!!! GOODNESS


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Job Interview Questions: What do i wear to a job interview as a hostess?

im a 16 year old girl and i have a job interview tomorrow at ztejas. I am interviewing for a hostess job. what should i wear to the interview? keep in mind i live in texas and its like 96 degrees outside so i need something to wear that is appropriate, but i wont be dying in because its so hot.

How Not to Fail at Job Interviews

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Try a short black dress a little bit above the knee & make sure no cleavage is showing.

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• For an interview you can suffer for a few hours. Black dress slacks and a white button up blouse is the most appropriate for a hostess.


• If you really want the job, a bikini.


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