Job Interview Questions: What to wear for job interview?

i have a job interview at white spot. i dont wana over dress but i dont want to underdress
what should i wear

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I think you should just wear normal jeans and a collared casual shirt. one of my friends had an interview for arestaurant and he got hired. But it really depends what kind of place it is.

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• Many people get stuck when they are attempting to settle what to wear at an interview. Personally I'm from the old school, I am of the opinion that formal wear is never inappropriate; you can get some tips and tricks from the website in the box below, they also have loads of help on job seeking.


• dress pants and a nice shirt will do. Oh make sure your shoes are clean.;)

Job Interview Questions: Do you think studying questions for you get job interview before you even apply for jobs is bad?

i have social anxiety so when job interviews come around i freak out like crazy..... and shake so i thought maybe if i start studying the questions daily when it comes to them ill know how to answer really good

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Because of your condition you may consider taking it easy. Focusing excessively and trying and studying too hard will only make you more liable to be caught off guard if you're asked an off-the-script question.

Just go over your resume and read your experience, objectives and qualifications aloud and proudly. If you get the job it will be because you're right for it.

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• You must sell yourself and have confidence in yourself. Funny but even before I earned my GED and college, I was always able to get a job. The main thing is to let your employer know how willing you are to learn new tasks and to use the skills you already have for the position. Also, the greatest thing you can do to get a job is to pray before every interview. Pray always for the Lord to guide you to the profession and job He wants you to have. Do not do what you want, do the Lord's will even if it is sweeping floors. Good things come to those who pray and believe.


• no not at all....no need to get nerveous..they are not going to kill you if you give a wrong ans..just be urself & ans whtever you can....smile

Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview at a kooky clothing store tomorrow. Any advice?

I desperately want and need this job. The store is called Juice. Link:
www.juicefashion.co.uk/

What should I wear? I have kooky Tshirts, not unlike the water pistol one on the page, but I don't know if that's too informal for a job interview. Thing is, I'll be at college beforehand and I don't want to be too "done" for college.
Any interview tips for me?
Thanks guys x

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In general, you're supposed to dress like the people who already work there. This is true of whatever position you are trying for although it is ok to dress up for an interview.

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• Just be yourself and know about the company and what they do ahead of time. Be confident and show interest in the position.


• is it even a real store?
  
  the site looks like it is done by a teenager

Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview at Tractor Supply tomorrow? What should I wear and expect?

I applied for the position about 2 weeks ago and i got a call from the store manager today asking me if i would come in for a interview! I said absolutely. What should i expect and if i do get the job?

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Borrow your buddies jacked up truck with huge tired and no exhaust. Pull in and rev the engine to let them know you are there. Then get out wearing your cowboy boots, skin tight pants, flanel shirt, and cowboy hat. Make sure you have a huge dip in your mouth and spit constantly. Make sure you say ya'll a lot. Good luck.

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• Congratulations you are half the way to getting a job. Dress neatly, business casual, meaning docker type slacks, dress shirt or polo, tucked in with a belt and shoes. Try not to have visible tattoos or piercings. Bring a resume and list of professional references preferably typed. Be on time or a few minutes early. Go to Tractor Supply's website and read up about the company, so you can sound informed during your interview. Here are 2 links with sample interview questions: www.career.vt.edu/JOBSEARC/interv… and jobsearch.about.com/od/interviewq… With respect to the job duties, if the manager does not explain them, simply ask. If you do not have a resume or reference list prepared visit my blog for tips on preparing one,howtoworkfromhome-demi.blogspot.c… . Most retail managers are looking for someone who will have good attendance, be on time, is easy to get along with, and has a positive attitude. If you demonstrate this, you should get the job. Good luck.


• Khakis, Dockers, button-down shirt. Always. Never wear jeans to an interview, even if that is what is worn by the workforce.
  
  Clean hands and hair. Clean shoes (no tennis shoes). And, be on time.

Job Interview Questions: I'm going for a job interview for American Eagle on Thursday, and I have a couple questions?

What should I wear? Should I wear their clothes? And should it be more dressy like for a professional job interview or more casual like someone who might shop in their store? Also, if you have worked there, do they ask any odd questions? Because I had an interview once where they asked me what celeb I took my fashion ideas from and I couldn't think of anyone off the top of my head! All info is greatly appreciated :)

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Wear what you think looks the best on you. It is too obvious to wear American Eagle unless you have stuff you lide. Dressy is better. Don't worry about off-the-wall questions - they don't count for too much. One of those is, "where do you expect to see yourself in five years?". Answer - I expect to have your job. (not really).

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• Many people get stuck when they are attempting to settle what to wear at an interview. Myself I'm from the old school, I contend that formal wear is never wrong; you can get some tips and tricks from the website in the box below, they also have plenty of help on job hunting.

Job Interview Questions: Job interview tomorrow but planning a vacation for next month?

I have a job interview tomorrow. I plan on going on a cruise next month, its nonrefundable. When is the appropriate time to tell them about needing a week off? And no, this job isn't very important to me so I'd probably choose the cruise over the job.

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do not mention it at all. In all likelihood the job will start after cruise. companies move slow.

if asked when you can start just pick the monday after cruise. do not mention cruise.

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• Go to the interview. Don't mention the cruise. This will only become relevant if you get the job. They will generally ask you when you can be available to begin working. You are not required to tell them why you can begin immediately. You can say that you have a prior obligation, but don't be specific.


• Wait until the job has been offered to you before you tell them. If you tell them in the interview... you're not going to get the job. If it's a high-level job, you may be able to take the time off for the cruise. If it's an entry-level job... probably not. Most jobs (outside of fast-food) have a 60-90 day probation period that does not allow for any time off. If you're not currently in need of a job, I'd stop looking until it's closer to your vacation time (after this interview of course). Good luck!


• You really shouldn't even go to that interview. I bet there's a lot of people looking forward to that job, people that doesn't have money for the bills let alone for a cruise. You will lose your time, make them lose their time and take away the opportunity for the other people. There's a crisis out there, if you don't need/want/like a job, then just leave it to some one who really deserve it.


• It sounds like you've already made your decision, but let them know at the end of the interview, AFTER you've made your impression. Let them know that it's non-refundable and that you wouldn't even consider going if there was any way to get out of it. They'll understand if you have proven good work record and that you're a hard worker. But if you're not fussed about the job then just go on the cruise. If I could make that decision I would lol.


• The cruise is something that you mention after they offer you the job. If you mention it before that, it gives them a reason to axe you if you are tied with another candidate.
  
  But if this job is no big deal to you, why even interview?


• if this job's not important don't bother wasting yours and their time.
  anyways, you mention something like that after you get the job.
  something like that will affect in their decision-making


• Definately after you are hired. It is unusual to take off so soon in a job so if they say no, it is up to you to quit or stay.


• I would mention towards the end of your interview