Showing posts with label job interview weaknesses answers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label job interview weaknesses answers. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Job interview drug test question?

i have a job interview finally this coming wednesday, i recently just smoked pot this morning, and have everyday for the last 3-4 months so how can i pass the drug test which will probably be within this week?

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Meriwana does not show in your blood system....just on your face :D

Keep a sober attitude....you be fine...

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  • Stop smoking pot and hope they use a urine test.

  • You probably wont pass, that is a long time to have been smoking that often. There are some products you can buy online that say they can make you pass, but some are detectable depending on the type of test they do (urine, hair...) and some wont work when there is that mych THC in your system. The best way would be to use someone elses urine. It will take at least one month (probably more) for that amount of THC to flush out of your system, so just stopping smoking wont help.

    You should have stopped smoking while looking for a job!

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Ideas for a lesson plan for preschool children for a job interview?

I am interviewing with a preschool and for the interview they want me to write up a lesson plan and present it to a small group of children. I'm totally stumped on ideas. I'm looking for something relatively short (10-15 minutes) that's not messy and since it's very short, something that doesn't require a big long introduction. I would appreciate any help!

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Keep it simple and avoid product oriented activities. Read a book and lead a simple activity. Here are a few ideas:
*Read A House For Hermit Crab. Bring an assortment of sea shells for the children to examine. Ask questions to encourage discussion. Questions such as is it hard or soft? Bumpy or smooth? What colors do you see? Do you think Hermit Crab could live in that shell? Let the children handle the shells, sort them and talk about shape, colors, textures, etc.
*Read I'm The Biggest Thing in the Ocean. Ask 4 children of varying heights to stand up and ask the rest of the children to help you arrange them in order from tallest to shortest. This gives you lots of opportunity for discussion, and you are teaching them the terms tallest and shortest and teaching them to arrange in graduated order.
*Read a book such as Planting a Rainbow by Lois Ehlert. Ahead of time, make bright simple pictures of flowers (2 of each) on half sheets of black construction paper. Don't make too many. 12 or 14 cards will be plenty. After you read the story, play Memory with your flower cards. Talk about matching colors and shapes.

Each of these scenarios addresses a variety of skills including language, math, and literacy skills, as well as social skills. Do you know how to write a lesson plan? You could find a lot of different styles of lesson plan templates on line and adapt one so that you have something written to show them. Here's a web site with some plan format ideas: www.lessonplans4teachers.com/dail… Just use them to give you ideas how to go about writing up a plan for your activity.

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  • try this site to get some ideas. teachers.net/lessonplans/grades/preschool/

    Good luck!

  • ask a question and get them to investigate, like does this do this, then get them to answer... maybe a maths question

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Job Interview Questions: Future Shop Job Interview Preparation Help?

I have a job interview at future shop coming up for the customer service position. I was just looking for some answers that would make me stand out. It'd be great if some previous/current future shop workers could let me know what type of questions they were asked or any customers that feel future shop customer service lacks or needs improvement on.

Appreciate the 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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    Thursday, November 3, 2011

    Job Interview Questions: For a job interview, should I let the employer know that I am currently holding another job?

    I listed my supervisor of my current job as a reference for another job I am applying. During the interview, should I mention that I am currently employed? I did tell my supervisor that I am applying for another job.

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    I think you need to let them know you are currently employed. Honesty is always best.

    What did you put on the application?

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    • Whether you are going to quit or keep the 2nd job just tell your new employer that you will quit the other job once getting new employment. A lot of jobs don't want you to work a 2nd job so dont tell them it is none of their buisness. In this case less is better.

    • Explain to them what is going on. No big deal here.

    • I would only mention it if they ask.. dont make it like its a problem.. if you bring it up they may think its a problem.. but if they simply ask its out of curiosity.. so they you are obligated to telling them.. but if not dont raise up the fact u have a job unless you think it will be a problem.. there are ways u can work around your schedule.. just tell your boss that u have to attend a program at your school or something and can only do it on certain days.. but do that once your hired.