Showing posts with label nurse job interview questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nurse job interview questions. Show all posts

Saturday, March 3, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Job interview at my house?

I applied for a cleaning job at a school and the lady asked for my adress and details which I thought was normal. But then she said she'd be round next Thursday afternoon and I just said ok. Would this be a job interview? I've never heard of job interviews from home like this.

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Recommended Answer:
if you applied to the school and the lady is from school or from a cleaning company hired by the school, she could be reliable.

if so, she just wish to check out how clean you kept your home, whether you are a reliable person (re theft, etc) based on your home address, etc.

if you are not comfortable, ask to see her at her office or at a coffee shop, saying now that your family has unexpected visitors that afternoon.

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  • Congratulations on the interview.

    If the lady will be coming to your house then it's certain to say that this will be an informal visit as well as verify your credentials.

    Ensure your house it tidy, you dress presentable, revise your knowledge on which cleaning products clean which materials and have a copy of your resume, bank details and past job references to hand just in case.

    You'll be fine ;)

  • Have you checked out the company? This sounds a little bizarre. You never know. She might be 'casing your house'.

    I would never let a stranger like this into my home - not these days. You should suggest a neutral territory, like a local coffee shop. Be honest with her. Call her back and tell her that you are uncomfortable meeting people in your home, and would like to meet in a more neutral setting, such as a coffee shop like Starbucks.

    If she gets really offended, this should raise a red flag.

    Hope this helps.

  • Sounds fishy I would not trust her, tell her your never home and would prefer to meet her at starbucks or whatever other coffee place is near your home. I would never let a stranger into my home. Ask for the business address but its not worth it if you ask me.

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview next week how do i describe education and work experience?

i know one of the questions will be describe your education and background. Do i start with the most recent or do i go i order? i want to plan my answer so that i dont forget things or go all over the place with my answer.

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Recommended Answer:
go with most recent and work your way backwards

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    Tuesday, January 31, 2012

    Job Interview Questions: Should I mention in a job interview that my family member works at the company?

    I'm applying at a company where my Mom currently works. There's a chance that we may even be working in the same facility. Should I mention this during the interview? Will it work for me (reliable transportation even in emergencies/good idea of the job and what to expect, etc.) or against me?

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    Recommended Answer:
    For any situation that prompts this many questions, I would say no.

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      Thursday, December 15, 2011

      Job Interview Questions: Did the job interview go bad?

      I just got back from a job interview and I don't know how it went... When the lady would ask me a question and I'd answer, sometimes I'd be like "ummm" or "mmm" or "uhhh" and then after I answered she'd just look at me for a second or two and ask the next question. She said that they would start calling people on Wednesday for second job interview. Do you think I'll get a call back?

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      Recommended Answer:
      Next time you go to an interview be prepared. Know about the company you are being interviewed with. Look them up, know how many stores they operate, or products they produce, where headquarters is located, who the CEO is, how they are doing in this down economy.
      Also know you will be asked a lot of the same questions regardless of where you go, what are your strong points, your weak points, why should you be hired, what do you bring to the table, what accomplishment are you most proud of from your last job.
      Know the answers beforehand. If you do not, the guy before you and after you just might.

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      • A lot of the time when they look at you, its a tactic to get you to elaborate more. Or she could have just been taking everything you said in. Theres nothing wrong with taking a second to think about what your about to say before you say it in an interview... in fact its expected. Hopefully you will get your call, it you dont there are plenty of other options out there.

      • You should practice on interviewing. Sounds like you were way to nervous.

      • I do not think you will be called back. Using "umm" and things like this sound uneducated.

      • i wouldnt hold my breath

      Thursday, November 3, 2011

      Job Interview Questions: What kind of clothes should I wear to a job interview?

      I was planning on going to a interview in just jeans and a polo but one of my friends told me that if I don't wear Khaki pants and a polo or a dress shirt that there's a good chance I won't get hired is that true? I'm only 16 so it would be like my first job and I want to make a good impression. So should I just go out and buy some Khakis from like AE or something?

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      Recommended Answer:
      yea he is right... plus don't forget a tie.. it will show that you are organized and they would think you are responsible and presentable to the public...Hope this helped!!

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      • If I were you I would were some dress pants and a nice clean shirt. PLEASE take a shower and put on deodorant. Remember first impressions are EVERYTHING. Hope this helps.

      • It depends on the job.... Something nice is good for a serious one and maybe beat up shoes shorts and shirt for a job for Micky D's ( McDonalds)

      Thursday, October 13, 2011

      Job Interview Questions: What will my job interview be like?

      I have a job interview coming up and it is by phone. But the reason it is by phone is because I couldn't be present for a face to face interview. It's an on campus job, so students are employed. I was wondering what sort of questions will be asked in this sort of situation and how to handle the phone aspect of it. Thanks in advance for your help.

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      Recommended Answer:
      No joke, answer with a smile - people can hear your emotions through the phone.

      Be organized. Have dates of previous jobs, if any, and at least 3 references, personal and professional, with phone numbers and addresses at the ready.

      Be ready to answer questions like, "tell me about yourself." which does NOT mean go into your life and how much it sucked. It means, "tell me what you can do for me and this company." Be positive and upbeat, but be truthful. when asked, "name a circumstance where you were put on the spot. What did you do," be honest, again, but tell the interviewer what you learned; i.e., "Since then, I have learned to be more communicative, and to listen more attentively. That experience has helped to make me much better at meeting customer's needs." You'll also hear, "What's your worst weakness?" Name it, but put a positive spin on it. "Well, I'd have to say that my worst weakness is I tend to get impatient. On the other hand, I guess it means I have a ton of energy, and sometimes I need to stop and take a deep breath."

      Hope this helps!

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        Thursday, September 29, 2011

        Job Interview Questions: Horrible job interview- how long is a job interview supposed to be?

        I was really nervous at my job interview I was shaking and I couldn't smile that much. I am really shy and bad at job interviews and I feel horrible because I feel like I screwed that one up. How long is a job interview supposed to be?

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        Recommended Answer:
        Try not to feel horrible - think of it as a learning experience and move on to the next one. The length can vary depending on the job and what qualifications they are looking for. You need help to overcome your shyness. Is there a close friend or family member that you could do some practice interviews with? I used to be very shy also and overcame it just by getting out in the world and working my first job as a waitress. I remember being terrified at first! One trick that may help you in an interview is to "pretend" that you are confident, it's all an acting job. Before you know it you will start feeling that way. Another thing that helps is to know that many times the interviewers are nervous also! Conducting interview also takes skill and practice.They have all been on the other side of the desk a few times, so many are understanding about you being nervous. Please see the link below also for more tips.

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        • Depends on the type of job. Some last 10-15 minutes and other last hours. My last interview was 3 hours.

        • up to 5 mins

        Wednesday, September 7, 2011

        Job Interview Questions: Is it appropriate to wear a brown suit to a job interview?

        I have an important job interview in a few weeks. Thing is I already used up my black suit for my initial interview, thus I don't want to show up wearing the same thing. All I have left is a brown suit. I'm even considering wearing the black with a totally different colored shirt. What do you think?

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        Recommended Answer:
        Of course. Brown is 100% as appropriate as black. I'd caution you about wearing a neon green or bright red suit, but for the most part, as long as it's a suit, it doesn't matter.

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        • anything neutral or dark such as a dark blue, black, brown, maybe even eggplant color if there's such thing is professional :)

        • Wear a navy blue, black or dark grey suit is preferable.

        Wednesday, August 24, 2011

        Job Interview Questions: How long to wait to call after job interview?

        I just had a job interview yesterday, and he said he had a few more interviews to do. I wanted to call to thank him, and express my interest for the job today, but I didn't want to seem to overly anxious either. Should I wait till Monday? It is a weekend away...

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        Recommended Answer:
        About 5 days is the average to call back Tuesday or Wednsday is good

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        • just wait a little longer you should make the phone call around monday.

        • waiting a few days is good. the actual hiring manager may not even be there on weekends

        • don\'t know that

        Tuesday, August 23, 2011

        Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to a job interview for a position of care assistant?

        I am a 3rd year med student and I am applying for a position of care assistant. It will be a temporary summer job. I am about to have my job interview and wondering what would be the appropriate clothes to wear? I just don't want to look to casual.

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        Recommended Answer:
        Hi there,

        Whenever you go on an interview, you want to make sure you look professional. In your case, I would recommend dressing up and wearing business attire: suit/tie/shirt/blouse/etc. It's always better to overdress rather then underdress and you want to make sure you make a great first impression.

        Best of luck!

        - Corey

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