Job Interview Questions: Should I bring my criminal record to a job interview?

I have no criminal record and I completed this criminal background check at www.criminalsearches.com. Should I print that and take it with me? My interview is at babies R Us.

How to Face a Job Interview Successfully

Recommended Answer:
They will do their own, they will not be interested in seeing one you printed up.

Will You Be Ready For Your Next Job Interview?

• No. I see your logic, but why have that conversation? If they require a background check, they have a procedure to do it. Let them follow their protocol.


• No. They are not going to accept your document, which could be altered. They will do their own background check.


• Take it just so you're prepared if they ask for it.

Job Interview Questions: What is appropriate attire to wear to a job interview at an athletic store?

I am just wondering if I should go with a clean sporty look or if I should dress it up a bit more and wear slacks or a suit?

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I don't honestly know,
but I think that if i was in that position,
I would go to a few stores like that, and see what the employees are wearing,
and then go from there.

Job Interview Follow Up - Five Simple Steps to Success

• No matter what job you're interviewing for, always dress up formal. It's better to be safe than sorry. Would you rather be overdressed or underdressed? The worst that can happen if you're dressed up "too nice" is... well... nothing! You will probably impress the interviewer because maybe they weren't expecting you to dress up.


• dont wear a suit wear a sporty look because i think it will impress them and it will tell them that your into the job.


• Always dress formal for an interview!

Job Interview Questions: Will I get a job interview?

I applied at Starbucks. The lady called me back to ask me a few questions about my application. She asked me basic questions like my skills, why I want to work at Starbucks, etc. She then said she had to review other applications and she will call me back. Does it mean I can still get a job interview or was that rejection?

9 Most Common Job Interview Questions and Answers

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You may get a job interview and it depends on the other candidates. Whenever you speak with a potential hiring manager, you need to be prepared with a question about when you should expect to hear back. You don't want to appear needy or desperate, but it shows that you are interested in the job and that you want to follow up. You can also ask if it's okay to check back with her in a few days on the next step to work at Starbucks. If it's been a few days or up to a week and you still haven't heard back, take the initiative to go back in and speak to the manager who called you. Hopefully, you know the name of the person who called you. It's important to know the names and correct spelling of anyone you talk to for future thank you notes or follow up.

Good luck & it this does not pan out, keep looking for other opportunities!

Job Interview Weaknesses - How to Overcome These Common Job Interview Weaknesses

• If you don't get a call back, that was very unprofessional of her but you shouldn't worry about it. There should be plenty of other stores in your area where you can apply as well. The barista position is in high demand and Starbucks has a high turnover so don't be discouraged.
  
  If you are concerned, definitely follow up with the manager to set your mind at ease.

Job Interview Questions: What should I do or don't do at my job interview tomorrow?

Please help! I really want this job, it's at Clark's Shoe Store. Any tips or suggestions as to what I should or shouldn't say or do in my interview?

Job Interview Advice - Impress the Interviewer and Get the Job

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Just slow down and relax and try to have a conversation with the person to show that you are outgoing and show them that you take initiative and you take pride in being competitive and that you want to be working there and do not sound unprepared with "uh" or "like" or laughing for no apparent reason and sit up straight and lean in when they ask a question and you will appear to be interested and focused

The Secret To Job Interview Success

• Firstly allow plenty of time to arrive and settle in about 5 Min's before the interview is a good time to arrive, Introduce your self and explain your purpose of visit for example '' good morning / afternoon my name is ********* and i have an interview at *********''. if you don't know who your interviewer is then skip to the time. or you could just say '' good morning / afternoon I have an interview at ****''
  
  Remember to great your interviewer with a smile and shake their hand if they extend it first ! en route to the interview room they may give you a pep talk and ask some questions such as '' did you find us ok ? '' so even if you had to take 3 buses and got lost 4 times, just say you found everything ok. as if you start moaning it can leave an impression on the interviewer. its sneaky but most companies are during the hiring process. If there are two interviewers then one will be asking questions and one will be observing your body language and your responses. this is another sneaky way of doing it but it helps them to see you from all angles. if there is just one then your fine but don't let your guard down ;) ok now to the tricky part what you will be asked;
  
  each interviewer has their own technique but the general questions are mostly the same.
  
  a typical interview will have the following structure;
  
  Icebreakers-
  
  these are to settle you in but don't let your guard down and say something you know you shouldn't, so be vigilant at all times. The types of questions may include hobbies etc but try to relate them to the job your applying for, for example '' I am in the school netball team and this allows me to understand teamwork and the benefit of it to achieve a single goal'' Company
  
  This section is a little more tricky and you have to think about your answers but one major flaw most people make is not to fully understand the question being asked so if your not sure feel free to ask the interview to repeat the question. this type of question may be '' why do you want to work for us ?'' or ''what skills do you think you could bring to the team?'' etc just be honest and try to keep your answers to the point ( you don't need to use fancy words, just tell them the main point) It also helps is you have done your research!
  
  Experience
  
  this is just where you include qualifications or experience , they may ask what tasks you have done in previous jobs. they will also ask if you have any pre booked holiday with your current employer and how much notice you are required to give to your current employer.
  
  Situation Questions
  
  ok now these questions are very sneaky most big companies use them but some smaller ones may also. now the trick to getting these questions right is to fully understand them as i mentioned before. for example '' its a busy day and the manager gives you a task to complete, after 30 minutes your assistant manager asks you to do another task, but you have not finished the task set by the manager. what would you do ?'' this is not the question you will be asked but its to give you an idea of situation questions. the best way to answer is to put your self in the situation and think how you would react.
  
  just remember this is assessing how you react in situations so just think on your feet.
  
  ok if you get through all of this they will then start talking about the job and tasks in entails. they will also chat about uniform and pay and also when you will be told when you will receive your results from the interview some may tell you on the day or ring you or send you a letter this process can take anything from a few hours for a phone call to 14 days dependent on the number of applicants.
  
  then when the interview is over be sure to shake the hand of your interviewer, tell them how lovely it was to meet them and thank them for taking the time to see you. ( its cheesy but it can make a big difference ;) ) I hope this information is a help to you
  Good Luck ;)


• Just be normal and like say Thanks ,Yup i got it when they ask soemthing
  Don't just come in and sit down, stand and wait until they said you can sit down.Then say Thanks.
  Don't ask them question just answer they question And it will be ok
  The rest depend on you -.0
  
  And go to there before 10 mins so they don't have to wait for you.They will think you are always on time
  
  Good luck getting that Job
  
  Cheer


• Dress well. Hair neat, light on the makeup, no jewelry, no perfume. Shake hands and introduce yourself. No giggling, answer all question verbally. First question they ask is "Why do you Want to work here".. Answer "I have a great sense of fashion and know I can do well in assisting people to find exactly what they need and want" A little BS goes a long way

Job Interview Questions: Should I call back after Job Interview?

I recently had a job interview in a vet for kennel assistant in 1/18/10 and she told me that she has other applicants to interview but that she would call me and let me know. So far its been a week and 1 day. Should I call her back?

High Paying Job Interview Tips

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Most definately! Show your new employer that your excited about the position and that you follow up on important issues. You will not bug them and you might be able to get your name recongized. You want to stand out without being to obivious, but following up about employment shows that you do take the interview process seriously. Good Luck!

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

• No, as an employer it does get rather annoying for people to call back within the first two weeks. However if it has been longer then to weeks you can make a call back and just say Hi, this is so and so I was wondering if you had any questions regarding my resume. That makes the employer feel less threatened and it makes you look a lot more patient.


• u should call back 3 to 7 days after the interveiw to see if u can touch base.. call now bfore its too late. bc if u call it means u wanat the job

Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to a job interview at Old Navy? Help ASAP!?

I'm 16 and I have my first interview for my first job tomorrow at Old Navy! :D What should I wear? I don't know if I should sort of dress up because it's only Old Navy and when you work there you wear everyday clothes. Should I wear something that I bought there? Should I just wear jeans and a nicer top? Jeans and a sweater? Help!

10 Job Interview Mistakes to Avoid

Recommended Answer:
anything from Old Navy ;)

Job Interview Tips For Success

• you should wear clothes from old navy so they think that you like shopping there. or you can just wear some skinny jeans with a nice shirt. you could put a cami underneath the shirt because that looks reallu cute and maybe some uggs or converse shoes?


• You dont have to wear old navy clothing you know...


• Old navy clothes lol


• Aeropostale shirts and levi pants lol


• Wear clothes from old navy


• Just wear something that looks nice

Job Interview Questions: Are there math questions in a job interview for a pharmacist?

I was just wondering since I have a job interview tomorrow and I would like to prepare myself beforehand. Thanks

Job Interviewing Skills: The Many Benefits of Asking Questions?

Recommended Answer:
I have never heard of someone asking you math questions in a face to face one on one interview.

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• No Interviewer risks his math ability in front of a candidate

Job Interview Questions: Is 24 hours too soon to call after a job interview?

I had a job interview at a salon yesterday at 10:30am. The interview ended up running long, so the manager had to cut our interview off because she had a client. She apologized for cutting my interview short, and said she would call me as soon as the client left so we could continue talking. Now, over 24 hours later, I still haven't heard from her. Is it acceptable to call? Or should I wait awhile longer?

How To Give Good Job Interview Answers

Recommended Answer:
Give her a couple more days. Between clients and other interviews, she probably didn't realize that she wouldn't have the time to give you a continuation.

The Ten Secrets For a Great Job Interview

• you should wait for another day...

Job Interview Questions: I just passed the job interview, the result that i passed and going to sign off tomorrow, what does that mean?

I just passed the job interview, the result that i passed and going to sign off tomorrow, what does that mean?
I'm a Technical Support Representative Applicant.

Do You Need Job Interview Coaching?

Recommended Answer:
If you passed the interview and you are going to "sign off", then what that means (and what it has meant for me in past jobs) is that you will come in for one day before you start working, and just sign all of the paperwork, tax forms, benefits, job contract, rules of the job, etc.

Congrats on the job, and good luck with it!

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Job Interview Questions: Is it appropriate to mention the bad economy during a job interview?

What do you say to a potential employer asks you during a job interview 'How come you haven't found a job by now?' or something to that effect? Is it appropriate to mention the bad economy and there scarce jobs? What would be a good way to say it? Have an interview this evening. Thanks!

Job Interview Tips to Employment Success

Recommended Answer:
It is best to answer questions with an optimistic viewpoint.

For example you can say: Despite the current economic situation, I'm actively looking and feel positive that would find something fitting my expectations soon.

The Top 3 Job Interview Questions Asked To College Students -- And Exactly How To Answer Them!

• You don't want to make it sound like you're settling on this company because you can't get a job anywhere else. If they ask you why you haven't found a job by now, I would tell them that it's been very difficult to find anyone that is hiring right now due to the poor economy and job market. I can't imagine that an interviewer would ask that question right now, since it's pretty obvious. I've never had someone ask me a question like that, so I wouldn't worry. Do your best to be honest, but to let them know that you look forward to working for their company and don't plan on leaving for something better as soon as the economy picks back up.


• Have you had someone ask this? Most would ask the reason for a lengthy period between jobs, in which you could say that you have actively been seeking employment. In addition, if you took a class or any training during this period, you could say that you were furthering your eduation and/or skills. Try to avoid talking about the bad economy because the interviewer may see it as you are making excuses. Besides, anyone half-way intelligent realizes that jobs are scarce and that there are many qualified people fighting for few jobs. Good luck tonight!


• It would be odd if an interviewer asked that, but if they do you could say you were looking for solid company with a proven track record in whatever field/industry. You could add you weren't just looking for any old job, but one that has blah-blah-blah, advancement opportunities, etc. Good luck.