Job Interview Questions: What to wear to a job interview if you use mass-transit in the winter?

I've heard that it's best to leave anything unnecessary in the car, but what If you don't have one? Is it okay to bring a purse (a decent purse that is big enough to fit my resume and hat/gloves)? I need to appear composed while having to be out in the cold intermittently beforehand. It's really cold in my state, and I can't believe how many workers walk down the street without hats or scarves.

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For women, a pants suit is good. You get long pants/slacks which you can wear some thick tights under for warmth, you get a nice blouse, which you can wear a tank tshirt underneath, and then a jacket, with your overcoat.

This way, you are dresses for an interview with lots of warm clothing, and the only thing you have to take off is your overcoat.

A large purse, briefcase and small purse is acceptable. PS....
I worked with one woman who didnt feel the cold. She wore sundresses year round, with NO coats, scarves, or gloves.

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Job Interview Questions: Any tips for a Hollister job interview?

I visited my local Hollister store in person and filled out an application to work in their store. On the application I chose one of their interview dates. My interview is on Friday. Any tips on how to prepare for it and what I should expect?

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If you're a great fit for the company you will reflect that by being you! Wear an outfit reflecting your version of their style, not necessarily their label. No black clothing as they don't sell black attire. Make it clear that you love their flair for fashion and comfort and that you have what it takes to service their like minded customers. Also, make it clear that your voice has the capability of being heard over the store speakers. And, most importantly reflect that you are a team player with the ambition to grow within a company that services the needs of the comfort seeking, trendy, dressers.
Take your resume, arrive early or on time, and be yourself! You should be well on your way to their employee discount in a single interview!

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• Make sure you wear clothing from hollister when you go to the interview, dress appropriately and be on time. Goodluck


• Hollister is a junk store that treats their workers like crap. And they are cheap. Don't go.


• They really want their employees to wear plaid so I bet you anything if you wear plaid it will look a lot better. Also dark skinny jeans and flip flops. Natural makeup, no eyeliner. No nail polish on your fingers.


• Be Yourself but don't be too much.
  also come in looking natural. don't have highlights.
  nails painted etc.
  ALSO pay attention and just RELAX. :]

Job Interview Questions: Should I ask for the job after immediately after the job interview?

I was reading a few articals that stated the most common interview mistakes. A some of them said the most common mistake was failing to ask for the job. Is this true? should someone be bold enough to outright ask for the job after the interview?

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You shouldn't because you don't know if you got the job, it's better if they call you days later letting you know you got the job.THe interview was just that to see if you fit the position so you can't say did i get the job because you don't know how you did on the job interview, unless they say after congrads you got the job.

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Job Interview Questions: What should I wear to a job interview at a local bookstore?

I'm a 19 year old community college student and I am scheduled for an interview this Saturday. As excited as I am, this is the first job I actually got a call back from. Apart from bringing my resume and myself, I don't know what to wear. Any tips?

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Haha, well I personally am the type to dress up for job interviews and other things just for the sake of dressing up (really neatly done hair, blouse and skirt, nude hose, black heels), and I'm 17. But I'm guessing, you don't want to wear all that. =)

Meh, wear a nice shirt, a skirt, and possibly flats or low heels if you want to. I'm sure you'll get the job anyways.

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Job Interview Questions: How do you explain at job interview that you were fired for negative reasons?

I terminated from my previous job do to unflattering reasons. If asked about my reason for leaving my old job at an interview how should I explain this my interview is tomorrow.

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Never refer to a major problem with management or say undesirable things about your supervisors, co-workers or the organization. Keep smiling and talk about leaving for a positive reason such as an opportunity, or a chance to do something better.

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Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview after being 4 years without a job?

When I gave birth to my first child I decided to stay home to take care of my baby, it has been 4 years and now that my littleone is starting preschool I feel is time for me to go fulltime to the workforce. I have a job interview for an environmental scientist position next week but I fear my abscence would harm my chances. Any suggestions, ideas, tips to do a sucessfull interview??? Thanks in advance

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I'm sure it won't. They may doubt your commitment to the job a tiny bit and if you will keep a persistent attendence in coming into work, but as long as you have a good CV, you'll do fine.
Just put your absent days behind them, if the answers crops up, explain that your putting it behind you and you've been through pregnancy, they might understand.
Just do the usual, really.
Be honest with them, they wouldn't take well to dishonesty.
Just dress appropriately and approach them kindly with a firm handshake and maintain eye contact.
I think you'll do well, despite not having a job for 4 years.
Good luck.

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• congrats! i'm going through the same thing and have an interview for monday! just explain why, and if you've done anything in the meantime (raising your child, volunteering, anything, etc) just tell them that, and make sure they know you are READY to go and willing to work HARD. you'll be just fine. good luck to us both on getting back in the game :)


• nothing wrong with being a stay at home mum, i'd try emphasize what a journey it's been for you looking after a child and how you now feel ready to explore something new and exciting

Job Interview Questions: How to dress for a job interview at Hooters?

Hi, I'm a young woman and I have a job interview in a few hours and if I'm really trying to get a job there as a server, how should I dress?

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Well dress casually, but maybe a big cleavage, to show you look the part

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• Unlike interviews for other jobs, to get hired for a job at Hooters, the less clothes the better. So just wear a pair of shorts or a mini-skirt and a blouse, and your outfit needs to be... revealing.
  
  OK, let's get serious here:
  
  Although the uniform for waitresses and servers there are very revealing, you should dress just as formal as an interview for other professional jobs. The interviewer wants to envision you as a future manager, so the better you dress, the more likely you will get a job. Dress to impress.


• I'm just going to point out that your pic and name are of a guy. Alright, now that we're past that... Business casual but something with cleavage showing. Wear a push up bra.


• You dress like you would any other interview.