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

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview at Von Maur today, what should I expect?

Any tips on what to say etc? I have always worked in offices and never retail, so some pointers would really help me out, thanks!

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retail is all about being personable, friendly and outgoing- all the things you would be expected to be when approaching a customer, be in the interview. smile, be upbeat and talkative and theyll love you.

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    Tuesday, February 7, 2012

    Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview tomorrow morning, what is the right etiquette to cancel at the last min?

    Spoke to the interviewer on the phone and I really didn't like her. I am getting a bad vibe and it feels like somebody I wouldn't get along with.

    How can I reject them without offending them? I have already called up once to reschedule.

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    Apologize but say after thinking it over you really don't think the job would be for you and you dont want to wast their time.

    If your not going to be working directly with the interviewer you may want to go but if Your getting a bad vibe cancel give this excuse and move on in the end it will be better for you

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    • If you don't want to work there, just call and politely tell them you won't be able to make the appointment.
      What does it matter if you wouldn't get along with the interviewer? Would you also be working with her?

      If you still want to work there, make every effort to show up as promised.

    • you shoudl consider that you dont want this job, and they dont want u for this job either considering that you already cancelled the interview and intend to haev a 2nd cancellation. You are wasting their and your time to postpone further.

    • If this is your SECOND cancellation, don't bother.....they are finished with you at this point.

    Tuesday, December 20, 2011

    Job Interview Questions: What do i wear for a job interview?

    which type of dresses are preferable for job interviews, is it good to wear formal dresses or any other. please suggest the best one.

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    To make the best impression for job interviews, choose a matching skirt (knee length or slightly below) and jacket with a plain white blouse. A pant suit would be second choice. The suits color should be solid and medium to dark in color. Shoes should be conservative with less than a two inch heel. Jewelry should be extremely minimal and neither distracting nor overly expensive looking.

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    • If you are looking for a certain style of dress I would go with a wrap dress. It is expandable to any body type/size in a neutral color (I would stick with navy,cream, gray, and of course black). I agree with the other user about minimal jewelry, pick key pieces (i.e. a nice pair of earrings, or ring but stay clear of bangles or anything else distracting).
      As far as formal dresses go, I would steel clear of anything extremely designer, while it does make a good outfit, I would not want to dress better than the boss/or interviewer (save that until after you get hired!!! :D )

    Sunday, December 18, 2011

    Job Interview Questions: What do I wear for a job interview?

    Okay so it's not really a job interview buut, i applied to be part of my school yearbook's staff and they sent me a note today saying they want to interview me & to dress professional because it'll be like a real job interview. But I've never been to an interview before & i'm not quite sure of how to dress "professional" ..i'm only 14. So what should i wear? I have an idea of something but i'm not sure...suggestions? also, if you include a picture i will love you!haha. thanks :)

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    It's nice you're putting a lot of thought into your clothes! Well, if they want you to be professional, dress professional. Ha ha I don't mean business suit or anything, but something nice if you want to be in your school's yearbook. I would do leggings, flats, denim skirt, and a floral blouse or T-shirt. No worries, if you don't have one or more of these things, you can get them at this cheap but nice looking store:

    www.forever21.com

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    • Wear a skirt or pair of slacks (not jeans) and a blouse, button down shirt, or nice sweater. Oh, and don't wear sneakers, flip flops, or excessively high heels. Do a quick google image search for "womens' business casual"- anything that pops up there will be acceptable.

    • Since your a girl, I would wear dress pants and a dress blouse. A skirt may be too much. They are just helping you practice for the real thing so doing what they tell you would be ideal. Dress shoes with a little heel is fine. High heels once again is too much. I am an HR recruiter for the Real Canadian Superstore and I interview people. Dressing professionally is something I look for in an individual. It shows me they take pride in their appearance.

    Saturday, October 29, 2011

    Job Interview Questions: Anxiety, lack of confidence and job interview?

    I have been a trainer for 4 years, but I stopped around 2008 and I'm currently working as a clerk now. I'm planning to apply for a trainer position again but I'm having doubts if I still have the confidence to do so. Just thinking of the job interview already is giving me too much stress and anxiety. Is there a way to get a hold of myself?

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    Recommended Answer:
    I get interview anxiety, too. I think the best solution is to reflect on your past training experience. What did you do well? What are you most proud of in that position? How did you overcome a difficult situation?

    I find it easier to practice my answers to common interview questions. Don't wait to cram the night before, start thinking about it now.

    If you were a trainer for years before, you can do it again!

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    • take a cold shower. then when you dry off, tell yourself you are awesome. do it when looking in mirror. if you do not believe yourself, take another cold shower. if it doesnt work, after a few cold showers you will believe yourself by being able to withstand all of that

      shrinkage is horrible. if you are a woman, well....i like hard nipples.either way, try doing something you are good at to build confidence. fake it to you make it yo