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

Monday, January 30, 2012

Job Interview Questions: How effective do you think a handwritten thank you note after a job interview is?

Do you have any personal stories of how it has helped or possibly hurt your chances?

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It is always helpful. I applied to a job and went through 3 interviews and it came down to me and a girl, and she finally got it. We had same education and experience, but a friend of mine who worked there said that he boss appreciated a thank you note that she sent. He thought it was courteous and professional. So after that I started doing it and got a job soon after. Just make sure to proofread and make it personalized, it definitely cannot hurt you! Good luck on the job hunt =)

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  • Well, the main thing is it shows another skill set you have, that you have manners, are conscious of your surroundings, etc. whether it lands you the job is arguably. Also, it makes the employer maybe remember you when it comes to decisions between several people.
    If you are applying for a job where social graces matter, then it won't hurt your chances.

    It will not be very objective for a thank you note to land you a job, it is up to your experiences/skill match for the job. I have never had too much of a problem landing a job, neither have a I landed all the jobs I have applied for, however, I have never done the thank you note thing. I usually say 'thank you for having me here today and for the opportunity', blah blah.

    I have worked with Human Resources to do recruitments and can honestly say, handwritten thank you notes are 'nice' but ultimately, if you lack the required skills, you will get nowhere.

    Remember, thank you notes do not have to be handwritten, emails are probably preferable these days. Phone calls are also very effective if you insist on the thanking the employer.

    Another thing, interviews happen so quickly these days, within 24 hours, so the quicker you do the thanks, the better.

    Good luck eitherway.

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Job Interview Questions: How to best answer these questions comprehensively for a part-time job interview?

1. "Why do you want to work for this company?"
2. "Why have you applied for this job in particular?"
3. "How do you think you can add value to the role?"
4. "Where do you see yourself in, say, ten years time?"

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Recommended Answer:
What job are you applying for?

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    Wednesday, September 14, 2011

    Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview for a telemarketing job, what should I wear?

    I have a job interview tomorrow for a non-profit company that handles fund raising events. The position I am being considered for involves calling people from a list I am given and asking them about donations and such. What should I wear for this interview?

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    Recommended Answer:
    Business casual attire. Even though you probably won't be wearing business attire, it's still a good idea to present yourself proffesionally. It shows them that you care about your image.

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    • Hello,

      I suggest dressing neatly and conservatively. You want to project the best possible image of yourself, so plan and prepare a neat, businesslike outfit. You can't go wrong with a business suit. Even if the company has explicitly stated that it's a “business casual” workplace, stick with the suit. An interview is not the time to express your unique fashion sense; it's the time to show you know when it's time to follow the rules and traditions of business.

      Good luck at your interview! :-)

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