Showing posts with label tough job interview questions and answers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tough job interview questions and answers. Show all posts

Friday, January 27, 2012

Job Interview Questions: Job interview at Aeropostale?

I have a job interview for Aeropostale on Thursday. I heard they have group interviews but on the phone the manager said nothing about a group interview. So does that mean it is just personal? I was also wondering what kind of questions they ask; the good answer and also what should I wear?

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Recommended Answer:
didn't they go out of business?

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  • I am in charge of hiring at my company. I do not always tell people it's a group interview. The reason; sometimes i double book and it just turns into one. The BEST advice I have for you is to try to get an e-mail address (usually on business cards) and send a than you letter. Only 1 in 100 people send those and it STANDS OUT.

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Job Interview Questions: How to prepare for my first job interview ever?

I'm 16 and today got my first interview ever for a place called Marylou's Coffee. I have picked out my outfit, my interview is on Friday. I was just wondering what type of questions I should expect, what I should bring (if anything), and what to expect. Any advice will help me a lot! Thanks!

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Recommended Answer:
You should bring a pen definitely. Maybe even a pad for notes.
They will probably ask you things like what makes you right for this job and then you should answer saying things like you are self motivated, hard working, a fast learner, dependable, responsible, reliable etc. They may ask why you want to work at that job and then you would have to think of why you like the coffee shop. You can say you think they have coffee and you like the atmosphere. Say something professional while complimenting the store but make sure its true.
They will ask you when you are available to work, if you want full or part time, what is your schedule and if you have a ride.

Try to stay calm and poised. Maybe do a practice interview with a parent or relative so you get more comfortable. They are probably used to going on interviews and know what they may ask.

Look them in the eyes when they speak to you and speak clearly and enunciate your words. Relax and don't be too intimidated. Try to appear confident and interested in what theyre saying. Try your best but its only a part time job. If you don't get this one there are plenty out there.

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    Sunday, December 18, 2011

    Job Interview Questions: What to expect on a job interview?

    I have a job interview tomorrow for the position as a shift manager at pizza hut...im only 19...what should i expect

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    normally, i could write a short novel about what to do during an interview. like the entire play-by-play
    well considering it is tomorrow it is better that i don't cram a lot of info here before the big day.

    if you have had prior experience at PH then touch upon that. using the same lines like ur responsible, hard worker, etc are very cliche so try to talk about things you have done in the past that make you X, Y and Z

    -be casual. nothing nicer than hiring someone that you can relate to and having a small convo is key so u sound like a human being.

    -be polite n friendly. shake hands b4 and after, sit up straight, come prepared with questions 4 them, ask for business card (if needed), thank them for time, leave a resume, etc all that bs

    some typical questions are: what can you do for us as a pizza hut shift manager? what are some challenges you have faced in the past and how did u get past them? Str n wknesses? why are u ready to move into this position?

    i have held jobs ranging from being a 16yo cvs cashier to now marketing for ESPN radio in addition to a mixed bag of things like country club tennis pro, teaching english in china, american eagle hq merchandising internship, radio dj) out of all those interviews, there are always similarities in terms of what to expect.
    what they are looking for is that ur a capable person. remember that them hiring u is a direct representation of themselves.

    i helped prepare for interviews by going to my college's career service place where they would give u mock interviews and videotape u and review it later. maybe u can do that in the future, but what i learned from these tapes are that trying to make up reasons y ur this and that sounds and looks sooo fake. instead practice being fake!

    i would say for smthing like pizza hut shift manager, u need to be friendly and be able to work with people as their leader and a peer. i think i covered enough....

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    • Expect to sell yourself. You need to clearly define why you would be good for the job and don't hesitate to brag. But not obnoxiously. LISTEN closely to the interviewers questions then answer them confidently, but don't say too much. Go in with enthusiasm! If you're not fired with enthusiasm, you will be fired with enthusiasm. Good luck!

    Thursday, December 1, 2011

    Job Interview Questions: How to I write a letter of continued interest after a job interview?

    I applied to a job about two weeks ago. They said several times that they would contact me either way within two weeks but no response yet. I would really like to send them some sort of thank you for the interview & please let me know if I got the stinking job or not because it's been two weeks letter but how would I format something like this in a positive, make me look good sort of a way? I did send them a nice thank you letter afterward so I can't just format it like that. Any ideas?

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    Recommended Answer:
    I wouldn't mail a letter at this point. I would pick up the phone and call.

    Hello Ms. Smith this is Kevin Jones. I am calling today to inquire on the Customer service position I interviewed for on March 1st. Do you have a moment to answer some questions about the position?
    Has the position been filled yet?
    wonderful, I was hoping I hadn't missed the opportunity to work for XYZ company.
    Do you know when the final decision will be made on the position?
    Can I expect to hear whether or not I am selected for the position?
    Thank you again Ms. Smith. I look forward to speaking to you again very soon.

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      Tuesday, November 15, 2011

      Friday, September 9, 2011

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

      I have a job interview on Tuesday at a clothing store. This will be my very first job interview ever so I really don't know what to wear. I was thinking maybe i should wear dark jeggings with flats and a colored tank top or ruffled top with a cute blazer over that. I was also thinking of having my hair lose with very little make-up.

      Any suggestions or pictures or links would be greatly appreciated!

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      Recommended Answer:
      Yes i think that is perfect it sounds business casual and very cute good luck?

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      • Nice, clean clothes
        Don't wear bright colors, too much makeup and perfume

      • whatever looks nice

      Thursday, September 1, 2011

      Job Interview Questions: How do you write a letter after a job interview?

      I had a job interview last week at the bank, I personally thought I did a good job on assessment but the interview I kind of worried about since there are too many applicants in one possition.

      Can anyone give me at least two or therr sentences to say thank you to the interviewer who interviewed me last week. I sure di appreciate a lot. Thanks in advance.

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      Recommended Answer:
      First use spell check to make sure that you do not have any spelling errors in the letter. If you do you have wasted your time sending the note.

      I prefer to receive a hand written note. I usually skim it so the content can be minimal. Make sure that the note card is professional looking. A monogram is most appropriate. No cute pets, cartoons, etc.

      The note should be something along the lines of

      Dear Mrs. Jones,

      Thank you for taking the time to consider me for the position of bank teller. I am interested in a the position with your bank name and look forward to hearing from you soon.

      I found during the interview that your position would be a good fit for me because of my organzational skills and ability to smile broadly when approached by strangers.

      Once again, thank you for interviewing me.
      Sincerely,
      Sally Field

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      • Dear X,

        It was a pleasure meeting you. Having spoken with you and witnessed your passion for the company, I am confident that this is the right place for me. Thank you for taking the time to see me.

        Sincerely,
        X