How does a group interview at Chapters work?
Q. Next week, I have an interview at Chapters (the book store). I have been notified that the interview is a group interview (which means more than one potential employee is being interviewed at a time). I was just wondering, if anybody has any advice on preparation for an interview like this. Has any one been interviewed there before, or heard anything about their interviews? If so, do you have any tips..pointers...etc? ANY help would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by paramore89@ymail.com - Sun Aug 24 10:43:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Be honest in your answers. Don't interrupt one of the other interviewees. Be positive. Display your knowledge of best sellers, and your love of reading. Be prepared to affirm how you will be good for the job, and how the job will be good for you. Dress conservatively, most employers don't like piercings, unless, of course, you are applying for a job in a sex shop.
Answered by retmil - Sun Aug 24 10:57:58 2008
Q. Next week, I have an interview at Chapters (the book store). I have been notified that the interview is a group interview (which means more than one potential employee is being interviewed at a time). I was just wondering, if anybody has any advice on preparation for an interview like this. Has any one been interviewed there before, or heard anything about their interviews? If so, do you have any tips..pointers...etc? ANY help would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by paramore89@ymail.com - Sun Aug 24 10:43:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Be honest in your answers. Don't interrupt one of the other interviewees. Be positive. Display your knowledge of best sellers, and your love of reading. Be prepared to affirm how you will be good for the job, and how the job will be good for you. Dress conservatively, most employers don't like piercings, unless, of course, you are applying for a job in a sex shop.
Answered by retmil - Sun Aug 24 10:57:58 2008
Interview questions related to the reliability of eyewitness testimony?
Q. Im writing a research paper on the unreliability of eyewitness testimony. I need to perform an interview consisting of 5-7 substantive questions and I am planning on interviewing either a local criminal courts judge or D.A. Do you have any recommendations of the type of questions to ask during my interview. Thank you in advance.
Asked by Chad - Mon Apr 5 15:49:33 2010 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The bedrock of the American judicial process is the honesty of witnesses in trial. Eyewitness testimony can make a deep impression on a jury, which is often exclusively assigned the role of sorting out credibility issues and making judgments about the truth of witness statements.1 Perjury is a crime, because lying under oath can subvert the integrity of a trial and the legitimacy of the judicial system. However, perjury is defined as knowingly making a false statement merely misremembering is not a crime.2 Moreover, the jury makes its determinations of witness credibility and veracity in secret, without revealing the reason for its final judgement.3 Recognizing the fallibility of witness memories, then, is especially important to… [cont.]
Answered by Heartalot - Mon Apr 5 16:07:21 2010
Q. Im writing a research paper on the unreliability of eyewitness testimony. I need to perform an interview consisting of 5-7 substantive questions and I am planning on interviewing either a local criminal courts judge or D.A. Do you have any recommendations of the type of questions to ask during my interview. Thank you in advance.
Asked by Chad - Mon Apr 5 15:49:33 2010 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The bedrock of the American judicial process is the honesty of witnesses in trial. Eyewitness testimony can make a deep impression on a jury, which is often exclusively assigned the role of sorting out credibility issues and making judgments about the truth of witness statements.1 Perjury is a crime, because lying under oath can subvert the integrity of a trial and the legitimacy of the judicial system. However, perjury is defined as knowingly making a false statement merely misremembering is not a crime.2 Moreover, the jury makes its determinations of witness credibility and veracity in secret, without revealing the reason for its final judgement.3 Recognizing the fallibility of witness memories, then, is especially important to… [cont.]
Answered by Heartalot - Mon Apr 5 16:07:21 2010
Why is the Interview the fundamental form of gathering information?
Q. Can anyone help? 1. Why is the Interview the fundamental form of gathering information? 2. As a student journalist, how can you get your adult interview subjects to take you seriously? 3. How might interview results be manipulated to misrepresent the subject's point of view? 4. Why is it important to prepare thoroughly for an interview? 5. What kinds of questions should you ask during an interview?
Asked by bree - Thu Dec 3 18:20:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. For a number of reasons,the interview can be especially revealing. Your subject speaks on behalf of the ongoing investigation, management of a corporation or event made public by its newsworthiness or promotion, just to name a few. This means the interviewee bears responsibility. Unfortunately that does not mean there will be guaranteed objectivity or honesty. The interviewer is in position to watch facial contortions and connect them with issue-sensitivity, possibly leading to more penetrating questions. You will be in the catbird seat. Additionally, you're (presumably) the only one conducting said interview and therefore you have a measure of control over the flow of the meeting. If the session is recorded, all audible pauses and… [cont.]
Answered by Len - Thu Dec 3 19:11:20 2009
Q. Can anyone help? 1. Why is the Interview the fundamental form of gathering information? 2. As a student journalist, how can you get your adult interview subjects to take you seriously? 3. How might interview results be manipulated to misrepresent the subject's point of view? 4. Why is it important to prepare thoroughly for an interview? 5. What kinds of questions should you ask during an interview?
Asked by bree - Thu Dec 3 18:20:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. For a number of reasons,the interview can be especially revealing. Your subject speaks on behalf of the ongoing investigation, management of a corporation or event made public by its newsworthiness or promotion, just to name a few. This means the interviewee bears responsibility. Unfortunately that does not mean there will be guaranteed objectivity or honesty. The interviewer is in position to watch facial contortions and connect them with issue-sensitivity, possibly leading to more penetrating questions. You will be in the catbird seat. Additionally, you're (presumably) the only one conducting said interview and therefore you have a measure of control over the flow of the meeting. If the session is recorded, all audible pauses and… [cont.]
Answered by Len - Thu Dec 3 19:11:20 2009
How long after the first interview does walmart call you for a second interview?
Q. I had an interview with Walmart about 4 weeks ago for a part-time cashier and they have not contacted me yet. At this interview all I had to do was sign some papers with the manager who said that usually there is more than one interview done. The interview went great and I only had to answer a few questions like the hours that I am available to work. If you are a previous or current employee of Walmart please tell me how many interviews you had and how long it took to get the second one. I heard that it might take a while but I didn't think it would be this long. Should I keep calling Walmart to ask them?**I really really want this job.
Asked by Tiffany - Sun Jun 24 20:26:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Tell them you are handicapped and you will get the job.
Answered by NONAME - Sun Jun 24 20:30:10 2007
Q. I had an interview with Walmart about 4 weeks ago for a part-time cashier and they have not contacted me yet. At this interview all I had to do was sign some papers with the manager who said that usually there is more than one interview done. The interview went great and I only had to answer a few questions like the hours that I am available to work. If you are a previous or current employee of Walmart please tell me how many interviews you had and how long it took to get the second one. I heard that it might take a while but I didn't think it would be this long. Should I keep calling Walmart to ask them?**I really really want this job.
Asked by Tiffany - Sun Jun 24 20:26:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Tell them you are handicapped and you will get the job.
Answered by NONAME - Sun Jun 24 20:30:10 2007
How many interviews are there in an interview process?
Q. I've never had a job before, so I know little about how the job search process works. I used to think that there would only be one interview, but I'm hearing about second and third interviews? How many are there and why are there so many?
Asked by Jamar (the redcuber) - Fri Nov 27 09:23:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In a small, small company, usually one interview is sufficient. In a medium size and large company/corporation, usually 2 interviews, sometimes, three. The first interview is to introduce to the company, judge your appearance, your willingness to work/learn, and your general knowledge, and your ability to communicate. Everything else in that interview is just 'fluff'. If the want you to come back for the 2nd interview, it means that they're interested in you. The 2nd interview is designed to Judge your knowledge of the company & it's service/products, and your understanding working in a corporate environment. If you're asked to come back for a 3rd & final interview, it means that they're really, really interested in you. The 3rd… [cont.]
Answered by Joseph - Fri Nov 27 09:40:49 2009
Q. I've never had a job before, so I know little about how the job search process works. I used to think that there would only be one interview, but I'm hearing about second and third interviews? How many are there and why are there so many?
Asked by Jamar (the redcuber) - Fri Nov 27 09:23:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In a small, small company, usually one interview is sufficient. In a medium size and large company/corporation, usually 2 interviews, sometimes, three. The first interview is to introduce to the company, judge your appearance, your willingness to work/learn, and your general knowledge, and your ability to communicate. Everything else in that interview is just 'fluff'. If the want you to come back for the 2nd interview, it means that they're interested in you. The 2nd interview is designed to Judge your knowledge of the company & it's service/products, and your understanding working in a corporate environment. If you're asked to come back for a 3rd & final interview, it means that they're really, really interested in you. The 3rd… [cont.]
Answered by Joseph - Fri Nov 27 09:40:49 2009
Work and interview scheduled on same day. How to get the interview without your boss knowing?
Q. I have work and an interview for another job that could be better than my current job scheduled on the same day. How do I tell my boss I can't come to work that day without them noticing I am going to an interview for another job? I cant take a half day or run out on lunch either.
Asked by hydewolf - Fri Jul 9 20:01:37 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have work and an interview for another job that could be better than my current job scheduled on the same day. How do I tell my boss I can't come to work that day without them noticing I am going to an interview for another job? I cant take a half day or run out on lunch either.
Asked by hydewolf - Fri Jul 9 20:01:37 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
How long after phone screen interview would the company arrange face to face interview?
Q. I had a telephone screening interview a week ago, last Thursday. If you ever had a phone screening interview, how long after would the company get back to you to arrange a face to face interview?
Asked by Jen - Thu Dec 17 13:09:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That would depend on how soon the company needs to have the position filled. It could be a day or two or months. If there is an immediate opening that needs to be filled you will hear from them sooner.
Answered by djlasha - Thu Dec 17 13:16:48 2009
Q. I had a telephone screening interview a week ago, last Thursday. If you ever had a phone screening interview, how long after would the company get back to you to arrange a face to face interview?
Asked by Jen - Thu Dec 17 13:09:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That would depend on how soon the company needs to have the position filled. It could be a day or two or months. If there is an immediate opening that needs to be filled you will hear from them sooner.
Answered by djlasha - Thu Dec 17 13:16:48 2009
What to expect from a second interview over the phone?
Q. My first interview was in person, now I am having a second interview from another person over the phone. What do you think? I have never had a second interview, or one over the phone. Do second interviews, especially one over the phone halfway guarantee you might get a job offer?
Asked by Ginger D - Thu Jun 21 22:55:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It likely means that you are in the running but another person, maybe a higher up manager, wants to check you out before an offer is made. It likely won't be as long as the inperson interview. You are fortunate in that you can have some materials with you that they won't be able to see. You should go through the things that you think they will want you to know or be able to do and have examples of when you have done those things ready. You haven't said what type of job it is.
Answered by Shine! - Thu Jun 21 23:03:14 2007
Q. My first interview was in person, now I am having a second interview from another person over the phone. What do you think? I have never had a second interview, or one over the phone. Do second interviews, especially one over the phone halfway guarantee you might get a job offer?
Asked by Ginger D - Thu Jun 21 22:55:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It likely means that you are in the running but another person, maybe a higher up manager, wants to check you out before an offer is made. It likely won't be as long as the inperson interview. You are fortunate in that you can have some materials with you that they won't be able to see. You should go through the things that you think they will want you to know or be able to do and have examples of when you have done those things ready. You haven't said what type of job it is.
Answered by Shine! - Thu Jun 21 23:03:14 2007
What type of job interview questions will I be asked when interviewing for a county position?
Q. I am wondering how this interview may differ from a classic interview with other companies since it is for the County.
Asked by Rachaelatwork - Mon May 21 12:26:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My experience is that they are going to read from a list and possibly write down your answers. You also may have more than one person interviewing you at a time (my first "board" interview was for a City position.) The questions were mostly what you would expect - nothing especially strange. (You might check out the big job boards, they have good sample questions for you to practice.) Best of luck!
Answered by tigglys - Mon May 21 12:37:29 2007
Q. I am wondering how this interview may differ from a classic interview with other companies since it is for the County.
Asked by Rachaelatwork - Mon May 21 12:26:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My experience is that they are going to read from a list and possibly write down your answers. You also may have more than one person interviewing you at a time (my first "board" interview was for a City position.) The questions were mostly what you would expect - nothing especially strange. (You might check out the big job boards, they have good sample questions for you to practice.) Best of luck!
Answered by tigglys - Mon May 21 12:37:29 2007
How to ace a Futureshop phone interview and face to face interview?
Q. An employer called me to see if I would be available to be interviewed but I said no at the time. I called again this morning and she told me to get my schedule fixed and tell her when I would be available. Now, either I get the second interview or not, I would like to know how I should dress for a Futureshop employer interview. Do I have to be conservative?
Asked by Clarence - Wed Nov 4 13:54:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You always dress professional for ANY kind of interview. Heck, I interviewed for a Storage Unit and I had a shirt and tie on. You can never over-dress for an interview!! But you sure as heck can under-dress, and it will reflect negatively upon you. Make a good first impression, and good luck!!
Answered by Hebrews 10:35-39 - Wed Nov 4 14:01:46 2009
Q. An employer called me to see if I would be available to be interviewed but I said no at the time. I called again this morning and she told me to get my schedule fixed and tell her when I would be available. Now, either I get the second interview or not, I would like to know how I should dress for a Futureshop employer interview. Do I have to be conservative?
Asked by Clarence - Wed Nov 4 13:54:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You always dress professional for ANY kind of interview. Heck, I interviewed for a Storage Unit and I had a shirt and tie on. You can never over-dress for an interview!! But you sure as heck can under-dress, and it will reflect negatively upon you. Make a good first impression, and good luck!!
Answered by Hebrews 10:35-39 - Wed Nov 4 14:01:46 2009
What are the basic interview questions for office administrator position?
Q. According to your knowledge or experience, what are the most important questions to expect during the interview for office administrator position? I have interview tommorrow and I don't know what to expect and what to answer. Would you please list questions along with answers so that I can prepare myself ?I do not want to fail the interview. I want the job badly. Please help me out. Thanks in advance.
Asked by suzie - Tue Jan 30 13:26:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Think of 4 adjectives which describe you (I dont know you so I wouldnt be able to answer this) Why do you want to work with us? (Dont know what company that is..visit the company's website and research the company before the interview @ vault.com or thevault.com and wetfeet.com) Why do you want to leave your current job? (say you want to learn new things) Tell me about yourself Tell me about a time you demonstrated initiative What are your stregnths? Weakness? Do you have any questions about the position?
Answered by LeaveNoQuestion - Tue Jan 30 14:40:30 2007
Q. According to your knowledge or experience, what are the most important questions to expect during the interview for office administrator position? I have interview tommorrow and I don't know what to expect and what to answer. Would you please list questions along with answers so that I can prepare myself ?I do not want to fail the interview. I want the job badly. Please help me out. Thanks in advance.
Asked by suzie - Tue Jan 30 13:26:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Think of 4 adjectives which describe you (I dont know you so I wouldnt be able to answer this) Why do you want to work with us? (Dont know what company that is..visit the company's website and research the company before the interview @ vault.com or thevault.com and wetfeet.com) Why do you want to leave your current job? (say you want to learn new things) Tell me about yourself Tell me about a time you demonstrated initiative What are your stregnths? Weakness? Do you have any questions about the position?
Answered by LeaveNoQuestion - Tue Jan 30 14:40:30 2007
What should a woman wear to an interview at a hardware store?
Q. Interview site after interview site suggests wearing a suit to an interview. I can't help thinking these are only really helpful to people having a professional job-type interview. I'm interviewing part-time to work in a hardware store. Certainly, I'm aware I shouldn't look like a slob, and I'm thinking not too girly either. Since it's true, I want to subliminally say "Yes, I'm a female and put together, but I really do like tools and hardware stores and you should hire me to work here." Any helpful tips?
Asked by andif - Fri Feb 26 04:31:00 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Woman? in a hardware store? what hath the world come to?
Answered by Sir Dorkington - Fri Feb 26 04:56:37 2010
Q. Interview site after interview site suggests wearing a suit to an interview. I can't help thinking these are only really helpful to people having a professional job-type interview. I'm interviewing part-time to work in a hardware store. Certainly, I'm aware I shouldn't look like a slob, and I'm thinking not too girly either. Since it's true, I want to subliminally say "Yes, I'm a female and put together, but I really do like tools and hardware stores and you should hire me to work here." Any helpful tips?
Asked by andif - Fri Feb 26 04:31:00 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Woman? in a hardware store? what hath the world come to?
Answered by Sir Dorkington - Fri Feb 26 04:56:37 2010
What Interview Questions are mostly asked for a position in waitressing?
Q. I have a interview tomorrow at a restaurant..I applied for a server. I've never done this type of work before so I'm wondering what type of questions are mostly asked for this position. Well I think I would be a good fit for this position because I can do a lot of things at the same time and still stay organized. And I can work pretty well while I'm under a lot of pressure. Do you think that is good? So please give me some lists of questions that might be asked like examples of things that are good to say. Thanks
Asked by Viv - Mon Nov 13 21:28:10 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. do u have any children? 2. where do u live? (close by or across town) 3. what about your job history? 4. what was the last job u had? 5. why did u quit your last job? 6. are u employed now? 7. what is the reason for u looking at this particular opening? 8. do you have any references? 9. how well do you work with others? 10. are you looking at full time or part time? 11. when will you be able to start? 12. what pay are you willing to start out on? 13. can i contact your last employer? 14. will you be on any public assistance? 15. will you be available for fill in work? 16. what was the last grade you attended? 17. do you have a criminal record? 18. do you have transportation? 19. are you willing to work overtime? 20. can you work nights… [cont.]
Answered by special - Mon Nov 13 21:46:45 2006
Q. I have a interview tomorrow at a restaurant..I applied for a server. I've never done this type of work before so I'm wondering what type of questions are mostly asked for this position. Well I think I would be a good fit for this position because I can do a lot of things at the same time and still stay organized. And I can work pretty well while I'm under a lot of pressure. Do you think that is good? So please give me some lists of questions that might be asked like examples of things that are good to say. Thanks
Asked by Viv - Mon Nov 13 21:28:10 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. do u have any children? 2. where do u live? (close by or across town) 3. what about your job history? 4. what was the last job u had? 5. why did u quit your last job? 6. are u employed now? 7. what is the reason for u looking at this particular opening? 8. do you have any references? 9. how well do you work with others? 10. are you looking at full time or part time? 11. when will you be able to start? 12. what pay are you willing to start out on? 13. can i contact your last employer? 14. will you be on any public assistance? 15. will you be available for fill in work? 16. what was the last grade you attended? 17. do you have a criminal record? 18. do you have transportation? 19. are you willing to work overtime? 20. can you work nights… [cont.]
Answered by special - Mon Nov 13 21:46:45 2006
I have to interview a counselor for my issues and ethics in counseling class. Any ideas of questions?
Q. I have to interview a counselor for my Ethics of Counseling course. Does anyone have any ideas for good questions to ask during this interview?
Asked by zelda 2 - Mon Dec 10 20:42:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I do. It's hard to know when you're crossing the line when dealing with ethics though if you wanted to ask personal questions. Questions: How do you know when you're crossing the line in ethics? Or more specific: The rules say that you must inform someone when a client tells you of harm to themself or another person. What authority do you tell first? (I've wondered that myself. Is it the police or your boss or a specific other place?) How do you avoid the dual relationship? (I think that's what it's called. When the client is also your friend or even girl/boyfriend. That is NOT supposed to happen.) There are many questions on that level. Good luck!
Answered by Joy A - Mon Dec 10 23:45:14 2007
Q. I have to interview a counselor for my Ethics of Counseling course. Does anyone have any ideas for good questions to ask during this interview?
Asked by zelda 2 - Mon Dec 10 20:42:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I do. It's hard to know when you're crossing the line when dealing with ethics though if you wanted to ask personal questions. Questions: How do you know when you're crossing the line in ethics? Or more specific: The rules say that you must inform someone when a client tells you of harm to themself or another person. What authority do you tell first? (I've wondered that myself. Is it the police or your boss or a specific other place?) How do you avoid the dual relationship? (I think that's what it's called. When the client is also your friend or even girl/boyfriend. That is NOT supposed to happen.) There are many questions on that level. Good luck!
Answered by Joy A - Mon Dec 10 23:45:14 2007
What questions to expect in a interview for a Recruiter position?
Q. I will be interviewed for a Recruiter position. I will be interviewed by a 4 to 8 panel of recruiters. Can someone tell what type of questions to expect. I have already went for the first interview and met with one recruiter and would like to call me back and meet the other consultants to see if I am a perfect fit.
Asked by Natasha D - Fri Mar 30 13:08:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want to be a recuriter, you need to know the industry you are working in. In a high tech company such as Intel, if you don't know basics about semiconductor, you will not get the job. You have to know what questions to ask as a recruiter for the industry you are working in. If you don't know, spend time on Internet and get to know that industry. Talk to people who are working in that industry. There are too many air heads in this industry and have no idea what the employer does and is looking for. I am a senior manager who relies on HR Dept recuriter to do the homework for the interview and get the right candidate, most of the time, they are clueless. I hope you are better than others.
Answered by asjrb - Fri Mar 30 13:15:24 2007
Q. I will be interviewed for a Recruiter position. I will be interviewed by a 4 to 8 panel of recruiters. Can someone tell what type of questions to expect. I have already went for the first interview and met with one recruiter and would like to call me back and meet the other consultants to see if I am a perfect fit.
Asked by Natasha D - Fri Mar 30 13:08:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want to be a recuriter, you need to know the industry you are working in. In a high tech company such as Intel, if you don't know basics about semiconductor, you will not get the job. You have to know what questions to ask as a recruiter for the industry you are working in. If you don't know, spend time on Internet and get to know that industry. Talk to people who are working in that industry. There are too many air heads in this industry and have no idea what the employer does and is looking for. I am a senior manager who relies on HR Dept recuriter to do the homework for the interview and get the right candidate, most of the time, they are clueless. I hope you are better than others.
Answered by asjrb - Fri Mar 30 13:15:24 2007
What type of interview questions does petsmart ask for the petshotel?
Q. I have an interview coming up and I would like to know what type of questions I will be asked in the interview. I am trying to get a job in the petshotel. TIA Thank you for the answers and I looove animals. I am currently going to school to be a vet and I want to learn everything abouth animals (every aspect). :)
Asked by Muffin - Mon Jul 26 20:25:19 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have an interview coming up and I would like to know what type of questions I will be asked in the interview. I am trying to get a job in the petshotel. TIA Thank you for the answers and I looove animals. I am currently going to school to be a vet and I want to learn everything abouth animals (every aspect). :)
Asked by Muffin - Mon Jul 26 20:25:19 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How is an interview different if you are just being interviewed for a promotion/ higher position?
Q. I have been an intern with a company for two years. I am applying for a full time position as an admin assistant. How will this interview differ from outer office hiring. What should I expect?
Asked by 1l0v3 - Tue Dec 8 14:53:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello- If your company is large and you are interviewing with another department head, your interview will be the same as if you were an outside candidate. Although you could have a significant leg up on outside candidates because of your 2 year tenure and your boss's endorsement of you to the other manager. If you are interviewing with your current boss or a manager you know very well, it's a little different story. Some companies have a policy that they want to always hire the best candidate, regardless if they are inside or outside the company. So, even though you may be perfect for the job, your company will advertise and interview outside candidates as well. Again, you have an advantage if you've done excellent work. On the other… [cont.]
Answered by Michael - Wed Dec 9 10:36:08 2009
Q. I have been an intern with a company for two years. I am applying for a full time position as an admin assistant. How will this interview differ from outer office hiring. What should I expect?
Asked by 1l0v3 - Tue Dec 8 14:53:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello- If your company is large and you are interviewing with another department head, your interview will be the same as if you were an outside candidate. Although you could have a significant leg up on outside candidates because of your 2 year tenure and your boss's endorsement of you to the other manager. If you are interviewing with your current boss or a manager you know very well, it's a little different story. Some companies have a policy that they want to always hire the best candidate, regardless if they are inside or outside the company. So, even though you may be perfect for the job, your company will advertise and interview outside candidates as well. Again, you have an advantage if you've done excellent work. On the other… [cont.]
Answered by Michael - Wed Dec 9 10:36:08 2009
What should I expect at an interview for a Flight Attendant position?
Q. I have an interview on Tuesday, April 20th at Trans States Airlines in Bridgeton, MO. What are some things I should expect at this interview? What are some tips for a successful interview? Also, does anyone know the colors that TSA FAs wear in-flight?
Asked by Stephen - Thu Apr 15 21:11:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First and foremost: What do you know about Trans States Airlines? For that, check out You need to know what airlines they operate for. Also, know what types of planes they operate for United and US Airways because that's kinda important. I would be prepared for questions that are customer service story intensive. Since you are the face of that airline for the duration of the flight, your service will have to be great. They will also ask you people skills questions. Next they will judge you on appearance, so you better be dressed super sharp! Smile for everything! Even if the interview room catches on fire, if the interviewer calls you fat..smile!! Just start thinking about stories from all of your previous jobs and start making them… [cont.]
Answered by Tim - Fri Apr 16 00:12:35 2010
Q. I have an interview on Tuesday, April 20th at Trans States Airlines in Bridgeton, MO. What are some things I should expect at this interview? What are some tips for a successful interview? Also, does anyone know the colors that TSA FAs wear in-flight?
Asked by Stephen - Thu Apr 15 21:11:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First and foremost: What do you know about Trans States Airlines? For that, check out You need to know what airlines they operate for. Also, know what types of planes they operate for United and US Airways because that's kinda important. I would be prepared for questions that are customer service story intensive. Since you are the face of that airline for the duration of the flight, your service will have to be great. They will also ask you people skills questions. Next they will judge you on appearance, so you better be dressed super sharp! Smile for everything! Even if the interview room catches on fire, if the interviewer calls you fat..smile!! Just start thinking about stories from all of your previous jobs and start making them… [cont.]
Answered by Tim - Fri Apr 16 00:12:35 2010
How is the group interview at Bank Of America for a teller position?
Q. I have a group interview in a few days at Bank of America after I applied for the teller position. Does anyone know what these are like, what to expect, or any good suggestions before going to the interview? Thanks!
Asked by MiM - Thu Jun 14 00:48:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I actually just went through a Bank of America group interview! There are a few things.. you turn in all the necessary paperwork that the recruiter sent you in the email invitation and make necessary corrections. Then, during the interview: of course, you do your introductions and listen to everyone else's response. Hint: Make sure you always pay attention even if it's not your turn! There might also be a portion where you have to do a sales pitch-- the recruiter will give each of you an item and you have to sell it to the whole group in 1 min. Be creative! At the end, he/she will ask the usual interview questions. Stay positive, smile, and good luck with your interview!
Answered by Jen C - Thu Jun 14 01:04:30 2007
Q. I have a group interview in a few days at Bank of America after I applied for the teller position. Does anyone know what these are like, what to expect, or any good suggestions before going to the interview? Thanks!
Asked by MiM - Thu Jun 14 00:48:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I actually just went through a Bank of America group interview! There are a few things.. you turn in all the necessary paperwork that the recruiter sent you in the email invitation and make necessary corrections. Then, during the interview: of course, you do your introductions and listen to everyone else's response. Hint: Make sure you always pay attention even if it's not your turn! There might also be a portion where you have to do a sales pitch-- the recruiter will give each of you an item and you have to sell it to the whole group in 1 min. Be creative! At the end, he/she will ask the usual interview questions. Stay positive, smile, and good luck with your interview!
Answered by Jen C - Thu Jun 14 01:04:30 2007
What would be suitable clothing for an interview in a clothes store?
Q. Okay basically i have an interview on Friday for a clothes store called west one and i am completely clueless on what i need to wear to the interview as it will be my first ever interview. Do i dress smart in trousers and a shirt or smart/ casual, jeans and a nice top. Any advice/tips would be highly appreciated Sarah, 18 years old
Asked by Sarah - Wed Apr 7 15:24:31 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't -wear anything 3 inches above the knee -wear anything that shows too much cleavage -wear anything form its competing store -dress to mature -dress to young -wear anything Denim -sky high heels -sneakers -dress like your going in for an interview to be a lawyer Do -something that shows your mature but your not trying to act like your 30yrs -dress confident -ballet flats or SMALL heels -wear pieces from their store -wear a cute bra& matching underwear (it makes you feel confident Lol) -dress like you walked out of a fashion magazine -jewelry is a must,but dint go over board -wear perfume something girly -make sure your hair looks great
Answered by Dreamer<3 - Wed Apr 7 15:42:15 2010
Q. Okay basically i have an interview on Friday for a clothes store called west one and i am completely clueless on what i need to wear to the interview as it will be my first ever interview. Do i dress smart in trousers and a shirt or smart/ casual, jeans and a nice top. Any advice/tips would be highly appreciated Sarah, 18 years old
Asked by Sarah - Wed Apr 7 15:24:31 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't -wear anything 3 inches above the knee -wear anything that shows too much cleavage -wear anything form its competing store -dress to mature -dress to young -wear anything Denim -sky high heels -sneakers -dress like your going in for an interview to be a lawyer Do -something that shows your mature but your not trying to act like your 30yrs -dress confident -ballet flats or SMALL heels -wear pieces from their store -wear a cute bra& matching underwear (it makes you feel confident Lol) -dress like you walked out of a fashion magazine -jewelry is a must,but dint go over board -wear perfume something girly -make sure your hair looks great
Answered by Dreamer<3 - Wed Apr 7 15:42:15 2010
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