Scariest Interviews?
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26 Nov 2012, 17:04
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I just had an interview to work at Emporio Armani in Manchester. Not sure if I will get it due to the contract period. It was fucking scary.
What interviews have nearly left you nearly leaving a shit-slug-trail?
What interviews have nearly left you nearly leaving a shit-slug-trail?
oh and scary interviews.. hm, what about that time I went to bed 10am and suddenly had a phone interview 11.30am?
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Girlfriend.
'In three words, how would she describe you?'
Wat.
Awkward questions like this.
trustworthy
coming early (xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD [if its an male interviewer])
e: btw, those three points were the first which came in my mind after reading the question :P
Aye, well prepared.
Cute
Hunglikeahorse
you can call me the problemsolver.
also questioned: tell 2 positive & 2 negative sides of your character etc :D
One was for a reserve officer -schools government & books chief-editors spot, me and other candidate in open debate / interview done by the military-staff. Nailed it though, I was obviously a better choice.
As Sean said, be confident that you are the best man for the spot, though don't act too egoistic or know-it-all. Better be excited and willing to learn new than say that you are the best and know everything. Do your research and show your interest with few good questions.
like u mentioned thinking about few good questions to ask before hand. i think it will be extremely obvious if you are just doing it just so you can give the best impression about yourself (its not all that bad, but i dont think its best either). it will be so much better if u actually have a question that u really wanted to know about the job and couldnt find out anywhere (very often u wont imo). if u dont i wouldnt ask anything, even if its so common to be asked if i have any questions at the end.. i would think about how to say i dont have any though :D
tl;dr version: if ur a good canditate for the job acting naturally & not stress about being formal and shit is best i think
it probably comes down alot on the specific interviewer though and should be adjusted with how hard the job is to get for u etc.. if u just need to probably do ok in the interview the "classic approach" can easily be optimal
not that i have alot of experience, its possible i dont know what the fuck im talking about!
i agree that being confident is huge