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 long does an interview usually last for?
Q. I'm going to an interview tomorrow and the woman that called me to schedule an interview told me that it would take about an hour for the interview. Does it usually last that long? I'm applying for an accounting position. Has anyone else been to an interview for an accounting position?? If so, how was it like? Thank you!
Asked by NT - Tue Jun 12 22:14:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It may take that long. I went on an interview for a position in human resources once, and I met about 6 different people and was there for 3-4 hours...after 2.5 hrs I decided I didn't want the job, which turned out best - 6 months later they had a large layoff... It depends on the company and their interview parameters, how detailed they want to get and how many if any other people are involved. If you may have to meet with the Controller or A/P Manager per say, their schedules may only allow a few minutes here or there. Just depends, but if your contact said plan on at least an hour. That will give them time to feel you out to see if you're a good fit for the group you'll be working with and for. Good Luck!
Answered by swampysgirl - Tue Jun 12 22:22:12 2007
Q. I'm going to an interview tomorrow and the woman that called me to schedule an interview told me that it would take about an hour for the interview. Does it usually last that long? I'm applying for an accounting position. Has anyone else been to an interview for an accounting position?? If so, how was it like? Thank you!
Asked by NT - Tue Jun 12 22:14:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It may take that long. I went on an interview for a position in human resources once, and I met about 6 different people and was there for 3-4 hours...after 2.5 hrs I decided I didn't want the job, which turned out best - 6 months later they had a large layoff... It depends on the company and their interview parameters, how detailed they want to get and how many if any other people are involved. If you may have to meet with the Controller or A/P Manager per say, their schedules may only allow a few minutes here or there. Just depends, but if your contact said plan on at least an hour. That will give them time to feel you out to see if you're a good fit for the group you'll be working with and for. Good Luck!
Answered by swampysgirl - Tue Jun 12 22:22:12 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
What is the right interview outfit for interviewing for a clerical position?
Q. I'm interviewing for a clerical postion at a hospital. Would it be a bad idea to wear Business Casual for the interview? Black Blazer, Black Slacks, and a White Shirt. If so what should I wear?
Asked by Eagleman - Thu Apr 27 02:11:44 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That sounds just great to me. Office appropriate shoes and accessories too. Good Luck!
Answered by OiVey - Thu Apr 27 02:29:57 2006
Q. I'm interviewing for a clerical postion at a hospital. Would it be a bad idea to wear Business Casual for the interview? Black Blazer, Black Slacks, and a White Shirt. If so what should I wear?
Asked by Eagleman - Thu Apr 27 02:11:44 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That sounds just great to me. Office appropriate shoes and accessories too. Good Luck!
Answered by OiVey - Thu Apr 27 02:29:57 2006
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
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 some good interview questions for a bank manager for a research paper on management?
Q. I have a research paper to write and need to interview a bank manager (in four different interviews) about the four functions of management: planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. For the first interview I will be asking questions about planning. The paper has to be a little lengthy, so I want to ask the very best questions without taking up too much of the persons time. Any suggestions?
Asked by al - Sat May 30 04:44:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is a typical work week like for you? Set schedule of meetings? What's a daily schedule like? What are enjoyable parts of your job, parts you dislike? Do you find it hard to delegate your responsibilities?
Answered by Down Pillow - Tue Jun 2 21:24:51 2009
Q. I have a research paper to write and need to interview a bank manager (in four different interviews) about the four functions of management: planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. For the first interview I will be asking questions about planning. The paper has to be a little lengthy, so I want to ask the very best questions without taking up too much of the persons time. Any suggestions?
Asked by al - Sat May 30 04:44:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is a typical work week like for you? Set schedule of meetings? What's a daily schedule like? What are enjoyable parts of your job, parts you dislike? Do you find it hard to delegate your responsibilities?
Answered by Down Pillow - Tue Jun 2 21:24:51 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
How to face HR interview when i releived from previous company due to its financial problems?
Q. expectation of critical questions in HR interview particularly when i releived from previous company without relieving order.the company management held my 2.5 months salary..how i positively expose these things in HR interviews...(i came across technical interviews successfully)
Asked by ra j - Sun Nov 1 09:12:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. tell them u left ur last job
Answered by Nidhi T - Sun Nov 1 12:27:57 2009
Q. expectation of critical questions in HR interview particularly when i releived from previous company without relieving order.the company management held my 2.5 months salary..how i positively expose these things in HR interviews...(i came across technical interviews successfully)
Asked by ra j - Sun Nov 1 09:12:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. tell them u left ur last job
Answered by Nidhi T - Sun Nov 1 12:27:57 2009
What should I wear to an interview for a waitressing position?
Q. What should I wear to an interview for a waitressing position? I have an interview in a few days to waitress at a restaurant (Iron Hill Brewery). It is a pretty casual restaurant; entrees are priced from about $15-20. Waitstaff attire is a black shirt, black dress pants and black shoes. Not sure what to wear to the interview, though. Any suggestions?
Asked by colormecolorado - Sun May 6 22:03:07 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No need to be fancy, but appear that you are seriou sabout the position. Any type of dress pants will do with a matching blouse or nice sweater and something other then tennis shoes. I think that the more you put forward in your presentation of yourself will never work against you in a job interview (unless you go way over the top). Most importantly, feel comfortable on what you are wearing. A good rule of thumb is to dress a step above your uniform (not true of all situations, but will apply in many cases).
Answered by apie0402 - Sun May 6 22:16:12 2007
Q. What should I wear to an interview for a waitressing position? I have an interview in a few days to waitress at a restaurant (Iron Hill Brewery). It is a pretty casual restaurant; entrees are priced from about $15-20. Waitstaff attire is a black shirt, black dress pants and black shoes. Not sure what to wear to the interview, though. Any suggestions?
Asked by colormecolorado - Sun May 6 22:03:07 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No need to be fancy, but appear that you are seriou sabout the position. Any type of dress pants will do with a matching blouse or nice sweater and something other then tennis shoes. I think that the more you put forward in your presentation of yourself will never work against you in a job interview (unless you go way over the top). Most importantly, feel comfortable on what you are wearing. A good rule of thumb is to dress a step above your uniform (not true of all situations, but will apply in many cases).
Answered by apie0402 - Sun May 6 22:16:12 2007
What should we expect during an interview with a professional modeling agency?
Q. My sister is trying to get into the professional modeling world, she's got the looks and the height, and she has scored an interview with one of the best modeling agencies in the nation. The problem is, she has minimal experience, I'm hoping she has a portfolio. The question is, what should she expect during the interview? Will she need to walk for the interviewer? Does she need a portfolio or just headshots with her measurements? What kind of questions will she be asked? Any and all info will be appreciated as her interview is tomorrow!! Thanks!
Asked by CaraS - Thu Aug 14 03:01:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. she will need a portfolio and measurements head shots are for acting so i doubt shed need that she might be asked to walk, most likely actually just tell her to always keep good posture and sit up straight and when shes asked to walk pose walk and pose at the end turn and walk back always look at something and dont have her eyes wondering around like keep your eye on a picture in the room they might also say "pretend im a photographer and your going to shot for some modeling thing like.. christmas.. every 3 seconds im going to snap and thats what your pose should look like" but always smile and shake their hand once you walk in and say nice to meet you and when you leave shake their hand and say nice meeting you. answer their questions… [cont.]
Answered by Anna Banana - Thu Aug 14 03:10:11 2008
Q. My sister is trying to get into the professional modeling world, she's got the looks and the height, and she has scored an interview with one of the best modeling agencies in the nation. The problem is, she has minimal experience, I'm hoping she has a portfolio. The question is, what should she expect during the interview? Will she need to walk for the interviewer? Does she need a portfolio or just headshots with her measurements? What kind of questions will she be asked? Any and all info will be appreciated as her interview is tomorrow!! Thanks!
Asked by CaraS - Thu Aug 14 03:01:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. she will need a portfolio and measurements head shots are for acting so i doubt shed need that she might be asked to walk, most likely actually just tell her to always keep good posture and sit up straight and when shes asked to walk pose walk and pose at the end turn and walk back always look at something and dont have her eyes wondering around like keep your eye on a picture in the room they might also say "pretend im a photographer and your going to shot for some modeling thing like.. christmas.. every 3 seconds im going to snap and thats what your pose should look like" but always smile and shake their hand once you walk in and say nice to meet you and when you leave shake their hand and say nice meeting you. answer their questions… [cont.]
Answered by Anna Banana - Thu Aug 14 03:10:11 2008
How do you schedule a job interview during the week when you already have a job during business hours?
Q. They say it's best to look for a job while you're still employed. Well most employers only interview during business hours so how are you supposed to get time off in the middle of the week, in the middle of the day to go to a job interview? And what if you have multiple interviews during the week? What are you supposed to tell your employer and/or future employer about scheduling?
Asked by Jessica M - Thu Jun 7 19:13:51 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many companies will work around your schedule and meet your after work. Otherwise - schedule as late as you can and go to your "Doctor's Appointment"
Answered by tigglys - Thu Jun 7 19:18:52 2007
Q. They say it's best to look for a job while you're still employed. Well most employers only interview during business hours so how are you supposed to get time off in the middle of the week, in the middle of the day to go to a job interview? And what if you have multiple interviews during the week? What are you supposed to tell your employer and/or future employer about scheduling?
Asked by Jessica M - Thu Jun 7 19:13:51 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many companies will work around your schedule and meet your after work. Otherwise - schedule as late as you can and go to your "Doctor's Appointment"
Answered by tigglys - Thu Jun 7 19:18:52 2007
How long does it take to get a second interview and the steps in the hiring process?
Q. I went in for a job interview at Books-A-Million 2 weeks ago, and was told that I was being recommended as a candidate for the job and to expect a call for a second interview. I called a week ago to find out if the position is filled and I was told no and that I'm still a top candidate and that the guy who will be interviewing me was doing paper work. So I thanked her and hung up. I have no intentions on calling back a second time, just so that I won't present myself as a pest, but I do want this job. What is the length of time to expect a second interview after the first interview? How long is the hiring process afterwards, meaning when can I expect to receive a job offer? This is my first time seeking employement. Any help will be… [cont.]
Asked by Angela - Thu Nov 16 22:27:17 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like you're doing everything right. Sometimes it'll be a couple weeks for an interview, especially if they're not in a rush to fill the position, or they're hiring you for an upcoming project, or maybe someone you need to meet is out of town for the holidays. I've applied for jobs and not got called for the interview until a month later. Usually the offer will be within a few days of the final interview (it's a good idea to call of email a couple days after to thank them for meeting you, regardless). It can never hurt to keep looking for jobs, though, until you get an offer.
Answered by Pook - Sun Nov 19 01:54:24 2006
Q. I went in for a job interview at Books-A-Million 2 weeks ago, and was told that I was being recommended as a candidate for the job and to expect a call for a second interview. I called a week ago to find out if the position is filled and I was told no and that I'm still a top candidate and that the guy who will be interviewing me was doing paper work. So I thanked her and hung up. I have no intentions on calling back a second time, just so that I won't present myself as a pest, but I do want this job. What is the length of time to expect a second interview after the first interview? How long is the hiring process afterwards, meaning when can I expect to receive a job offer? This is my first time seeking employement. Any help will be… [cont.]
Asked by Angela - Thu Nov 16 22:27:17 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like you're doing everything right. Sometimes it'll be a couple weeks for an interview, especially if they're not in a rush to fill the position, or they're hiring you for an upcoming project, or maybe someone you need to meet is out of town for the holidays. I've applied for jobs and not got called for the interview until a month later. Usually the offer will be within a few days of the final interview (it's a good idea to call of email a couple days after to thank them for meeting you, regardless). It can never hurt to keep looking for jobs, though, until you get an offer.
Answered by Pook - Sun Nov 19 01:54:24 2006
What to ask the employer during your interview?
Q. When you are being interviewed by a potential employer and they ask if you have any questions, what are some good things to ask them? What should you avoid asking? Is it good to ask about opportunity for advancement, and/or getting raises, and/or benefits, and/or overtime? Any more interview do's and don'ts?? Its for my husband who is interviewing this afternoon to be the manager of the tech department of a local office store. Real answers only please; thanks! Wow those were all really good answers! I'm going to let the question go to a vote; I can't decide which answer is the best!
Asked by cartmansmom - Thu Oct 26 11:20:51 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With whom would I be working with? What are the advancement opportunities? What happened to the last person who held this job? When do you expect to make a decision about the postion?
Answered by LADY GEMINI - Thu Oct 26 14:56:10 2006
Q. When you are being interviewed by a potential employer and they ask if you have any questions, what are some good things to ask them? What should you avoid asking? Is it good to ask about opportunity for advancement, and/or getting raises, and/or benefits, and/or overtime? Any more interview do's and don'ts?? Its for my husband who is interviewing this afternoon to be the manager of the tech department of a local office store. Real answers only please; thanks! Wow those were all really good answers! I'm going to let the question go to a vote; I can't decide which answer is the best!
Asked by cartmansmom - Thu Oct 26 11:20:51 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With whom would I be working with? What are the advancement opportunities? What happened to the last person who held this job? When do you expect to make a decision about the postion?
Answered by LADY GEMINI - Thu Oct 26 14:56:10 2006
How important is an interview with Ivy League schools?
Q. Harvard and Yale recently emailed me to try and schedule interviews in Lincoln. I live three hours away from Lincoln. In this circumstance, is it reasonable to drive six hours for a fifteen minute interview?
Asked by Hello There - Wed Jan 30 13:12:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as important as doing well in school in fact interview is the place where they decide if they want you so dress to impress and research some of the possible questions that they might ask you =) and if you wish to get into harvard and yale, then yes it's reasonable to drive all those hours for interview (or get a flight) but if you dont care to get into these top schools, just ignore the interview hehe anyways congra on your achievements =)
Answered by Clueless - Wed Jan 30 13:19:26 2008
Q. Harvard and Yale recently emailed me to try and schedule interviews in Lincoln. I live three hours away from Lincoln. In this circumstance, is it reasonable to drive six hours for a fifteen minute interview?
Asked by Hello There - Wed Jan 30 13:12:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as important as doing well in school in fact interview is the place where they decide if they want you so dress to impress and research some of the possible questions that they might ask you =) and if you wish to get into harvard and yale, then yes it's reasonable to drive all those hours for interview (or get a flight) but if you dont care to get into these top schools, just ignore the interview hehe anyways congra on your achievements =)
Answered by Clueless - Wed Jan 30 13:19:26 2008
What is a second interview and what is the purpose, How do I prepare for it?
Q. I never had to do a second interview. What do they usually cover on the 2nd interview that they didn't cover on the first?
Asked by Amanda K - Mon Apr 21 16:20:43 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In some cases, a first interview is the screening interview prior to going to the next step. Usually the best of the first round goes to the second interview. Most second interviews are with the person you'll be directly reporting to or someone higher in management. You may be asked the same questions and/or some different. Don't assume that if you asked the same questions that they know how you responded during the first interview. Review the job description for the position you are interviewing for . . . did the first interview cover why you should be offered the position based on what you shared? If you haven't already done so, critique yourself from the first interview. What did you do well? What were opportunities? Think… [cont.]
Answered by Joanne - Mon Apr 21 16:32:02 2008
Q. I never had to do a second interview. What do they usually cover on the 2nd interview that they didn't cover on the first?
Asked by Amanda K - Mon Apr 21 16:20:43 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In some cases, a first interview is the screening interview prior to going to the next step. Usually the best of the first round goes to the second interview. Most second interviews are with the person you'll be directly reporting to or someone higher in management. You may be asked the same questions and/or some different. Don't assume that if you asked the same questions that they know how you responded during the first interview. Review the job description for the position you are interviewing for . . . did the first interview cover why you should be offered the position based on what you shared? If you haven't already done so, critique yourself from the first interview. What did you do well? What were opportunities? Think… [cont.]
Answered by Joanne - Mon Apr 21 16:32:02 2008
What is a second interview at walmart like and what can it mean?
Q. I got called in to go for a second interview at walmart today. They already asked me the questions and i filled out some paperwork, what could the second interview be? I got the job ^_^ thanks guys
Asked by Curious - Wed Apr 11 14:41:43 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do a sort of test and they ask more questions. If you've done that, they are going to work out your schedule and finalize your employment.
Answered by Phoenix Princess of Darkness - Wed Apr 11 14:45:08 2007
Q. I got called in to go for a second interview at walmart today. They already asked me the questions and i filled out some paperwork, what could the second interview be? I got the job ^_^ thanks guys
Asked by Curious - Wed Apr 11 14:41:43 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do a sort of test and they ask more questions. If you've done that, they are going to work out your schedule and finalize your employment.
Answered by Phoenix Princess of Darkness - Wed Apr 11 14:45:08 2007
What is appropriate attire for interview in a factory?
Q. I have an interview at a factory for a production worker position, and would like to know what would be the appropriate attire for the interview. Any one have any advice please respond. I need serious answers only. I am female.
Asked by Nita - Mon Oct 15 14:58:21 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Professional always, even if your applying to be a janitor. They want to hire someone well put together no matter what the job.
Answered by Green Eyes - Mon Oct 15 15:10:23 2007
Q. I have an interview at a factory for a production worker position, and would like to know what would be the appropriate attire for the interview. Any one have any advice please respond. I need serious answers only. I am female.
Asked by Nita - Mon Oct 15 14:58:21 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Professional always, even if your applying to be a janitor. They want to hire someone well put together no matter what the job.
Answered by Green Eyes - Mon Oct 15 15:10:23 2007
What kind of questions do employers ask at a second interview?
Q. Ok, so I managed to pull through a 1st interview with a pretty large well-known company. They told me that they would contact me with a decision within the next week. That was a month ago. A few days ago they called me in for a 2nd interview. What will this interview be about anyone? Has anyone been through more than two interviews? What kind of questions will they ask? update: I got the job!!! :D Thanks for all of your suggestions and advice!
Asked by devisional@sbcglobal.net - Mon Apr 23 19:55:38 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on who is doing the second interview. If, for example, the Human Resources group conducted the first interview, then maybe your potential supervisor will do the second interview. If that's the case, he/she would check on your competence or technical skills for the job and your behavior / attitude. If your second interview will be done by a higher ranked manager, he or she would check on your behavior and fit into the company culture. It is a good idea therefore to inquire who you will meet for the second interview so that you can prepare appropriately.
Answered by andrew sts - Mon Apr 23 20:01:25 2007
Q. Ok, so I managed to pull through a 1st interview with a pretty large well-known company. They told me that they would contact me with a decision within the next week. That was a month ago. A few days ago they called me in for a 2nd interview. What will this interview be about anyone? Has anyone been through more than two interviews? What kind of questions will they ask? update: I got the job!!! :D Thanks for all of your suggestions and advice!
Asked by devisional@sbcglobal.net - Mon Apr 23 19:55:38 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on who is doing the second interview. If, for example, the Human Resources group conducted the first interview, then maybe your potential supervisor will do the second interview. If that's the case, he/she would check on your competence or technical skills for the job and your behavior / attitude. If your second interview will be done by a higher ranked manager, he or she would check on your behavior and fit into the company culture. It is a good idea therefore to inquire who you will meet for the second interview so that you can prepare appropriately.
Answered by andrew sts - Mon Apr 23 20:01:25 2007
How do I obtain press credentials / ability to interview musicians and publish the interviews?
Q. I'm puting together a website with a friend, and we want to interview bands / bandmembers as they pass through town. Also we would like to request phone interviews through whomever is representing them, and publish them on the site. These are NOT huge names, or people you would hear on the radio. More cult following type musicians from the industrial genre. What kind of certifications, licenses, or anything do we need to acquire to be able to do that?
Asked by marbogvht - Sun Mar 16 20:42:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a journalist major in Chicago- this stuff is hard work but definitely worth it. You don't need any particular licenses or anything. You just need to get in contact with the band- go to their website or whatever and see if they have a manager or someone you can call. Some smaller bands will list phone numbers for booking purposes too, so you could try that number. Most small bands would love the publicity and will probably be pretty open. You then just need to set up interviews with the band and be up front that you are considering publishing the answers to your questions.
Answered by Little Miss S - Sun Mar 16 21:42:39 2008
Q. I'm puting together a website with a friend, and we want to interview bands / bandmembers as they pass through town. Also we would like to request phone interviews through whomever is representing them, and publish them on the site. These are NOT huge names, or people you would hear on the radio. More cult following type musicians from the industrial genre. What kind of certifications, licenses, or anything do we need to acquire to be able to do that?
Asked by marbogvht - Sun Mar 16 20:42:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a journalist major in Chicago- this stuff is hard work but definitely worth it. You don't need any particular licenses or anything. You just need to get in contact with the band- go to their website or whatever and see if they have a manager or someone you can call. Some smaller bands will list phone numbers for booking purposes too, so you could try that number. Most small bands would love the publicity and will probably be pretty open. You then just need to set up interviews with the band and be up front that you are considering publishing the answers to your questions.
Answered by Little Miss S - Sun Mar 16 21:42:39 2008
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