#how do i prepare for a job interview

[newstownusa]

What you should before you can find a new job

What you should before you can find a new job

Have you ever lost motivation at work and thought about getting a better job? Or are you one of those job seekers who are secretly looking for a job and just got an offer? We will share 10 steps to a successful first day and what to avoid. Finally, we wish you a more pleasant start to your job search. Here are 10 tips on what to do before accepting a job offer. 1)Try to take some time off…

[carcarrot]

do i really want to make individual drinks again

[delyth88]

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[clonerightsagenda]

Speaking of adaptations I will probably watch while in recovery, given it looks like L&Co aged up the characters, I wonder if they adjusted the talent loss timeline or if the characters are that much closer to aging out. Lucy might be ok but hopefully the others are polishing their resumes. Probably not though.

[dontwanderoff]

the principal just came in to say i could come in for a job interview tomorrow and to just split the grade after recess send helppppp

[artykyn]

Not me crying because I had a really bad beginning of 2023 and signed up for a program that would proceed to make the rest of my 2023 rough and I spent the whole first three months of 2023 trying to pick myself up and motivate myself like "I'm gonna make it through this year if it kills me" and well look at that I made it

[crazyspookies]

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[artificial-horizon]

getting rejected from one ATC company while getting accepted to the next interview stage with another ATC company on the same day... why r u doing this to my emotions

[fantastic-artemis]

How to find a job that doesn't make me despair to live

[moogle-mafia]

i am sitting here staring intently at my half-assed word document hoping that it writes and edits itself 😭

i hate writing academic summaries of my work. because it means i have to cram all my findings and thoughts and analyses in a 15 minute speech in a way that no one finds any loopholes in it and asks me about them. also. it would be better for me to write in english. all my sources are in english, all my critical literature is in english, i think about the topic in english. but no. so, despite the possibility of making mistakes bc i'm not a native, i'd still be more confident about myself speaking english. but polish? just kill me already because everything i wrote so far seems extremely cringy to me. idk how that is but i get more brave when i use english and i feel utterly useless speaking my first language

[theflyingfeeling]

It's not too late to start being kind to yourself today 💕✨️ but i hope tomorrow is a better day for you if today wasn't so great 💖

So sweet of you to say that 🥺 I'm afraid I've already fallen into that vicious "I can't do this" cycle so today's lost, but as I said, maybe tomorrow will be better

[autumnhobbit]

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[thesoundofmadness]

girl help how do I prepare for a job interview

[kuiinncedes]

feel mid abt that interview lol :|

[dontwanderoff]

have filled six and a half pages of an a5 notebook for job interview potential questions and ideas for answers so far and my hand hurtsssss and the nerves are reallllllll

[not-a-space-alien]

Here are some simple questions you can ask in an interview when they ask you "So do you have any questions?" (Hint: Always ask a question)

Why is this position open? (Lets you know if the work environment is toxic bc the last person quit cuz they couldn't take it anymore. It's open because the workload increased/the company grew is a good sign--not only are they successful, but they hire new people instead of just working their current employees to death.)

What are the primary goals/measurements of success for this position? Ie, what you have to do to get a "good job/thumbs up, you're doing your job. (Lets you cut to the core of what the job actually is for your own information and demonstrates you're interested in doing a good job.)

What do you think will be the hardest part of the job? and/or What do you think are the most essential skills to have for this position? (Gives you a chance to follow up with saying how you have those skills/are good at the hard part/are prepared to do a good job/are well suited for the challenge.)

What do you (the interviewer) like and dislike about working here? (Gives you more insight into the working environment, gives them a chance to be introspective, gives you a chance to follow up with saying why you think you're a good fit for the working environment.

Very last/if you don't have any other questions: Do you think there's anything else I should know? and When can I expect to hear back from you? (leads into the natural conclusion by discussing timetables and the next steps of the interview process.)

Bonus: If there's anything you think is particularly cool about the work there, especially if it's something you went to school for, let your enthusiasm bleed through a little bit and/or ask more questions about the technical stuff, it will probably win you points. If you can fake it that might work too.