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After a month of testing, etc, I have finally been called in for an interveiw at a different company on Monday -- it is at 8 am! The man interviewing me says I'm brave for requesting that time (I work at 9:30 so I would have to do it early.) Wish me luck! This job will be a great opportunity, even if it is only a temp position, cause it is with a governmental insurance company  Wish me luck! Nov 29 12 01:47 pm Link get up extra early and go get em, good luck Nov 29 12 01:59 pm Link My nephew is in your town. He is in training for the RCMP. Good Luck!! Nov 29 12 02:21 pm Link Jerry Nemeth wrote: Thanks! Nov 29 12 02:28 pm Link :crossesthings: Nov 29 12 02:29 pm Link Luck luck luck!!!!!! I prefer early interviews (and tests) so I don't have time to get anxious or over think anything. Nov 29 12 03:46 pm Link I was laid off the second week of August in 2011. I also have an interview on Monday, though mine is at 11. I hope we both do well. Nov 29 12 05:30 pm Link Good Luck Dazzle them with your brilliance... and if that doesn't work... Cleavage,cleavage,cleavage Nov 29 12 05:30 pm Link good luck  Nov 29 12 05:34 pm Link Don A Long wrote:
Nov 30 12 08:18 am Link Good luck Darcie. I suspect you are going to dazzle them and get a great new job! Nov 30 12 08:29 am Link Good luck!! Nov 30 12 08:37 am Link LUCK!! Nov 30 12 09:27 am Link Thanks everyone! The only thing I am really nervous about is that this company does a "situational" interview process, meaning they ask you if you've been in such and such a situation, how you handled said situation, and what the outcome of your actions were. Nov 30 12 09:47 am Link DarcieK wrote: If that's the case, I'll give you a bit of advice, which you can take or not. Most people don't realize they're allowed to actually think before they speak in a situational interview (or a lot of other times). By that, I mean...a question is posed to you, you can formulate your thoughts before you actually answer it. Analyze the question. Don't OVERthink it, but certainly think about your answer before you speak. A lot of people think they have to have the "right answer" instantly. Sometimes, there IS no right answer, and most of the time, it's not an instant one. Nov 30 12 09:55 am Link DivaEroticus wrote: Thanks. Nov 30 12 10:09 am Link |
