Help please

How'dja fuck up?

>>1772305
forget it. move on.

Basically I wasn't ready for the questions asked and seemed unsure when speaking. This was my first interview in the bank industry. And I recall saying "umm" a couple of times. Right now I'm a manager for a pizza shop and looking to get out of the food industry and move onto the bank industry to try to build a career out of it. I'm 23.

keep trying man, I've been going to interviews, sometimes the questions are designed to throw you off. chin up, next time

>>1772336
Hey dont feel bad, take this as a learning experience, if its really something you want to do then dont let this stop you, dont let anything stop you man.

Does anyone know if I should contact a bank about my applications or do I have to wait for a response? Everything seeks electronic

>>1774024
if you feel like u fucked up just forget about them, it was just a phone interview anyway and there is like 0.01% chance that you are getting a call back

>>1774108
I was talking about the other banks that I had applied for. Not chase.

>>1774159
Always follow up after a week has passed, only way to get a for sure yes or no

And if they say no, always be ultra polite and say something along the lines of "maybe one day"

Worked for me when I was applying for my clerkship, failed the interview, got a "no" when I followed up on it, then 3 weeks later I got a call back saying a new position opened up

Politeness is everything

>>1774170

Terrible advice. Anyone who fucking calls to "check in" is automatically on the fucking no list.

>>1775006
I purposely don't call people back until they leave me two voicemails to know they're serious about the position and they're not just desperate for a job. Everyone will follow up once. The pros will follow up twice, because that's what I did.

Some good advice guys. I applied to BofA on Tuesday so I'll go in (seems more professional than calling) Monday dressed up with resume and letter of recommendation in hand.

>>1775026
Same. It works pretty good.