Job interview in 1 hour

Let us know how it goes anon.

I have mine too in 1,5 hour... I already skipped one and dont want to skip this

File: 1496433146776.jpg (58KB, 312x239px) Image search: [Google]

58KB, 312x239px

>>37724881
It's another "prospective wagecuck has second thoughts about being Mr. Shekelstein's water carrier" thread

File: 1496861908271.jpg (285KB, 1000x1000px) Image search: [Google]

285KB, 1000x1000px

Have to leave for work in 30 minutes

File: 1497435822629.gif (9KB, 300x250px) Image search: [Google]

9KB, 300x250px

>>37725316
Hurry, worry, lazy-wagie. Those customer feedback surveys won't fill out themselves.

Is here any HRbitch that could give job interview tips?
I always fuck up mine, and I don't know what I do wrong.

>inb4, have you tried to dress decently and be polite.
I always try to dress decently and be polite.

>>37725326
I do labor work so interaction with customers is the least of my worries, lol.

>>37725347

Engage anyone you meet in polite and positive conversation. Even the goddamn secretary.

Put up a front, put a positive spin on everything, don't mention anything negative or that you're a social retard or what have you.

Also, send a sincere thank you e-mail or note to anyone who interviewed you preferably within 24 hours of the interview. This'll show them your interest in the job and, if nothing else, make you stand out as a candidate.

>>37724881
Good luck anon. Oregonhnjjb

>>37725385
>Also, send a sincere thank you e-mail or note to anyone who interviewed you preferably within 24 hours of the interview. This'll show them your interest in the job and, if nothing else, make you stand out as a candidate.
I'll try this on the next occasion. I'd never done this on my own as I wouldn't like to send them spam and extra work to look through the mail.
Sadly most contacts are [email protected]

Previous two are pretty basic and I try to follow by it at any time.

Anyway, tank you.