Bwian
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- Jul 14, 2003
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Faldo said:I don't get it... are you going to be a rep at a show home or something? If so, how can you not be selling?
It could be a job as a concierge...with questions like "Where's the bogs mate"?
Faldo said:I don't get it... are you going to be a rep at a show home or something? If so, how can you not be selling?
Jimmy Saville said:No need to be nervous. The interviewer is taking time out of their day to see you, so they must think you are good enough.
Rememeber that they want you to be the right candidate (no one actually enjoys doing interviews). Think of it as a meeting between equals and always look to make a good first impression - appearance is very important, make plenty of eye contact and remember the old solid shake of the hand.
Stress your interest at the end of the interview, ask them when you are likely to hear and thank them for their time.
garry nelsons left foot said:If it's a woman interviewing you do NOT look down her top.![]()
H2O said:Definately dont look down her top!
try the old dropping the pen trick and go for a look up her skirt instead!!![]()
brightonfan_86 said:The boss is a bloke.
garry nelsons left foot said:How'd it go kev?
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brightonfan_86 said:it was all about marketing, going round people houses and giving out leaflets, the more you give away the more money you make, plus the time you start was 1 in the afternoon to 9 in the evening, f*** that.
DJ Leon said:It didn't go well then.
Not if you are going to work in a firm of accountant's.robbied69 said:Sometimes cracking a little joke with the interviewer helps. Thats what I did when I had mine. Worked a treat.
dwayne said:I reckon you would be a good bin man Kev.
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