i got an inteview next week, and the dude said i need to write a letter to present myself..
i've never had an interview/job before, how do i present myself doe? i can't say Hi, all i do is go on hb and fap
help
Damn it feels good to be a Hansum.
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what's the job though?He's doing a basic job b. He'd be over thinking doing what you're doing. No such thing as over dressing to an interview, I shine on them every interview I've done and I've been gucci.
You would be surprised how likely people are turned down for over dressing to a job interview and acting over qualified.
Being a 'Yes man' is also an off put for employers, every person that goes through that door says yes to every question asked.
Do some research into the history of the company; speak about it in the interview, it keeps the conversation flowing.
Write down strong traits you have and how they would positively effect the job.
Be polite and attentive.
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That is why I am asking what the job is.I smell you, but I'm just telling you what's really real. 90% of retail/basic ass store managers are burn outs who don't give a shit and just need competent staff.
Regardless if the job is basic, if you don't show an interest in the company past or present an employer isn't going to show any interest in you compared to every other person who walk's through that door.
I wouldn't hire him if he came in dressed in a suit and only said yes to everything I said. Everyone does that, you aren't standing out or putting any effort in.
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He's cute? I bet he ain't #Hansum
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My cousin showed up in a graphic t shirt and jeans for a job interview at a CVS years ago. He had no prior work experience before that. Was pretty much hired on the spot, manager just needed to make sure that his background check went through without anything too incriminating on it.That is why I am asking what the job is.I smell you, but I'm just telling you what's really real. 90% of retail/basic ass store managers are burn outs who don't give a shit and just need competent staff.
Regardless if the job is basic, if you don't show an interest in the company past or present an employer isn't going to show any interest in you compared to every other person who walk's through that door.
I wouldn't hire him if he came in dressed in a suit and only said yes to everything I said. Everyone does that, you aren't standing out or putting any effort in.
Dress shirt, tie, slacks, dress shoes is fine, I'm not telling buddy to come rent a tuxedo from Men's Wearhouse or anything.
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depends on the type of job and your past experience but i will try to keep it general.
it is a no-brainer to be dressed well. there is no such thing as overdressed or overqualified. be well groomed, no facial hair, no cologne. Bring a resume, and it sounds like what he is asking for a cover letter.
I disagree. You can definitely be overdressed for an interview. As someone else already quoted, dress for the job you are applying for, not the job you currently hold. Dress accordingly to the industry you are interviewing for; for example, if you are interviewing for PwC, KPMG, or any other finance or business-oriented firm, wear a nice tailored suit. If it's a first time job, I highly doubt a suit is needed (in which you would be overdressing).
