I need good thoughts

[twonabomber]

Blow the interviewer.

at least show him tits.

[loucap81]

Best of luck. Maybe I'll be able to provide the novena for you

[Sensible Shoes]

The state is not gonna take care of you for life...

Even if you get the job and it might be great, you need to be constantly prepared to adapt, fend and take care of yourself...


Sent from my iPhone, bitches!

Why do you always have to be such a dick?

[Angel]

Why do you always have to be such a dick?

I have a new term for him:

He's a cunty bitch...or is that a bitchy cunt??? Not sure, but either way, karma's gonna be a fucking bitch...

[jhale667]

"ELBOW the cunty bitch" does have a certain ring to it...

[DONNIEP]

I have a new term for him:

He's a cunty bitch...or is that a bitchy cunt??? Not sure, but either way, karma's gonna be a fucking bitch...

I do so love a woman that uses the word cunt

[Nickdfresh]

Why do you always have to be such a dick?

He is what he eats...

You'll nail it. Be prepared, but don't over think and let your personality through...

[SNIPER]

Is Elvis 42 yet? If so, go to the bathroom.

[sadaist]

I am prepping six ways to Sunday with "100 answers to the Toughest Interview Questions" and visiting the station's website and streaming audio. .

1 - it's great that you are studying about the company before the interview. Knowing their recent promotions & happenings will really put you above others that were interviewd.

2 - it's great you are preparing for the tough questions, but DO NOT be robotic in your answers. My best interviews were always where we ended the meeting very laid back. If you get an opening throw in something real to show you are human and that's what they will remember when making a choice.

Example:

I was interviewed by 2 women at the same time. Towards the end one mentioned to the other about her water taxes at home. So I was able to toss in something about having a broken sprinkler once and how it screwed up my monthly bill. Well from there the 3 of us just started having a normal conversation about a few things like that. Just like 3 people sitting in a bar or typing in a forum. Dig what I'm saying here Shoes?

When they think back to the 10 interviews they did you stand out because you were the one that felt like real people and someone they can stand talking to every day in the hallway.

Remember, the interviewers are nervous too a lot of the time. And they are normal people just like you & me. And they want to hire someone not only to do the job, but that they will enjoy working with every day.

Just my $0.02 from something that has worked for me. Just don't over do it and make it natural. Cause you are interviewing them too in a sense. To see if it's WHERE YOU WANT TO SPEND EVERY DAY.

Good luck! You got a humongous live action rowdy partying goes-to-11 forum all rooting for you!!!

[ZahZoo]

Given the prep work you've mentioned... clearly your on the right track and focused in the right places!!

They deserve someone great like you. Go in confident and prepared. Remember to breathe... You'll do great!!

Take a piece of confetti with you!!

[SunisinuS]

1 - it's great that you are studying about the company before the interview. Knowing their recent promotions & happenings will really put you above others that were interviewd.

2 - it's great you are preparing for the tough questions, but DO NOT be robotic in your answers. My best interviews were always where we ended the meeting very laid back. If you get an opening throw in something real to show you are human and that's what they will remember when making a choice.

Example:

I was interviewed by 2 women at the same time. Towards the end one mentioned to the other about her water taxes at home. So I was able to toss in something about having a broken sprinkler once and how it screwed up my monthly bill. Well from there the 3 of us just started having a normal conversation about a few things like that. Just like 3 people sitting in a bar or typing in a forum. Dig what I'm saying here Shoes?

When they think back to the 10 interviews they did you stand out because you were the one that felt like real people and someone they can stand talking to every day in the hallway.

Remember, the interviewers are nervous too a lot of the time. And they are normal people just like you & me. And they want to hire someone not only to do the job, but that they will enjoy working with every day.

Just my $0.02 from something that has worked for me. Just don't over do it and make it natural. Cause you are interviewing them too in a sense. To see if it's WHERE YOU WANT TO SPEND EVERY DAY.

Good luck! You got a humongous live action rowdy partying goes-to-11 forum all rooting for you!!!

And relax and LISTEN. They look for that more than spewed answers.

[twonabomber]

Take a piece of confetti with you!!

i forgot about the lucky confetti, but the old man made a good suggestion.

[Light Em' Up!]

Hey my Van Halen sister! Wishing you the best of luck on your interview! Sending you tons of positive vibes! <3 Let us know how it goes...I'll be checking with you...
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[chefcraig]

All the best, Shoes. Think positively while not allowing your hopes and expectations to become unrealistic. Folks can over-sell themselves during an interview with confidence or even a palpable sense of desperation that can come across as extremely off-putting. Simply enough (as Dave Roth might say), "Stay Frosty."

[SilvioDante]

I interviewed for a job over 18 years ago. Thought I had NO SHOT. Went all Costanza on them. Every instinct I had, I did the opposite. I didn't care. Never thought I'd get the job.

To this day, my boss says I was the best interview he ever had. Go into it with the attitude "I've got nothing to lose". You'll be fine.

Good luck.