job interview...

[argomac]

I hate my job I hate my job oh dear Lord how I hate my job.

But - tomorrow I have an interview for an amazing job that I would be brilliant at.
Wish me luck guys!

 

[CO Bob]

Good luck! I'm pulling for you!

 

[Riverrick]

I agree. Be sure to tell them what YOU can do for them, ie why you are their best choice for the job.

Don't be modest. Tomorrow you have to be confident and outspoken and don't hesitate to advertise yourself.

Good Luck!!!

 

[looseliam]

All the best to ya, hun!

 

[Fastdavy]

Wishing you all the best

 

[Ramindra]

Go get it! Good luck. Please let us know how you went.

 

[eastietop]

Best of luck - I hate my job too but haven't found a better one yet.

 

[josefjosef]

One of the tricks of interviewing is to be cautious and not say too much. Frequently what happens during an interview filled with probing and devious questions is that you end up saying too much, the wrong thing, or you are misinterpreted. Keep your talk guarded, to the point, and limited without appearing to be a lump on a chair.

 

[Croynan]

As they say in the theatre when wishing someone good luck - "Break a Leg."

Good thoughts are being sent your way.



eM.

 

[Smitho]

Good Luck.

 

[argomac]

Update: Didn't get it. But then I just saw the job readvertised in the paper, so apparently no-one got it! hmmmm.

 

[trawler69]

^sorry to hear that, keep trying it's out there for you somewhere.

 

[Riverrick]

It might be worth asking them why you didn't get it. That knowledge may help you applying for other jobs in the future.

 

[buzzj]

Update: Didn't get it. But then I just saw the job readvertised in the paper, so apparently no-one got it! hmmmm.

They could have been building resume files.

 

[JakeBequette]

Hmmm...Good Luck on future interviews, sorry you didn't get this job ​

 

[looseliam]

It may be a good thing you didn't get the job. Something better may be waiting for you!

It might be worth asking them why you didn't get it. That knowledge may help you applying for other jobs in the future.

Absolutely! I've heard it's always recommended.

Who cares what they think if you call. You didn't get the job.

I agree: the knowledge could be helpful.