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AndyW
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i have a very important job interview tomoro, well important to me anyways.

well its an assesment, for a car dealership, the dress code is smart casual. i was thinkin of wearing a suit as i want to make a good impression on appearance. but i dnt wanna look a tit n b ott.

its my first real thing like this so have no idea what to expect.

nik
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shoes/trousers/shirt/tie wouldnt wear a full suit personally
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quote:
Originally posted by nik
shoes/trousers/shirt/tie wouldnt wear a full suit personally


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12th Feb 04 at 19:22   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

but you can never over impress, wearing a suit might help you out.

tazgirl22
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Suit, no tie
Marc
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Dont wear a suit, youll look a twat.
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Suit no tie...or shirt and tie....

tazgirl22
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Yeh that's another gd combo 16v
AndyW
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suit no tie?

i can always take the jacket off spose
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quote:
Originally posted by 16vmarc
Dont wear a suit, youll look a twat.


Wat's he gonna wear then? Trackie B's and a pair of classics??? Gonna have to b shirt and trousers or suit wivout tie so he don't go too over da top!!!!
Paul H
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burberry tracky should clinch the job me thinks
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Tie wiv shirt will look gd son!
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Wear a suit imo they will be impressed that you have taken the time to make extra effort.

In an interview it is better to turn up in a suit, than to turn up looking scruffy.

Its more than likely that you'll be interviewed by someone wearing a suit.

Just my opinon, good luck dude

[Edited on 12-02-2004 by Ally]
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Suit, open collar, tie in your pocket in case everyone else has one on.

AndyW
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quote:
Originally posted by Ally
Wear a suit imo they will be impressed that you have taken the time to make extra effort.

In an interview it is better to turn up in a suit, than to turn up looking scruffy.

Its more than likely that you'll be interviewed by someone wearing a suit.

Just my opinon, good luck dude

[Edited on 12-02-2004 by Ally]


thats what i thought. but its only an assesment and if i pass this i have yet another intervie suit no tie

ill take a few outfits wait to see what other ppl are wearing and change accordingly in the car
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If you want to make the right impression wear a suit and tie for def mate, if you don't wear a tie they might feel you have a casual approach or are not serious about the job.
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wear a suit and if u feel OVER DRESS then take ya jacket off? to leave just a tie and shirt?
AndyW
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yup thats what im gonna do thanks ppl.

wish me luck, gonna need it!
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Make sure you prepare mate, and have questions to ask (not about pay!!!). Ask about training and development, and have an answer for why you want to work in the motor trade etc.
Ally
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also about pension
AndyW
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quote:
Originally posted by jrsteeve
Make sure you prepare mate, and have questions to ask (not about pay!!!). Ask about training and development, and have an answer for why you want to work in the motor trade etc.


workin on it all mate
theres shit loadsa questions to fill in already! and i gotta do loadsa tests. thing is im not the best accademically <dont even know if thats the right word, good example.

but i wanna work in motor trade n i think id make a good salesman.
mike16v
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quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Suit, open collar, tie in your pocket in case everyone else has one on.




Marc
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quote:
Originally posted by tazgirl22
quote:
Originally posted by 16vmarc
Dont wear a suit, youll look a twat.


Wat's he gonna wear then? Trackie B's and a pair of classics??? Gonna have to b shirt and trousers or suit wivout tie so he don't go too over da top!!!!


jrsteeve
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To be honest mate, in a sales job, an accademic record isn't important. Its how you come across. Sounds bollocks, but be confident and believe in yourself.

They'll be looking for the 'gift of the gab'. As long as you are confident in what you are saying, and have done some research into the role you'll be fine.

They'll ask you how you take rejection - when a client says no to a product or service etc. Prepare an answer for this like, 'i'd overcome the objection through asking open questions, find out why they are saying no, and close them on a yes' Or otherwise say you wouldn't let it affect you etc - Its all sales speach

Hope this helps mate.
AndyW
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yea mate all help is welcome

im gettin excited now. gotta just rememener to be confident. i have to do a mock telephone conversation and a role play

 
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