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Icy

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16th Jan 06 at 19:48

i have to write a short essay explainin the necessary dress standards and interpersonal skills needed for interview.

what do you guys think?
iv never had one so wont know

(cept for college)

James

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16th Jan 06 at 19:49

suit and tie

be confident, relaxed, try not to hesitate when asked stuff, eye contact etc...

chris-sri

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16th Jan 06 at 19:51

I would say that clear diction and making sure your hands don't fidget are important. Appearance wise making sure you have had a shave, your clothes are ironed and hair looks good is always a winner.

Icy

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16th Jan 06 at 20:06

thx keep it coming

got 500words to do

vibrio

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16th Jan 06 at 20:08

quote:
Originally posted by Icy
i have to write a short essay explainin the necessary dress standards and interpersonal skills needed for interview.

what do you guys think?
iv never had one so wont know (cept for college)

depends on the interview

Lisa

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16th Jan 06 at 20:57

at my company the do 2 interviews one formal and one not formal...........the not formal happens in one of the homes and is conducted by the kids we look afer

if people wore suits to this the kids would not engage withthe so they are told to wear casual clothes

Jules S

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16th Jan 06 at 21:00

quote:
Originally posted by vibrio

quote:
Originally posted by Icy
i have to write a short essay explainin the necessary dress standards and interpersonal skills needed for interview.

what do you guys think?
iv never had one so wont know (cept for college)

depends on the interview

Exactly, suit and tie wont look good if your being interviewed to be a builders labourer

Dress accordingly and smart. Best thing is to know as much about the company as possible

Icy

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16th Jan 06 at 21:01

dunno how to start this
500 words man!!!
gona struggle with 200 lol

Lisa

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16th Jan 06 at 21:04

if i was you i would think of a specific job and then base it on that.

In my line of work being able to strike up a rappour from the first moment is one of the best skills you can have with the kind of client we look after, so even though you might have loads of the specific qualifications you need we as a company believe anyone can do these but if you can't build up a relationship what is the point

have probably confused you more now

If you decide to do it on applying for a kids home with challenging behaviour teenagers i will be happy to help as i interview

Jules S

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16th Jan 06 at 21:05

TBH mate, ive always struggled with that sort of thing...

Try summat like >THIS<

Was the first I found, but its sound advice about production/structuring

Icy

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16th Jan 06 at 21:09

quote:
Originally posted by Jules S
TBH mate, ive always struggled with that sort of thing...

Try summat like >THIS<

Was the first I found, but its sound advice about production/structuring

thanks me too,
always struggle with writing stuff, 500words is a doddle to most folk,
once reason i dont want to go to uni with theyre many 1000's word essays

thanks lisa
its for part of ma photography course, gotta do a CV and this essay to go with it

Icy

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16th Jan 06 at 23:05

31 words.......

vibrio

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16th Jan 06 at 23:07

quote:
Originally posted by Icy
dunno how to start this
500 words man!!!
gona struggle with 200 lol

I wrote 450 for the f&m article in 5 mins ffs

Carl

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16th Jan 06 at 23:16

500 words

I wish my assignments were that short.

vibrio

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16th Jan 06 at 23:18

I've got a small one due for march 10,000 words lol

Icy

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16th Jan 06 at 23:32

47 words now
gettin there

CorsAsh

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16th Jan 06 at 23:39

Maintain eye contact, but do not stare, used active listening techniques such as leaning forward to listen to a question, showing attentiveness, then return to an upright position to answer - dont lean back or slouch as this gives the appearance of cockyness or flippancy.

vibrio

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16th Jan 06 at 23:42

For an interview where you have to put your best side over the interviewer does read a book by its cover. face, hair and clothes is the primary concern for the creating that pefect first impression. Walk into an intevew unshaven, bad hair and scruff clothes will turn the prospective employer off straight away.

vibrio

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16th Jan 06 at 23:43

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAshware tight clothes to show off your tits or cock.

you sucked off your interviewer

Icy

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16th Jan 06 at 23:46

thankin you

Icy

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17th Jan 06 at 11:11

315

i suck!!

vibrio

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17th Jan 06 at 11:42

quote:
Originally posted by Icy
315
i suck!!

quote:
Originally posted by vibrio

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAshware tight clothes to show off your tits or cock.

you sucked off your interviewer

Icy

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17th Jan 06 at 11:43

448 words

almost done!! yas!

thanks for the help folks

vibrio

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17th Jan 06 at 11:56

BTW you must reference me for that bit I gave you

Icy

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17th Jan 06 at 12:02

bout suckin off the interviewer?

didnt use ur info

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