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It showed up in our local Costco long since. Merry Christmas.I'm just happy the Christmas stuff is not out in the stores yet
Brace yourself! Roar loudly and strong and do your best to scare them all away. You're the bear, they are the humans.I'm just happy the Christmas stuff is not out in the stores yet
I've always assumed I just need more opportunities and I'll be fine, but I'm starting to worry that because I have long struggled with getting past job interviews more opportunities won't be enough.
I once told a potential employer (for an engineering job) about my school achievements,Confidence is key. If you can do the job, show it. An interview is your sales pitch to sell you. A long time ago I was in an interview for a job I really wanted, and at the end of the interview, which I didn't think had gone well, I said "I know this is my chance to show you why I should be the one to get this position, so let me say...." and then spent 5 minutes explaining how I had skipped grades in school, never missed work, was first in my class in everything, and was motivated to have this job because it was the exact right fit for me, and I for them. I got the job. Believe you're the answer to their prayers, and they'll believe it, too.
I think what hurt me in one of my last interviews was I'm not necessarily the best at describing things, and I have to put things between two other things, explain it's not quite fully this but kind of that with a bit o this in it, and struggling along because I didn't have time to really think answers out.Confidence is key. If you can do the job, show it. An interview is your sales pitch to sell you. A long time ago I was in an interview for a job I really wanted, and at the end of the interview, which I didn't think had gone well, I said "I know this is my chance to show you why I should be the one to get this position, so let me say...." and then spent 5 minutes explaining how I had skipped grades in school, never missed work, was first in my class in everything, and was motivated to have this job because it was the exact right fit for me, and I for them. I got the job. Believe you're the answer to their prayers, and they'll believe it, too.
I think what hurt me in one of my last interviews was I'm not necessarily the best at describing things, and I have to put things between two other things, explain it's not quite fully this but kind of that with a bit o this in it, and struggling along because I didn't have time to really think answers out.
I think next I'll just tell them I'm crap at coming up with things on the spot but once I have the job, and time to consider things, they'll be hard pressed to find someone who's going to consider every last detail like I would.
As a former hiring manager, I'd want you to also include examples of when you did just what you described. I once got a job, in part, because when I was asked if I knew a particular piece of technology I said something like "I really don't but these are the concrete steps I would take to learn it". I don't remember if I added but I may have "and in my past when I had to learn XXX, I did it this way..."I think what hurt me in one of my last interviews was I'm not necessarily the best at describing things, and I have to put things between two other things, explain it's not quite fully this but kind of that with a bit o this in it, and struggling along because I didn't have time to really think answers out.
I think next I'll just tell them I'm crap at coming up with things on the spot but once I have the job, and time to consider things, they'll be hard pressed to find someone who's going to consider every last detail like I would.
Aye, tis important to not over-reach about what one knows,As a former hiring manager, I'd want you to also include examples of when you did just what you described. I once got a job, in part, because when I was asked if I knew a particular piece of technology I said something like "I really don't but these are the concrete steps I would take to learn it". I don't remember if I added but I may have "and in my past when I had to learn XXX, I did it this way..."
I can't remember if you have had an interview coach, but I think that would help as well so you can practice and get feedback.
It's evidence that cats rule the world even if that rule is challenged by dogs.Aye, tis important to not over-reach about what one knows,
& to be eager & capable to learn what one needs to know.
It's hard to type whena cati s nuzzling me lef thand.
At the career center at school, I'm told I do just fine with their list of predetermined questions that aren't often asked at a real interview, the most routine of questions that are easy to script, or are so hopelessly open ended (due to it being a mock interview) that you can pull anything out of the air and have it sound good (they also tell me my attire is good). I'm supposed to be getting help with interviews through voc rehab, but that has been so much nothing that I forgot all about it until I got a letter the other day saying their office is moving. Which leaves me with my "regular" therapist, and while she is helping me with communication skills, in terms of landing employment things just haven't been improving.I can't remember if you have had an interview coach, but I think that would help as well so you can practice and get feedback.
You don't need booze, you need to keep that white crap to yourself!It's snowing again! I need booze!