So, dress up for job interviews, right? But if the job is working in a
hardware store . . . then what do I wear? Urgghh. Wish me luck!
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Good luck🙂
I would wear a pr of slacks and a nice top. Don't go too dressy, but I
would not wear jeans, either."Luna" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
So, dress up for job interviews, right? But if the job is working in a
hardware store . . . then what do I wear? Urgghh. Wish me luck! -
Luna said:
So, dress up for job interviews, right? But if the job is working in a
hardware store . . . then what do I wear? Urgghh. Wish me luck!Luna -
I'd think the most important thing there is look neat & orgaized,
you're not going Wall St, and I'd assume they'd resent someone putting
on airs. Can I get a discount on a 12" compound miter ?bmcky
Boston, MA
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In article <[email hidden]>,
Luna said:
So, dress up for job interviews, right? But if the job is working in a
hardware store . . . then what do I wear? Urgghh. Wish me luck!It never hurts to dress up for a job interview IMHO. ;-)
Just wear practical shoes.....And, good luck!!!!!!
Cheers!
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Om."My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson
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Luna said:
Thanks! I'm going with my nice khakis and a collared shirt. Man man
man I hope I get this job.Are you still planning on going back to school for
a teaching degree?Marsha/Ohio
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Thanks! I'm going with my nice khakis and a collared shirt. Man man
man I hope I get this job.In article <[email hidden]>,
JOLINDA RANEY said:
Good luck🙂
I would wear a pr of slacks and a nice top. Don't go too dressy, but I
would not wear jeans, either."Luna" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
So, dress up for job interviews, right? But if the job is working in a
hardware store . . . then what do I wear? Urgghh. Wish me luck! -
In article <[email hidden]>,
bmcky said:
Luna said:
So, dress up for job interviews, right? But if the job is working in a
hardware store . . . then what do I wear? Urgghh. Wish me luck!Luna -
I'd think the most important thing there is look neat & orgaized,
you're not going Wall St, and I'd assume they'd resent someone putting
on airs. Can I get a discount on a 12" compound miter ?bmcky
Boston, MA
I don't even have the job yet! But if I get it, and I get an employee
discount, then, um, no. Because that discount would be for _employees_
see? -
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Marsha said:
Luna said:
Thanks! I'm going with my nice khakis and a collared shirt. Man man
man I hope I get this job.Are you still planning on going back to school for
a teaching degree?Marsha/Ohio
Yup. Just came back, didn't get the job, btw. When I filled out my
application, I put down that I wanted a sales job, and my available
hours are weekday mornings. Turns out the manager was looking for a
cashier to work weekday afternoons. So I don't even know why he called
me down there for an interview.I don't know how the school thing is going to work out. At first I
thought I'd try for spring semester, but from the little info I've been
able to gather, it seems I'd have to start in the fall. Too late to
start this fall. The college I was going to apply to is very
unresponsive. They don't answer emails or phone calls, not even to tell
me which of several buildings in several locations throughout the city
I'd need to go to in order to find out how to apply. No wonder there's
a teacher shortage here, if you can't even find out who you need to talk
to in order to find out how to apply to the College of Education at the
biggest university in Georgia. Maybe that's the first test, huh? To
see how much [censored] you're willing to go through, to make sure you really
_want_ to be a teacher, huh? -
"Luna" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
In article <[email hidden]>,
Marsha said:
Luna said:
Thanks! I'm going with my nice khakis and a collared shirt. Man man
man I hope I get this job.Are you still planning on going back to school for
a teaching degree?Marsha/Ohio
Yup. Just came back, didn't get the job, btw. When I filled out my
application, I put down that I wanted a sales job, and my available
hours are weekday mornings. Turns out the manager was looking for a
cashier to work weekday afternoons. So I don't even know why he called
me down there for an interview.I don't know how the school thing is going to work out. At first I
thought I'd try for spring semester, but from the little info I've been
able to gather, it seems I'd have to start in the fall. Too late to
start this fall. The college I was going to apply to is very
unresponsive. They don't answer emails or phone calls, not even to tell
me which of several buildings in several locations throughout the city
I'd need to go to in order to find out how to apply. No wonder there's
a teacher shortage here, if you can't even find out who you need to talk
to in order to find out how to apply to the College of Education at the
biggest university in Georgia. Maybe that's the first test, huh? To
see how much [censored] you're willing to go through, to make sure you really
_want_ to be a teacher, huh?[censored], really? How idiotic of them. That is annoying. Sorry about the job🙁
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