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This post, clipping your nails during a job interview, a religious new hire, and more , was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager. My manager clipped his fingernails during a job interview. Yesterday, my manager and I were conducting interviews in his office. I felt horrified for the person interviewing!
Can you bill for your time after a long interview process? A friend recently sat for 29 — yes, 29 — half-hour interviews (company size ~180) for the position of senior director. The interviews included the CEO, President, COO, CFO, etc. If so, how would she go about doing so, a simple request by mail? Here we go….
They can be mailed and that’s the cost of doing business. I left my retail job last November because it became very obvious I just couldn’t keep up physically anymore on top of a change in culture where I would not have fit. However I was still able to focus on the interview, I used all the AAM advice I could think of.
I recently worked as a contractor for a major retailer. Alternatively, and ONLY if there truly is an urgent need, I offered to drop it off at the mail room receiving door with minimal contact. How can we give job applicants an easy way to ask for accommodations for their interview? I have not yet received a response.
I work retail where traditionally people can be a little dishonest for calling out “sick.” I wonder if I’m thinking too much about the small things, but during a job search where I’m sending and receiving emails from potential employers, should I be using the same thread of email, or should I do a new mail each time?
Interviewer asked, “is there anything on your resume that’s an exaggeration?” ” I recently interviewed for an internal six-month “detail” in my organization, a position that wasn’t a promotion, just a lateral transfer. It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go…. Insulting.
Several years ago I was working in a retail job that involved services for customers (a jewelry counter that also offered watch battery replacement and band changes/resizing). Was this an interview faux pas. I had a phone interview with a company I’d be really excited to work for. Frequent interview-ending answers.
Can I ask an interviewer how much of the day I’ll spend on the phone? If anyone really pushes the question of whether this job even existed (which is unlikely to happen; interviews aren’t normally that adversarial), you can offer to provide W2s from those years showing you were employed there. And then let yourself move on mentally!
I am a retail store manager and I have to keep my cool but I find it so incredibly rude. Is this delay between interviews normal? Is it normal to have 10 days between interview periods if the company is really interested in you? When it got to scheduling the last interview, it will be with multiple higher-ups.
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