How long should you show up ahead of time for an interview?
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10 minutes.  They may have application paperwork for you to fill out.  This will give you plenty of time to do that, but not so much that you're sitting around waiting forever if they don't.
629502
You've got to wait at least 3 weeks.  If it goes to 4 weeks, send them a letter reminding them of the interview and how enthusiastic you are about their organization.
851778
I agree with the first poster.  It may take a week or even more for them to get back to you.  I suggest following up with them one week after your interview if you have not heard back.  Be persistent, but allow them some time to come to a decision.  For example, the only way, I would wait less or longer than a week is if they told you they would come to a decision within a few days.  If so, then call after a few days.\n\nI got offered my current job one month after I interviewed in person!  So you never know how long it might take, honestly.  Just be sure to reiterate your interest until you get some type of response.\n\nI believe it would still be legal to work until 11:30pm, as far as I know.  But, you will be limited to a certain amount of hours you can work each week since you are 16.\n\nBest of luck.
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You have to sleep well otherwise you will look awfull. Eat your breafkast or lunch (dependes on the time of your interview). Prepare your clothes, shoes, everything..like you want to go to a party. You have to reach there on time. Preparing for an interview is different with preparing a written test. But there's some answer that you can prepare, e.g, prepare the answer of this question "Tell me your positive and negative side" ; "Have you ever received any recognition during your study or work.." : "What if you have to work after the hours" ; "How if we rotate you to another position or country or city". Sometimes..they ask you that kind of question.\n\nRemember, during the interview, the interviewer would like to know better of your personality, how you cooperate with stress, can you cooperate with your colleague. So..be yourself, don't over confidence, wearing your best suit which is suitable with the position that you apply, listen carefully and don't say to much by saying something so theoriticall. Be yourself.\n\nHope you pass the interview
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These are very hard questions to answer because all of our lives we've been taught to never bragg or speak about ourselves too much.  But that is exactly what they are trying to get you to do.  They want to know what qualities you have that someone else doesn't.  Discuss your work habits/ethic, how you are willing to come in early and stay late, just to make sure the job is done and done right.  As far as your education, before you go to the interview think of a class you've taken or a project that could someway, anyway relate to the business.  I was an Ag major and was interviewing with my current company that manufactures printed boxes, and they asked that question.  I had taken a forestry class in college(thought it was rediculous), but I just raved about how intersted I was after that class and just spouted off some random things that I had learned that could pertain to paper board.  It's fine to make a stretch just don't out right lie.  And never say I don't know.
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Show you're interested and wait about a week. During the week find out who the manager or main supervisor is. Be forward and ask if they have had a chance to look at your application, if so then they would have called you if you were qualified. If not, take the chance to schedule an interview and ask if you can come in to discuss your application so it will be sort of like a pre interview. It shows that you can be assertive and straigtforward but not too agressive....
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Hi! this is so and so.\nI had an interview on such and such date,\nand I am making a follow-up call.\n I need to work.What time would you like\nme to be there?\n( I actually did this---and I got the job.They\nsaid,"Can you be here in 30 minutes?" and I said,"I'm\non my way.")
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Actually it would look like you were prepared and set you apart from 90% of the other people they will interview that day. I interview a lot of people. The things many of them do wrong:\nThey don't bring a copy of their resume with them.\nThey don't dress up. (Jeans are NEVER acceptable for an interview)\nThey don't remove their hat (for guys)\nThey don't turn off their cell phones or worse they answer them during the interview!\nThey cannot answer simple questions about previous jobs or job experience.\nThey smell bad.\nThey say "um" or "you know" every other word.\nThey chew gum.\nThey trash their former employers.\nThey can't answer the question "Why should we hire you?"\nThey don't ask any questions about the job. (The best question to ask an interviewer is what THEY are looking for in the person that takes that position. Then point to specific experience you have either in work or life that makes YOU the best canidate.)\nThey don't look at you during the interview. Not making eye contact makes people think you are shady.\n\nHope this helps! Good luck!
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i think it depends on how long its been since the interview. i wouldnt call the next day, but if its been over a week and you still havent heard from them, then i would call.
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Fill out an application and wait for an interview
195693
speak well english..(LOL!*_^), dress appropriately, act as professional, have a ready smile to the interviewer. Don't be nervous(eventhough if I'm in your position, I would probably nervous too--ha-ha), just try to relax and be optimistic...say thank you when the interview was done, leave the place in cool & calm condition...say that "I'm looking forward on working with you sir/ma'am"--this might be a plus factor cuz the interviewer thinks that you're really interested on the job...
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It depends upon the school, the position, and the number of applicants.  The rule of thumb, in my experience, is to wait a week and make a phone call.  Then, until they tell you to stop, keep making phone calls.  You absolutely won't get anywhere waiting for someone to notice you out of a 12" stack of resumes.
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Never offer up negative information about yourself unless asked. Even if you are asked try to configure your answer in a way to make the situation positive. I interview people all day and I could definitely say that you mentioning any absences will only suggest that you might do the same thing at the job for which you are applying. Most companies don't probe as deeply on background data as you might think. Presenting yourself professionally and highlighting your positive attributes will win you the job.
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Stay calm. Being nervous won't help. \n\nLay out your outfit tonight. Be sure you have any jewelry (not too much of course) on hand so you won't have to scramble. Select the makeup you want to wear with your outfit, be sure you have enough, etc. etc.\n\nResearch the company. Look up the history and who's who in the company. Do you know the name of the person who will interview you? See if you can find a bio online. It's now customary to show a potential candidate around the office to see how other people react to him/her. That means you should be nice to everyone you see there.\n\nBe sure you know how to get there. Google or Yahoo maps are really helpful, although if you're driving you might want to add more time due to traffic, weather conditions, etc.\n\nGoogle some interview questions that you think might come up. Why are you a good fit for the company? What makes you different from other candidates? What accomplishments do you have that can benefit the company? Do you work well with a team and individually? Have a friend practice with you.\n\nBe ready to sell yourself (without being overbearing). Be sure to smile and be polite. Be sure to thank your interviewer and to write a thank you note via email or snail mail. \n\nGood luck!
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Coming from one who has done the hiring and works in the professional world definatly call. Wait some time; about 3-5 days then call. Sometimes employers get busy or have more applicants than they expected. This slows there responce time down. Call and say that you were really interested and excited about the job and just wanted to know if they had made any decisions. If they have they will tell you. If they haven't it will show them you have initiative and are really excited about working for them. When I hire and someone takes the time to call and show enthusiasm and perseverance I always give them a second interview. Don't get discouraged employers sometimes just get busy. Keep trying and remember that for every 100 no's you'll get one yes.
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have prepared answers. don't fidget. research the company before you interview. smile always use personal examples when you answer questions make eye contact
909646
Sounds like you're doing everything right.  Sometimes it'll be a couple weeks for an interview, especially if they're not in a rush to fill the position, or they're hiring you for an upcoming project, or maybe someone you need to meet is out of town for the holidays. I've applied for jobs and not got called for the interview until a month later.\n\nUsually the offer will be within a few days of the final interview (it's a good idea to call of email a couple days after to thank them for meeting you, regardless).  It can never hurt to keep looking for jobs, though, until you get an offer.