I got a second interview at Macy's, the associate said they would get back to me, how long should I wait?
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Call them (which will remind them that you are very professional and meticulate) and use that opporutnity to thank them for their time and the interview, also use that opportunity to get/confirm their mailing address so you can mail them an official thank you letter.
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Good for you.  You at least realize that good manners and breeding lead to better offers and jobs.\n\nIn answer to your question, it depends.  The last question you should ask in the interview is, "When might I expect the decision on the next step to be made."  This shows business maturity and will give you a timetable for thank yous.  \n\nIf they will make the decision within a day or two, send your thank you by email.   Presentation should be business formal and spell check should be used twice!\n\nIf the decsion is 3 or more days out, go to your car, write your thank you note, and drop it in the mail right then.\n\nI can tell you that I have almost never hired anyone who neglected to send my a thank you.  If you do not have the business sense to do this most simple of things, I do not want you representing my company to my customers.\n\nGood luck!
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Be Patient :)  It could take up to 8 weeks before you hear from them and then another month before you start training, then a month in between training and work.  It takes a long time but they will definately let you know no matter what.  Even when you already work there, when you apply for another job within the agency, it could be weeks and weeks because of the way the process it setup.  I hope your buddy not hearing from them was a fluke, because they are usually very thorough and send more than one letter.   About the CPA thing, yes, you'll do well!  Another thing I noticed is grammar/spelling of your post.  I know it sounds silly, but I've seen some applications (of people who already worked there applying for other jobs) where I'm astonished these people even have jobs. The fact that you communicate well puts you way ahead of the game already :)  I'm sure you'll hear back and you'll love working there! Hope that helps!
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Simply send them an email, explaining the situation, and where you are in the process.  They should be able to address the issue fairly quickly, and have it resolved.  It is of most importance that you identify the question being asked, on which you pressed 'continue'.
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The mere fact that you got a second interview is a good sign. And, I doubt they'd do a background check if they aren't at least interested in you.
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At this point, the chances of them accepting your apology and taking you back seem very slim. After all, by just not showing up, you left them in the lurch with having to cover your shifts. You should have at least told them so that they had knowledge of your leaving. However, I would learn from your mistake and move on.
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i just read/answered your other question and it sounds like they did call you back and you have an interview soon. soo yayyy, thats great!!! good luck!!!...and see everything happens for a reason lol
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Four times now. One dud. He was too loud and drove me crazy. One great guy who couldn't pay his rent on time, ever. One decent guy who was pretty good, but didn't stick around for too long. And...The Greatest Roommate in the World. That's right. Quiet, courteous, respectful, clean, and I found him on craigslist. And this is in Brooklyn.\n\nThe truth is that a lengthy interview process just isn't realistic. You have to trust your gut. If I feel like I have to call your references, it's already a "no."
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You should try to meet with him to see what he has to say or offer maybe he wants you back and wants to apologize for what happened. About deciding to go back it is entirely up to you. Ask yourself: Did you like your job? Was it really something you really wanted to do? or was it just a "temp" job? Then take a decision. If your boss says he wants you back try to fight a little maybe you can get a better deal and something you really really want.
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Taking your questions one at a time:\n\n1) It doesn't necessarily mean that other stores are not hiring, so you should definitely go door to door and ask them (nicely). What do you have to lose?\n\n2) Khaki pants and a button-down short should be perfectly acceptable for a sales position in a mall (whereas they wouldn't if you were applying for, say, a job in a law firm.)\n\n3) If you ask them if they are hiring, and they say yes, they will probably give you an application there. I'd suggest that you say thank you, and take it home with you to fill out carefully, although if it's simple enough you could also do it on the spot (but keep in mind that this is your first impression you're making, so it's probably much better to be neat, careful and thorough than it is to be fast.)\n\n4) It would probably be unusual for them to interview you on the spot, although it certainly could happen if they have an urgent need for staffers.\n\n5) Absolutely bring your resume with you (but again, make triply sure that it is neat, professional-looking, and most importantly that everything is spelled correctly). If you have a resume and most of the other applicants don't, you'll already be one step up on them.\n\nGood luck with your job search!
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They usually let you know a time frame \n(ex. "you shoudl hear from us within about two weeks)\n\nBut if they didnt, two weeks is the standard time, usually sooner if you got accepted.
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up to 2 weeks. call them or send a follow up letter to see if you could be of any help to them and to thank them for considering you. it goes a long way.
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I've found that calling the place instead of waiting on them to call you back is very helpful.  You can call and ask about the status of your application or call and speak to a manager and ask tell them that you've filled out an application and are very interested in pursuing that job.  I work two jobs at the mall...both places I filled out an application, and then called about 3 days later to check the status.  When I called, (showing my interest in the job), both asked me if I would like to come in for an interview.  Also, make sure that when you go to fill out applications, you're dressed like you were going to an interview.  Don't pick up an application in jeans, go dressed nicely and always ask to speak to a manager.  That way, you can speak directly to the person in charge.  Ask when they will be working again, so you can turn your application in directly to them.  Hope this helps!
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You should definitely wait for him to call you back. You've been doing all of the calling thus far and if you continue he'll think you're desperate.
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Thank the interviewer for his or her time and reemphasize your interest in the position. Good luck!\n\nImmediately write the interviewer a short note, thanking them for their time and reemphasizing your interest in the position. Then do your best to get it to them as quickly as possible. E-mail it, fax it, hand deliver it, messenger it, use overnight mail, whatever. But be sure they have it before the end of the following day. Ideally, you want to get it in their hands by the end of the day of the interview or first thing the following morning. Why? Because the quicker your letter arrives, the greater the likelihood of affecting a positive impact.
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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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I would say something like, "Hello, my name is_____.  I interviewed with _______ last week, and I'm just calling to find out if a decision has been reached."\n\nYou could mention that you'd be happy to provide them with any extra information which might aid in the decision process, and that you'd be happy to meet with them again.