SashatheMan
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ok , what do u guys reckon is the best thing to say the first time you see the person who is gonna be taking the interview, followed by a handshake.
How To greet Employer at an interview (1 Viewer)
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William_Lawry
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now gary!! suck my cock
SashatheMan
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just tried it, she looked at me wierd. but i got the jobstazi said:
NOT
SashatheMan
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is that why u guys still sit at home unemployed?
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Hello??? How are you???
seremify007
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I'll give you a serious answer;
When you meet them, say "Good morning, I am <full name>. " as you shake their hand (or offer it at this time).. If the handshake is a bit slow or delayed you can add in a "Pleasure to meet you", after that, they should reply with who they are, their title, and what's about to happen (such as move into a room for the interview). Usually they'll try some kind of ice-breaker to make you more comfortable like "How are you enjoying the Christmas break?", but sometimes they dive right into it and act all casual about it- "So why do you want to ...." and then viola, you're in an interview.
By the way if they introduce themselves first (maybe because you were sitting down and not watching? or someone else has pointed them out to you as your interviewer), they will say "I am ...." and usually offer their hand to shake at which point you receive it with the firm shake, etc.. and say who you are and it's a pleasure to meet them.
Of course the key is it has to be natural =]
When you meet them, say "Good morning, I am <full name>. " as you shake their hand (or offer it at this time).. If the handshake is a bit slow or delayed you can add in a "Pleasure to meet you", after that, they should reply with who they are, their title, and what's about to happen (such as move into a room for the interview). Usually they'll try some kind of ice-breaker to make you more comfortable like "How are you enjoying the Christmas break?", but sometimes they dive right into it and act all casual about it- "So why do you want to ...." and then viola, you're in an interview.
By the way if they introduce themselves first (maybe because you were sitting down and not watching? or someone else has pointed them out to you as your interviewer), they will say "I am ...." and usually offer their hand to shake at which point you receive it with the firm shake, etc.. and say who you are and it's a pleasure to meet them.
Of course the key is it has to be natural =]
seremify007
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Wow I feel special. The marketing manager has me in his signature </sarcasm> =Pstazi said:no, i am employed. by bos
and i seriously mean it too. im marketing manager.
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just be natural. try to have an air of confidence around you, ie- you dont need to say much. sometimes a slow blink/smile will do the trick. you should try to be open/friendly/respectable in the right balance i think.
and above all, just take it as a learning experience. you will face tougher and more intimidating interviews in the future.
and above all, just take it as a learning experience. you will face tougher and more intimidating interviews in the future.
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yeah
be confident, not cocky
they should know your name before the interview, if not, they will confirm it later..so no need to go "Hai, my name is Bob Jones"
just be natural
be confident, not cocky
they should know your name before the interview, if not, they will confirm it later..so no need to go "Hai, my name is Bob Jones"
just be natural
And make sure you SMILE.
My friend went for an interview once and as they sat down the interviewer said to her "Thankgod you smiled within the first 10 seconds; otherwise you would have definitely not been hired"
So yeh smile, and speak clearly when you say your name.
My friend went for an interview once and as they sat down the interviewer said to her "Thankgod you smiled within the first 10 seconds; otherwise you would have definitely not been hired"
So yeh smile, and speak clearly when you say your name.
i once went to a group interview with no one-on-one time with the employers. now that was tough as i rely on charisma and confidence to get me hired, normally.
great experience though and i was very pleased with the result.
great experience though and i was very pleased with the result.
yes greeting the employer is important, if you fuck up the greeting, you're done.
true story: i applied for this accounting job, it was like the perfect job for me, so i was pretty nervous. anyway i was sitting there in the reception thinking over my initial greeting to the interviewer. i kept thinking, just say "hi how are you?" , he'll reply, "good, urself?", and ill say "fine thanks", and thats it, we'll go into the room and talk. big deal.
so the prick comes out, and i stand up, "Hi how are you?" before he even had a chance to respond, i said "Fine thanks" and smiled. awkward few seconds. realising what id done i just pretended everything was ok. anway it all went down hill from there, didnt get a call back, fucker.
true story: i applied for this accounting job, it was like the perfect job for me, so i was pretty nervous. anyway i was sitting there in the reception thinking over my initial greeting to the interviewer. i kept thinking, just say "hi how are you?" , he'll reply, "good, urself?", and ill say "fine thanks", and thats it, we'll go into the room and talk. big deal.
so the prick comes out, and i stand up, "Hi how are you?" before he even had a chance to respond, i said "Fine thanks" and smiled. awkward few seconds. realising what id done i just pretended everything was ok. anway it all went down hill from there, didnt get a call back, fucker.