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You might want to think about what sales people call the unique value proposition. In other words, what you would bring to the position that makes you the ideal candidate. It could be your attention to detail, or your personality, or the fact that you're very reliable. Think about yourself, and think about why you'd do a great job, and come up with an answer based on that.
In my opinion, I think it is best when asked why you want this job or why you want to work there, the answer would be something like this..."I believe this job and the skills I aquire here will help me achieve not only my professional goals but also personal goals in life. My current skill set will also allow me to excel in this job field and be beneficial to the company as I am creative and think outsdie the box and put myself in the customer's shoes." That is just my opinion, but that also depends on what industry your going for. Don't over sell your self but don't down play your achievements. Always mention in some way that you are very open to constructive criticism and I'd its a career, it might be good to mention that you are building a career path with this opportunity.
I would do some research into the job you want and find out what their motto is and think of any questions they might ask you. Honesty is the best policy, Practice out loud at home what you may think they'll ask you and your response. You might be surprised what you find out about yourself and saying it to yourself out loud will help you answer those questions and maybe correct yourself if you notice you dont like hlw your responded ti hypothetical questions. Also, be calm and collected. But if you happen to be very nervous, play it off as your excited for a new experience. Be yourself in the end. Employers and any good manager would appreciate uniqueness and authenticity. Hope this helps.
Of course, like I said, make it your own thing. Have control but also know when to sit back and listen and articulate your needs as well. You can also look on youtube or something what type of language they use. Different jobs have different culture and jargon they use.
If your personal life is deeply tied to what is relevant for the job, that could very well stick out. Just make sure you are answering the question in terms that make sense for the person asking it.
As a person who had over 30 jobs, I would answer.. I need employment and I am a quick study you won't have to tell me twice.