#RedditInterviews

Title says it all. This is my 6th go round at this. They didn’t see go I balance operations and strategy yet didn’t ask anything about strategy. And even said to open the interview I need someone who is strong in operations because I don’t know it.…

I had a virtual interview a week and a half ago. The manager said that the next step would be a in person interview and I would likely hear back next week (this week). One of my references reached out and let me know she spoke with the manager yesterday.…

What do you think is the best or worst things about the process, what you wish you knew before your first interview, anything you wish you prepped better for while in school? submitted by /u/AskPromapAI [link] [comments]

I just got called back for a in-person interview at the companies headquarters. In the email they mentioned this will last for 4 hrs, with series of interviews, showing me around the headquarters and ending with a lunch with everyone from the team.…

I just want to share that lately, I've been feeling the effects of inflation here in Manila more than ever. Everything seems so expensive now, and honestly, it feels like every move you make costs money.…

Has anyone gotten past one-way video interviews? Am i just wasting my time with them? submitted by /u/Legitimate-School-59 [link] [comments]

I interviewed for a position last Wednesday, and the conversation went extremely well. The interviewer mentioned that they would love to bring me onto the team and said my résumé was great and that I met all the required qualifications.…

i think overall it went well but there was a logic test and i was like, am i stupid? and i’m one of two people in the running submitted by /u/mandoslorians [link] [comments]

I just had a solid first interview with a company. We held it on Teams. It ran longer than expected and ended up overlapping with a second interview I had scheduled that was using zoom.…

So, I am applying for a job. The staffing company has been really nice, but so far I had 1) recruiter screen - passed 2) take-home assignment - passed 3) virtal interview to go over take-home assignment - passed 4) on-site interview ...…

Basically what the title says. If it were just one I'd shrug it off, but now that it's been a couple I'm starting to feel like I must have some major blindspot to get it so wrong. What do I do? submitted by /u/belledamesans-merci [link] [comments]

English isn't my first language, so I'm using ChatGPT to help translate my posts. I'm a 38-year-old man currently looking for a job. I'm not very good at expressing myself verbally, and I often struggle to answer interviewers' questions, especially when…

I know a lot of people recommend doing mock interviews with yourself, writing out answers to likely questions beforehand, recording yourself, etc., and I have tried all of these things, but I keep running into the same problem.…

I’m currently in a pretty extensive interview process with a big tech company. I’ve completed multiple interviews, including an in-person presentation with five team members, one of whom was the head of the department.…

Hi everyone, I have extreme interview anxiety and I don't know what else I can do to manage it at this point. I have had over 15 interviews (final rounds with 2 companies) over the past 3 months, which were all for positions that I had the qualifications…

I’m 32, currently working in hospitality management, with experience in sales and a background in fashion design. I’ve been applying for sales, management, and creative positions because I’m trying to leave a toxic work environment.…

I’ve gotten so many job denials I’ve started to lose count. Most of them have gone nowhere with just no interviews at all and only a rejection email.…

I interviewed for a lesser job and got told I didn’t get it. A few days after I had a call saying they’d like me in for a chat about the job above. I went in a little bit confused, got there had a cup of tea with the ops manager and was offered the job.…

On Tuesday, I had a second round interview as a clinical youth therapist at a residential treatment center. The clinical director who was providing this second interview never actually called it an interview.…

i originally applied for a barista position and i think that the place i applied at put me forward for an assistant manager position. does anyone have any idea of how to ask that in a normal way?…