- Dec 27, 2001
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so I have the big interview with the regional recruiter for a very large company that I am trying to get hired in with. Its been a while since I did a real face to face interview. Give me some pointers if you could.
My one question that I do have, should I bring a copy of my resume? I already emailed it to him, and brought a copy the first time I came in. Overkill to bring it again?
Next question, is it ok to wear black shoes with light colored pants?
UPDATE:
went with black pants and black shoes, I mananged to spill on myself this morning.
Anyways about the interview. I arrived 15 minutes early, resume in hand, nicely dressed, freshly shaven and nervous as heck. It took the guy about 20 minutes to come out of his office to meet with me. He asked me the usual questions, I gave honest answers and made sure to look him in the eye. He seemed very interested in the way appliance sales worked, he didnt know it was as involved as it was. We ended up going over the time he had allotted for the interview, and he explained to me that he had to look at all the people, make a list, then decide between them all. He would then forward that person over to the regional sales manager and set up another interview. He said to expect a call within a couple days. I got a call from the regional guy a couple hours after I left. He wanted to set up an interview for later on this week.
Thanks for all your advice!
UPDATE 4-21:
The uber-interview is tomorRow. I usually do well with upper level management. Going to have to turn on the charm and win him over!
My one question that I do have, should I bring a copy of my resume? I already emailed it to him, and brought a copy the first time I came in. Overkill to bring it again?
Next question, is it ok to wear black shoes with light colored pants?
UPDATE:
went with black pants and black shoes, I mananged to spill on myself this morning.
Anyways about the interview. I arrived 15 minutes early, resume in hand, nicely dressed, freshly shaven and nervous as heck. It took the guy about 20 minutes to come out of his office to meet with me. He asked me the usual questions, I gave honest answers and made sure to look him in the eye. He seemed very interested in the way appliance sales worked, he didnt know it was as involved as it was. We ended up going over the time he had allotted for the interview, and he explained to me that he had to look at all the people, make a list, then decide between them all. He would then forward that person over to the regional sales manager and set up another interview. He said to expect a call within a couple days. I got a call from the regional guy a couple hours after I left. He wanted to set up an interview for later on this week.
Thanks for all your advice!
UPDATE 4-21:
The uber-interview is tomorRow. I usually do well with upper level management. Going to have to turn on the charm and win him over!
