Morrisons Job interview
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Is it an actual interview or one of these group days they use to weed out the good from the bad? If it's a group day, just be sociable If it's an interview, review your application form and be friendly and confident. Good luck
Is it an actual interview or one of these group days they use to weed out the good from the bad? If it's a group day, just be sociable If it's an interview, review your application form and be friendly and confident. Good luck 
Definitely a shirt and tie, tucked in properly! Tie best be put on and tightened properly Up to you really if you wear a suit jacket or just a casual/smart jacket on top, I don't think that would make much difference for an interview at Morrisons.
Hope all goes well for you & good luck!
Up to you really if you wear a suit jacket or just a casual/smart jacket on top, I don't think that would make much difference for an interview at Morrisons.Hope all goes well for you & good luck!
A suit...
Not a shell suit...
Not a track suit...
Just a suit
Not a shell suit...
Not a track suit...
Just a suit
And make sure your hair sees a comb/brush.
Call me old-fashioned, but some of those dopey gets on telly wouldn't get a look in if I were interviewing - especially the likes of Llewellyn Bowen 7 the scruffy so-and-so on Channel 4.
TBH, a suit doesn't bother me - not everyone has/can afford a suit so something clean and smart - if you are chavvy / Goth / grungy (or whatever) don't think the interviewer will be impressed by 10" earrings or navel piercings or your latest tattoo.
Call me old-fashioned, but some of those dopey gets on telly wouldn't get a look in if I were interviewing - especially the likes of Llewellyn Bowen 7 the scruffy so-and-so on Channel 4.
TBH, a suit doesn't bother me - not everyone has/can afford a suit so something clean and smart - if you are chavvy / Goth / grungy (or whatever) don't think the interviewer will be impressed by 10" earrings or navel piercings or your latest tattoo.
Good luck with your job interview.
Do some research on interview techniques, you want to make sure you make a good impression. Interviews are all about selling yourself.
Interview Techniques here
http://content.monster.co.uk/section329.asp?WT.srch=1&WT.mc_n=JS_UK_GOOG_INTRW
Good Luck
Do some research on interview techniques, you want to make sure you make a good impression. Interviews are all about selling yourself.
Interview Techniques here
http://content.monster.co.uk/section329.asp?WT.srch=1&WT.mc_n=JS_UK_GOOG_INTRW
Good Luck
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I'd say just a shirt some nice trousers and nice shoes, just look presentable but as it's a supermarket you don't have to go that dressed up. Just make sure you come across well.
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i would wear a tie tbh. i applied for a job at iceland and i wore shirt and tie at the interview
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As a 17 year old applying for a part time job I don't think you'll be expected to wear a suit, but make sure you turn up smartly dressed (I'd recommend a shirt and tie as well - it doesn't hurt, and the interviewer will be impressed that you made an effort) and most importantly,TURN UP ON TIME!. Arrive 5-10 minutes (no more) before your interview, shake hands with your interviewer when you meet them and maintain eye contact.
Try and answer all the questions they ask honestly and without hesitating or going "ummm". They will almost certainly ask you why you want the job so think of a good response to that one - "My mum told me to get a job" isn't a valid reply. They will also probably ask you if you've got any questions about the job, it's wise to think of a couple and to try and make them sound as if you're interested in furthering your career with the company, even if that's not really the case - companies want their staff to be loyal, because recruiting is a pain in the arse. For example "Do you think this could lead to a full time position?", "Will I be able to learn new skills that will be useful to me in future?". That type of stuff always goes down well, at least it does with me when I'm conducting interviews.
HTH and good luck!
Cheers,
Plug
Try and answer all the questions they ask honestly and without hesitating or going "ummm". They will almost certainly ask you why you want the job so think of a good response to that one - "My mum told me to get a job" isn't a valid reply
. They will also probably ask you if you've got any questions about the job, it's wise to think of a couple and to try and make them sound as if you're interested in furthering your career with the company, even if that's not really the case - companies want their staff to be loyal, because recruiting is a pain in the arse. For example "Do you think this could lead to a full time position?", "Will I be able to learn new skills that will be useful to me in future?". That type of stuff always goes down well, at least it does with me when I'm conducting interviews.HTH and good luck!
Cheers,
Plug
As a 17 year old applying for a part time job I don't think you'll be expected to wear a suit, but make sure you turn up smartly dressed (I'd recommend a shirt and tie as well - it doesn't hurt, and the interviewer will be impressed that you made an effort) and most importantly,TURN UP ON TIME!. Arrive 5-10 minutes (no more) before your interview, shake hands with your interviewer when you meet them and maintain eye contact.
Try and answer all the questions they ask honestly and without hesitating or going "ummm". They will almost certainly ask you why you want the job so think of a good response to that one - "My mum told me to get a job" isn't a valid reply
HTH and good luck!
Cheers,
Plug
Great tips and advice for ya right there!
where sumfin like this...they will be sure not to forget you
where sumfin like this...they will be sure not to forget you
that would be so funny if someone turned up at our place like that for a job pmsl i'd give them a one.
adam
as a 16 year old going for his first job interview (over 10 years ago!!!) i wore black shoes black trousers and a shirt and tie. This was for Sports Division!
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Everytime they ask me do i have any questions i never do so i just no everything was covered or something just be polite and listen what they say like they said keep eye contact.
Its not hard i've got every job i've ever been interviewed for just too bad i get bored easily after couple months lol.
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Its not hard i've got every job i've ever been interviewed for
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next time try "why is there a job vacancy?" they almost always lie, its funny watching them squirm to avoid saying "its so crap here that we have real trouble keeping people".
dont forget to ask...
"who do i have to sleep with round here to get a bonus."
that will be sure to NOT get you the job
Miss Sporty.
Ive got a sort of job you could try...
Blow or Hand
"who do i have to sleep with round here to get a bonus."
that will be sure to NOT get you the job
Miss Sporty.
Ive got a sort of job you could try...
Blow or Hand
As long as you are able to tie your own sholaces you should be alright!
Just be presentable. If you're looking for a first job as an ambient replenishment assistant they won't be expecting you to turn up in a suit. Remember that when they ask if you have any questions for them, it's a two-way interview - you are also interviewing them to make sure it's a job you want.
Just be presentable. If you're looking for a first job as an ambient replenishment assistant they won't be expecting you to turn up in a suit. Remember that when they ask if you have any questions for them, it's a two-way interview - you are also interviewing them to make sure it's a job you want.
