Once a blog about teaching English in Korea, On My Way has moved on with me to the next big adventure. After a comfortable 5 years back at home in Toronto, my new husband and I are now on our way to Salt Lake City where we will start a new life playing in the mountains.
I've got an interview! For a job that would be great! I don't want to fail publically again, but hey, might as well bask in little successes like getting an interview. Who's got interviewing tips for me? I need them by Monday.
posted by Jessica @ 11:44 a.m.
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I guess this is as real as it's going to get.
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1. Don't be late
2. Be neat and tidy
3. Smile and greet everybody warmly
4. Attempt to answer all questions, however odd, with an answer that seems relevant and makes the interviewer look good.
5. Come prepared with questions to ask them about themselves.
6. Don't ask about money.
7. Talk for about a minute and a half, not much more, not much less to substantial questions.
Just came back from an interview myself and heard a good presentation by one of my students also.
Tony
Hey Tony!
Long time no see. Thanks for the tips. Hope all's well with you. Are you in Korea still?
Yes,
Still teaching at a somewhat well-known university. Two children now, a second born about two weeks ago.
I just finished the second draft on the conclusion to a first academic book as well.
The interview was for a job in China, which I am mighty glad I wasn't keen enough for.
Tony
Congratulations on the new arrival!!!
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