Question by Dat1: Please provide sample answer to the job interview question, (Where do you see your self in 5 year?)?
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Answer by ☆ Bizzle Bizzle ☆
5 years older.
And progressed within the company within my expectations and to the best of my ability.
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Question by givergirl12: How would you answer the question “What are your strengths and weaknesses” for an internship interview?
I have an interview tomorrow and they always seem to ask this question and I never really know how to answer it. How would all of you answer it? Or how would you identify your weaknesses so that you CAN answer it?
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Answer by DavidLeR
Strengths are usually the easiest to answer.
Think of general abilities you have, especially things other people have told you about. For instance, that you are a good listener, you are creative, you work well under pressure, etc.
Then, for each strength, come up with a little story about a time where you demonstrated that strength. That makes it more credible when you say you have a strength.
The weaknesses are a bit trickier.
Ideally, they should be something that is only a weakness in certain situation, but not in others.
For instance, maybe you spend too much time getting every detail right; you are too much of a perfectionist. This can be a weakness if you need to get things done very quickly, and precision isn’t really needed. On the positive side, sometimes attention to detail is very important, so this “weakness” is also a strength.
Again, try to come up with specific examples, and be ready to tell a story about it.
Try not to be too obvious. If you say, “My biggest weakness is that I’m just awesome at everything”, you will sound insincere.
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Question by –*tenderoni: INTERVIEW QUESTION HELP!?!?!?
i know they will ask me why i left my last job.. which was in FEB..
here’s the SHORT version of what happened.
basically, when i told the manager, that i could not work till close on some day *which i had given more than enough time.. actually i said i couldnt work at all, but then the MGR. said i can work till 6 instead of close, which i was fine with that* then the MGR changed my schedule to CLOSE last minute.. and i had called her saying that i cannot close on that day.. she then, started yelling, telling me that i had told her a different day that i couldnt closw *which is not true. EVEN the asst. mgr knows that* then she yelled saying I CHANGED THE SCHEDULE IN FRONT OF YOUR EYES LAST WEEK, AND YOU SAID THURS YOU CANT WORK TILL CLOSE *which i did not say thursday i said friday.. and SHE NEVER CHANGED THE schedule before my eyes the week before.. the asst mgr was the one that was told to change the shedule the day of. and she even yelled saying WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO GROW UP.
SO I BASICALLY DIDNT COME IN ANY MORE.. because she GOT REALLY personal when she didnt have to, and she basically lied and was demeaning…
WHAT SHOULD I SAY FOR MY REASON OF LEAVING. a friend said to say, i had issues with management that couldnt be resolved.. BUT i dont think i wanan say that.
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Answer by pab420_99
Just tell them you left to pursue other interests…
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Question by Alyssa: Did I get the job at Aero?
I went for a job interview today. I was told it was going to be a group interview, but I ended up being the only one scheduled.
My interview was for 3:00 at Aeropostale, I walked into the store at 2:48ish. I asked for the manager Abe, & the girl told me he was doing another interview. She said he’d be back soon. I waited for about 3 minutes when he finally came back. He came to me, introduced himself & I introduced myself with a handshake and a smile. He looked me up & down at my outfit and said “You look so cute!”
He asked if we could do the interview in the store rather than the food court. The first few minutes consisted of him asking why I wanted the job, my plans for the future, what I thought the most important thing was between an employer & an employee, and if I was good at approaching people. The rest of the time he spent explaining the store’s dress code, customer service policy, & employee expectations is SERIOUS detail.
I was worried that I didn’t do good because I didn’t get asked questions, but the people I’ve talked to said that he wouldn’t go into detail if I didn’t get the job! DID I GET IT!?
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Answer by Chris D
No.
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Question by Evelyn: All horse owners, look here!?
Posted for a friend, all answers will be read by her and all will be considered for “best answer”:
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I’m only wanting the answers from those who own horse/horses.
So I’ve been riding for roughly 8 years, maybe a little more. I’m already starting to get into eventing, however, the school pony my coach has me riding right now is 23 years old… he’s very strong, muscular, and powerful, so going over jumps and galloping for 10 minutes plus isn’t the concern. However, she made it clear I won’t be able to compete on him because she doesn’t want him to tire out. And being so old, she already has him semi-retired.
Anyway, that’s not my question. My family doesn’t have extra money on hand all the time… however, I volunteer at the barn so much, (every saturday morning, working all day.. this includes turning out all 26 horses which means sometimes having to blanket them, mucking out all 26 stalls, putting in bedding to those that need it, putting in fresh hay and water, bringing in all the horses, unblanketing them, riding other people’s horses, brushing down the horses, sweeping the whole barn, cleaning all tack and sometimes having time for a ride.)
This work takes all day, from 8:00 in the morning to 7:00 at night. I’d say that for a month’s period, it should pay off well the 0 board fee, if not more.
Then besides the Saturdays that I do this work, I come regularly to ride, help out when I can, and overall just have fun.
There’s this horse, he’s so amazing, so suitable for what I need as a first horse.. he’s only 00 coming with EVERYTHING, a show saddle, show bridle, girth, halter, brushes, blankets.. he’s worth so much more, but his owner is leaving for University this year and needs him gone ASAP.
I think he’s straight out perfect for me, even my parents think so, but how could I make the money to help buy him? I could easily work for his board, but buying him is the problem.. his current owner said she wouldn’t mind us paying sums of money per month until he’s paid for, as long as it doesn’t take over 5 years until he’s paid for. (Sarcasm).
Is it worth investing in a horse now, or should I wait another year until I can apply for a good-paying job? It wouldn’t be a problem to buy him now, I’d have loads of time, but I need a horse before December if I want to go anywhere with my eventing career. I want to be a strong competitor, and without a horse, I’m at the bottom of the pyramid.
Please, suggestions and opinions?
Any extra ways to make money?
I’m only 14, my friend’s mom, (Holly) agreed to let me post this in Yahoo Answers because she’s already helped me so much with riding tips so we’re basically friends.
PS:
This horse is a strong eventer that can really take care of any level of rider. He’s a perfect first horse, without getting into details. The things I want to do with him are things he’s been doing his whole life, no questions asked, he’s amazing. My coach highly recommends we buy him.
Thanks everyone!!!!
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Hi everyone…
As for expenses, I can work off the monthly board easily. We will have some extra money put aside for the farrier, however, the vet comes only as needed so it’s not really routined for us. This horse is worth way more than this lady is asking. Coming with brand new show tack, blankets, brushes, and everything from the top to bottom of this million meter-long list, he is worth about ,000. But because its urgent she needs him gone because she’s leaving for university, she’s willing to sell him to me for only 00. That’s a HUGE steal! All she really cares about is a proper home for him, though… and she knows how me and her horse already have a bond after only 4 visits. We had a vetting and he’s 100% healthy, the vet said he was actually very fit and active for most horses he’s seen, so I’m not suspicious anymore why the price is so low. She just really needs him gone soon. Thanks.
Another reason she’s selling him is because she’s outgrown him, and couldn’t possibly pay for her school as well as boarding him. So the low price says it all: desperation.
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Answer by bree
it sounds like u really like this horse. i think u know instantly when a horse is right 4 u and it sounds like u really think this is the right horse to have. if this is the case and you can come to the arrangements to pay for him and keep him then i think you should go for it because if you wait a year you might not find a horse you want as much as him then you would regret not buying him. but only do it if you really can afford him.
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Question by Kirstie Marie: Can you answer some questions about employment at Aeropostale?
So I applied at Aerpostale (I live in Washington state by the way) and I had an interview with the store manager about a week ago. Earlier, I got a phone call from them asking to come in to fill out a background check form and to see 2 letters of recommendation by Monday. That’s a good sign right? That they’re interested and I’ll most likely get the job?
Also, I want to know: What is the actual dress code for Aeropostale? I know it’s casual and you should wear an Aeropostale t-shirt, but my main concern is piercings… Like my nose stud. Will I have to take that out? I hope not… But I guess I’ll deal with it if I have to.
Also… how to pronounce it? I’m confused on pronunciation because I keep hearing different pronunciations. I usually pronounce it AIR-O-PAW-STULL like I’ve heard some people say. But then I hear AIRO-PA-STALL, like the last syllable has an accented mark or something.
How does that link help me in any way?
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Answer by Troll Bait
You should probably just ask someone who works there how to pronounce it.
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