Wish me luck

[Urthdigger]

In a few minutes, I'll be heading down to a job interview, so wish me some good luck ok? Hopefully I'll finally be employed after searching for several months. Oh, and I forgot to say earlier that I got my drivers permit, mwahaha!

[Nikita]

Good luck with the interview! What kind of job is it for?
And congrats on the driving permit!

[Christopher]

Good luck. Don't say 'I don't know', and if they yawn, just leave.

[JellyFish72]

Good Luck!!!

No one hires down here at 14... You have to wait until you're 16, and so I'm broke for two more years...

Hope you get the job!

[meowth1982]

Good luck! I'll be thinkin about ya to get the job

[Twinkle]

Good luck! Just smile and act mature and responsible. Oh and nod a lot too, that's what I did and it worked.

[Charisma]

Good luck with the job interview, knock them dead! Let us know how it goes when it's over

[Paul]

Good luck! Just smile and act mature and responsible. Oh and nod a lot too, that's what I did and it worked.

Heh. Yeah. That's what I did today too. =P (I had an interview also)

[Urthdigger]

Back, and feeling horrible, but that's mainly from being bus-sick. The job is for the local scout store, where boy scouts go for merit badges and stuff when they earn them. I think the interview went rather well. Being a life scout, and hence familiar with the stuff probably helped, and they mentioned that my height might help with stocking. Another neat thing is if I get hired, I'm not going to have to cut my hair, just keep it in a ponytail (I had it in one during the interview, I'm not stupid ).

I had a problem with one question though. They asked what I'd do if I found a $20 bill on the ground. I said if I could see who obviously dropped it, I'd return it. If not, it's mine unless someone complains about losing a $20 bill. After all, I can't just ask who's it is

[JellyFish72]

When employers ask that kind of question, especially at a scout place (take it from a girl scout), a good answer would be something like, I'd donate it to the local ASPCA if I couldn't find the person it belonged to.

EDIT: I forgot to add, you don't HAVE to do what you said, but it sounds good during interviews...

[Xil]

Thats what I was worried about with getting my first job, having to cut my hair. I can't pull it back cause it's in between lengths and too curly.

Way to go on the interview though.

[Charisma]

Back, and feeling horrible, but that's mainly from being bus-sick. The job is for the local scout store, where boy scouts go for merit badges and stuff when they earn them. I think the interview went rather well. Being a life scout, and hence familiar with the stuff probably helped, and they mentioned that my height might help with stocking. Another neat thing is if I get hired, I'm not going to have to cut my hair, just keep it in a ponytail (I had it in one during the interview, I'm not stupid ).

I had a problem with one question though. They asked what I'd do if I found a $20 bill on the ground. I said if I could see who obviously dropped it, I'd return it. If not, it's mine unless someone complains about losing a $20 bill. After all, I can't just ask who's it is

Yeah I agree with the donating thing, that's probably what they were looking for. However, I don't think it will break you, I mean they may say "hey...he's honest about it."

[Kidwaiy]

I would take the $20 because its their fault that they lost it but if I see someone looking for the money they lost I would give it to them.

[JellyFish72]

Back, and feeling horrible, but that's mainly from being bus-sick. The job is for the local scout store, where boy scouts go for merit badges and stuff when they earn them. I think the interview went rather well. Being a life scout, and hence familiar with the stuff probably helped, and they mentioned that my height might help with stocking. Another neat thing is if I get hired, I'm not going to have to cut my hair, just keep it in a ponytail (I had it in one during the interview, I'm not stupid ).

I had a problem with one question though. They asked what I'd do if I found a $20 bill on the ground. I said if I could see who obviously dropped it, I'd return it. If not, it's mine unless someone complains about losing a $20 bill. After all, I can't just ask who's it is

Yeah I agree with the donating thing, that's probably what they were looking for. However, I don't think it will break you, I mean they may say "hey...he's honest about it."

Maybe it's a girl thing to think of it... Because the guys up there don't seem to agree...

[Ammer]

I would take the $20 because its their fault that they lost it but if I see someone looking for the money they lost I would give it to them.

I don't think that was the point of this thread.

I hope you get the job though, I can't seem to find one that'll call me back.