any comments plss..

[uyarnela]

Any tips and advice in preparing for my job application to an employer in Canada? Anything that would help will be very much appreciated!

 

[Solidus]

Obvious advice: don't join a toy forum to seek career counseling...

 

[EVILFACE]

Take a Die Cast Hot Toys Iron Man to your interview. They will understand.

 

[crows]

look them directly in the eye, establish dominance
dont ask questions, only makes you look weak. act like you know everything about the job and the company.
always interrupt the person, makes them know you mean serious business.

 

[BigWhammo]

look them directly in the eye, establish dominance
dont ask questions, only makes you look weak. act like you know everything about the job and the company.
always interrupt the person, makes them know you mean serious business.

 

[azurepred]

Google prolly has a million answers to this question, no? . Random....

 

[crows]

I forgot an important one, always breathe through your mouth, never use your nose. This makes you appear fearless in front of the interviewer, like a warrior.

 

[user 1190]

Make sure you say eh a lot.

 

[ali032373]

Whats the over/under for the lock?

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

Make sure you say eh a lot.

Bring some maple syrup with you too

 

[Solidus]

Make sure to wear a toque as well. That's how they say beanie hat in Candanese.

 

[Pork Chop Express]

Any tips and advice in preparing for my job application to an employer in Canada? Anything that would help will be very much appreciated!

If you make it past the application stage and get called in for an interview.

If it's a job, show up on time and be presentable.

If it's a career, do some research on the company and see what they have to offer. Ask questions relevant to the position you're applying for, especially if there's room for growth.

All "serious" interviews go both ways, treat your application the same.

 

[ferlynreyes]

Being prepared is one of the key things that can get you the job! Starting the day prepared for what you will be dealing with would help you calm down at the moment you need to be at your best. Also, doing research will also be beneficial to your success. Simple tips are available online like this one that I found: How to Get Employers to Take Notice for Jobs in Canada - Uniivaa

 

[RIDDICK]

Take a Die Cast Hot Toys Iron Man...

 

[EVILFACE]

It's not a tooma. It's not.

 

[Mr. Green]

It depends on what type of job or job application. If it is a low level type, all you really need is your pen and remember what date it is. They might be prejudice/bias or require a certain knowledge/skill; in which case you might already lost or won anyway. This would be true for high end position too but they usually require more technical experience. If one would to go for a college principle or the like, one would need like a 9 page resume.

 

[crows]

bowties are more professional than regular ties. always wear one to interviews

 

[Darth Snoopy]

If you make it past the application stage and get called in for an interview.

If it's a job, show up on time and be presentable.

If it's a career, do some research on the company and see what they have to offer. Ask questions relevant to the position you're applying for, especially if there's room for growth.

All "serious" interviews go both ways, treat your application the same.

+1

This is the advice I give my students all the time.

 

[Pork Chop Express]

+1

This is the advice I give my students all the time.

. Thank you sir.

Even bad/poor interviews are good just for the experience. We'll all have sit for them in one way or another.

 

[Darth Snoopy]

. Thank you sir.

Even bad/poor interviews are good just for the experience. We'll all have sit for them in one way or another.

and you're welcome.