O.T. Tomorrow...big day.

I have always been impressed with the way the folks here support each other and share what's going on in their lives...and I guess I'd like to share a bit of what is going on with me.

Well, tomorrow I have a second interview with a great company. I am well prepared and very hopeful about this opportunity.

The company makes high quality products and has been growing steadily for the last 25 years. More importantly they actually value people and are known for treating the workers very well.

This is a big deal to me and would mean a lot for my wife and children. I pray this is what The Lord has intended for me. I'll let you know how it goes.

Take care.

-Sal

good luck too!

Soundguy

For what it is worth. Good luck.

JU

Be Positive. Be Friendly. Shake hands firmly. Look everyone in the eye. Listen well. Try not to be too nervous. Be humble. Try not to impress. Be willing to learn. Be willing to try new things. Be willing to freely accept change. Don't use too many buzz-words or trendy phrases, such as: "Think out of the box," "Proactive," and so on. Let them do the talking. Be ready to answer their questions when they ask them. Don't be afraid to admit that you're not sure what whey're asking you. Ask them to clarify if necessary... that's shows that you're trying to do your best and are willing to admit you're not sure what's expected of you. Keep your answers short, and consice, that is, don't go on and on.

I've had to interview quite a number of people. I've been trained to do it, and I'm just as nervous doing it as the person in front of me. Our training stresses that 2 people should usually condust the interview. Don't be surprised if you have 2-3 people in front of you asking questions, etc.

Again, best of luck. You'll do fine.

Bri

oslo in NC