ok... 2 questions...
1) you have to INTERVIEW for the Air Force???
2) NZ has an AIR FORCE???
ok... 2 questions...
1) you have to INTERVIEW for the Air Force???
2) NZ has an AIR FORCE???
Good luck with the interview.
Like has already been said, you beed to come over as being interested in the posiition, very positive and enthusiastic over the future prospects. They want to know about you and how you will fit in with their organisation. Successful teamwork examples always go down well.
BTW: A white shirt would be better (ask a female however). Don't forget to iron it.
Good luck.
“PHEW.....JUST MADE IT............................. UP"
Thanks for your help guys!
Anytime my friend![]()
"Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]
Pretty damned good advice there!
I've just been for an interview for a casual writing position at a newspaper where I used to work as a photographer. The editor was there when I worked there and was stunned to hear what qualifications I've got now (probably more than him!) so I stand a pretty good chance of getting the job. He was already planning how I could provide cover for those on holiday or sick leave too. He asked if I had any layout experience and when I said I used InDesign but may need a little help until I am up to speed, the manager looked at him and said "it just gets better and better doesn't it?" I'll know by the end of the week so fingers crossed!
Good luck with your interview - with any defence job I'd say they'd be looking for team players who also show initiative and who aren't smart arses - they teach you that later!
Yes, I am pedantic about spelling and grammar so get used to it!
This is a bit long winded but there is lots of excelent tips in here
http://www.seek.co.nz/career-resourc...w-success.ascx
I apologise if this is a repost, I have not read the whole thread, regardless..
I wish to add the submission...
Dress Sharp.
Iron your clothes.
Shine your shoes.
Check for loose threads, tuck your tags down.
Pride in your appearance says alot about a person.![]()
ter·ra in·cog·ni·taAchievement is not always success while reputed failure often is. It is honest endeavor, persistent effort to do the best possible under any and all circumstances.
Orison Swett Marden
This is a bit long winded but there is lots of excelent tips in here
KB Sure Fire Interview Tips
they just want to make sure you're not too much of a retardIf you are being interviewed by a woman, stare at her tits.
Women like to be appreciated.Tell her to "drop a couple pounds, Helga!". She'll appreciate constructive criticism, also.And always remember jobs are like women. If you're gagging for it it's a turn-off.Keep your pants on during the interview.
Don't wear your slippers.
Get to the interview building a bit early so you can release your tension with a quick toss in the bathroom.Be honest. Be yourself. Don't stare at her tits.
Without seeming like you are "gagging for it"Ask her "whats up with your face?"
Lie your nuts off.While more hookers and more beer are undoubtably good things, don't bring them up as career objectives.Retain good eye contact while stroking yourself off at a steady deliberate paceDont mention the fact that you are colour blind and not sure if them LEDs in the cockpit are red or green. Dont mention the fact that you suffer from Vertigo, and above all else dont call the NCO's Sir....I'd consider leaving the stroking myself off until after the interview, unless you have one of those remote controlled ones.Good luck bro, with these tips, you should Ace itNo objectifying one liners? What kind of advice is this(No credits given, it only encourages. You know who you are)NZ has an AIR FORCE???
Bring a gun - just in case...
It is preferential to refrain from the utilisation of grandiose verbiage in the circumstance that your intellectualisation can be expressed using comparatively simplistic lexicological entities. (...such as the word fuck.)
Remember your humanity, and forget the rest. - Joseph Rotblat
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Bookmarks