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Yay, Got a job interview on my own.
athensgeorgia
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I posted a couple of months ago about a firm of solicitors approaching college to get students to apply for a job. I was disappointed I didn't get called for interview and didn't understand why.
Well another firm of solicitors has approached college asking for CV's and I have an interview on 30 July which I'm really looking forward and can't stop thinking about.
But, in the meantime I thought it best to apply for other jobs just in case I'm unsuccessful in the first interview.
I've just had a telephone call inviting me for an interview on Wednesday and I'm really over the moon, especially because I got this one all on my own. I took posters advice, re-did my CV and made it look 'jazzier' but still being truthful.
Just wanted to tell people and thank the posters who gave me advice, even if I don't get this job it's already boosted my confidence.
Well another firm of solicitors has approached college asking for CV's and I have an interview on 30 July which I'm really looking forward and can't stop thinking about.
But, in the meantime I thought it best to apply for other jobs just in case I'm unsuccessful in the first interview.
I've just had a telephone call inviting me for an interview on Wednesday and I'm really over the moon, especially because I got this one all on my own. I took posters advice, re-did my CV and made it look 'jazzier' but still being truthful.
Just wanted to tell people and thank the posters who gave me advice, even if I don't get this job it's already boosted my confidence.
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Well done and good luck
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Brilliant, good luck.
Smile, but dont grin. Lots of eye contact also.
Try not to be too nervous.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Yes i think I remember the thread, you were quite hoping you would get an interview, good luck OP.0
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athensgeorgia wrote: »I was, I think that's why I'm so pleased with this to have got an interview just from them seeing my CV.
Thanks for the replies.
well done, how did you improve your cv. it seems the changes really work.0 -
I remember your thread. Congratulations, that's great news!Don't listen to me, I'm no expert!0
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Well done. :T0
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Come on, self-confidence still!0
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Great news.. Good luck.xx0
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greenberet1990 wrote: »well done, how did you improve your cv. it seems the changes really work.
I mainly took the advice given on here.
I kept my personal details simple - Name, Address, Email Address and Telephone number.
Then my personal profile was quite descriptive, what I can do, what I learnt on my college course and how loyal and dedicated I am and how eager I am to improve my skills.
Then work history - I just changed the layout.
Then education - but deleted irrelevant certificates.
Then references.0
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