#1 You must have patience for every aspect of a driving career, from dealing with the vehicle itself people on the road, to dealing with different companies as well as potential new customers/employers. #2 if you make more money than you need, save that money because the time is coming when you won't make any. A career in transportation can be very fickle #feastorfamine. #3 You need the ability to take the good with the bad. Some transportation jobs will be great, others, not so great. Just hang in there you're going to be fine
What do you do if you are asked an Irrelevant Interview Question? #2
Showcase Transferable Skills:
Use irrelevant questions as an opportunity to showcase your transferable skills and adaptability. Even if the question seems unrelated to the job at hand, try to find connections between your experiences and the qualities sought after by employers. Highlighting your ability to think on your feet and make meaningful connections can leave a positive impression on the interviewer.
This is your time to sell yourself. Sell your skills, accomplishments and more. #AWU #disability #interview
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What do you do if you are asked an Irrelevant Interview Question? #2
Showcase Transferable Skills:
Use irrelevant questions as an opportunity to showcase your transferable skills and adaptability. Even if the question seems unrelated to the job at hand, try to find connections between your experiences and the qualities sought after by employers. Highlighting your ability to think on your feet and make meaningful connections can leave a positive impression on the interviewer.
This is your time to sell yourself. Sell your skills, accomplishments and more. #AWU #disability #interview
As an employer myself, I will "Pre-Qualify" a new prospective employee. I have over 40 years in my trade and I can tell within the first 15 minutes of an interview if he/she is qualified. #1>When you walk into your interview, DON'T BE COCKY. Be confident about the position you applied for. #2>Don't Hustle yourself onto a new employer. As for myself? I'll pick that up in a heartbeat and make this interview short. #3>Answer all questions as accurate as you can and, please, don't ramble. #4> if you pickup on your future employer's common interest along with you? You had better know and experience this and not "Ad-Lib" just to soften him/her up thinking you're a definite hire. #4> This is where experience comes in, WATCH OUT FOR INTERVIEW MAN TRAPS! This is where employers want to find out how honest you are and if you are full of %$#@. I've done it myself when giving an interview. In all, just be yourself and be truthful. Good luck....Phil(DOC)
This has always been one of my strong points and it’s at the interview that you convince the hiring manager that you are the best candidate for the job, you can do this by #1. Learning as much as you can about the company before the interview. #2. Being relaxed and down to earth. #3. Selling yourself and letting the interviewer know that you are the right person for the job.
WHY IT MATTERS
Reaching goals can boost your confidence, strengthen your life and friendships, and increase your happiness.
💠Self-confidence: When you set small goals and reach them, you gain the confidence to take on bigger ones. You also feel more confident when facing day-to-day challenges —such as standing up to pressure.
💠Strengthens your life: People enjoy being around those who are reasonably goal-oriented —that is, those who know what they want and are willing to work for it. Moreover, one of the best ways to strengthen a relationship is to work with another person toward a common goal. Team work!
💠Happiness: When you set and reach goals, you feel a sense of accomplishment.
(This article has helped me personally to understand the importance of focusing with little details that progressively will help me to reach the top of the mountain of my goal!!!)
Have you ever been denied a job after a background check?
It's a concern anyone with a record may struggle with during the hiring process. Your resume gets noticed, you ace interview #1, and interview #2, you get the job offer... and on the last page there's the background check form.
All of that time and effort pales in the face of that moment. It can feel like being shot at the finish line. That's the fear.
However. Sometimes, after an explanation of the situation, it's water under the bridge, and you land the job. Other times, it's never mentioned, and the job is yours. You wonder how far back the check goes, perhaps they just missed it, or didn't file it? And yet, there are times where a candidate is turned away.
If anyone has any advice, or experience with this situation, please feel free to share here.
Here are the six best tips for working in retail with no experience:
Tip #1: Keep your workspace organized Tip #2: When stocking shelves, make sure to put smaller items higher and larger items lower Tip #3: If you’re in charge of setting up display cases… be mindful! Tip #4: Don’t cover important information when tagging Tip #5: Don’t base a sales pitch on what you like, base it on the customers’ needs Tip #6: Don’t interpret a customer’s attitude as a review of your work ethic #retail
I'm telling you the truth...(Must Read Now.)
It's one thing to fall-short in life, yet, it's even worse if you fail to try.
Failing can be attributed to a series of situations that's have been piled upon you over the years, and now, it's become more difficult to remove the dirt. (Lack of motivation.)
5 - Keys For a Successful Mindset:
No. #1. Pick-up the shovel in your mind, and get to work.
No. #2. Dig a hole 3ft. deep by 3ft. wide.
No. #3. Tear the list into 20 small pieces, because it's wreaking havoc in your life.
No. #4. Bury those 20 pieces away from your "field of dream."
No. #5. Break the shovel in two pieces; now walk away, and don't look back.
My friends, "I don't plan on failing" and neither should you. Attitude is everything, and everything begins in you, before it will manifest for YOU.
I Believe You Can...!
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