Just a quick question..

Do we need to include cover letter on top of your resume during the interview day itself?

Thx!

Is it necessary for a guy to wear makeup during interview?? I want to wear it because I want to cover my pimple..

I was adviced by my classmates (Petronas interviewer) today that khakis pants should not be used during interview? I wonder why? For years I thought Khakis and slack is similar thing ...

For me, if the candidate is clean and presentable, there is no reason why khakis is not allowed.

For engineering firm, khakis are generally accepted.

guys,
is it a good idea to really ask about company financial status during interview?
specially when U heard rumors the company is in a financial crisis..

i got interview in Japanese company this friday, should i hand shake or not to hand shake them???

No chance to deal with the HR :-s because I was interviewed by my Director I am quite worried if I will get stucked with the HR interview in future employment. T_T

Any tips for interview with 2 years experience,

what should I bring?

do they look at my transcript anymore?

what should I expect from interviewer?

btw the interview is for IT jobs

Thanks for the advice 

Hey guys, I have a problem.

Before this i worked as a consultant, but it was a contract job and they paid me by cheque.

Then last week I went for an interview for a full time job, and yesterday they called me saying I got the job.

They then requested my last three payslips, I said i don't have any because last time they pay me by cheque. But they insisted and said I should provide it by tomorrow or they will cancel their offer.

What should I do now guys? 

Anyone experience teleconference interview? Will be going for an interview at one of MNC company with HOD, Manager and their boss(telecon). Need advice on that. Thanks!

attended a interview today and might i say its complete opposite of what i expected.started with the usual stuff then the gm(he was the one conducted the session today)said this will be a reverse of a normal interview.

he did all the talking, explaining the whole lot, the whole story, occasional brief comments, interactions from me, and then its up to the candidates to contact the company back to arrange 2nd interview if they still want to pursue that job. i think the 2nd one is where the real interview begins...where this time the candidates is expected to deliver their side of the whole lot.

in a sense it is a stage's interview just done in a different way.so what you guys think??can share any insight or experience with similair interview calls before?

im still interested in the job tho, since am jobless right now and would grab what ever comes

mm im not that sure about their hr dept but from they way the gm spoke and handled the session i think he wants to be the one selecting candidates.the guy is gm by title but also the main man running the show there, not just the managing part but the actual engineering part too.

The representative then with a sarcasm told me about the needs to improve my English and do apply after 3 month at the end of the conversation.

But, here is my question, regardless of either they want to asses my English or not ... isn't that at least I should be given some times or clue about the jobs offered or the company that's going to call me ? Perhaps 24 hours before the interview so I can mentally prepare? 

But in phone interview, what is the best practice to answer the interviewer regarding what is the company A and what did they do(assuming third party applied the job for the applicant and the applicant know nothing) ? I've read somewhere, they will feel humiliated when the interviewee didn't know anything about the company ... 

need opinion from HR side. but this might be work i guess.

You already accepted the offer, whats the point of going to the interview with company B?

What you can do is negotiate the salary with company B without mentioning the offer letter from A.
(you will lose the power for negotiating if the company know how much others are offering you)

Later if they call you to inform that you get the job at B but with lower salary than A, reject the offer.
I think they will ask you why. Just inform them that you are going to accept another job offer at A because of the salary.
Do this only if you are going to go to A and got nothing to lose.

If they really want you maybe they will counter offer. If not they will only tell you good luck..

I got once told by my friend that during interview, try to 'boom' the interviewer by telling 'I am very good in this skill bla bla bla etc.' The purpose just to impress interviewer.

But in fact i am not so proficiency in that particular area.
Is it good to be honest or lie to the interviewer?

I will answer I don't know but i willing to learn it.
Is it ok?

even on number 2, I'm only have average education background ... so, should be number 1 .. become drug mules?