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I was having my interview tis evening, my interview wasnt going smoothly. I was being ask 1 question "r u tahan mati", "Can u work 24 hours not stop for 2 weeks?" I really dont noe how 2 answer tat question.
Besides tat, d interviewer condemn me for not buttoning my sleeve. And actually i was doing the interview test for d programming before going into the interview room, so its usual for me to unbutton my sleeve for my better hand movement and the programming test is oni 1hour using d language i've not been using be4. fortunately i was being told tat i can find resources on9 to complete my test.
D interview say she actually emphasize on ppl wearing tie in d interview for better impression. Actually i was wearing tie for almost all my interview be4 tis interview, but lot of d interviewee doesnt wear tie either, maybe d tis kind of job doesnt need to dress so formally, so i decided not to wear tis in this interview.
They want your commitment instead. Tell them you will commit the job and of course you yourself should emphasize yourself that work-life balance is also important but don't tell them that, just say you can work well.Besides tat, d interviewer condemn me for not buttoning my sleeve. And actually i was doing the interview test for d programming before going into the interview room, so its usual for me to unbutton my sleeve for my better hand movement and the programming test is oni 1hour using d language i've not been using be4. fortunately i was being told tat i can find resources on9 to complete my test.
D interview say she actually emphasize on ppl wearing tie in d interview for better impression. Actually i was wearing tie for almost all my interview be4 tis interview, but lot of d interviewee doesnt wear tie either, maybe d tis kind of job doesnt need to dress so formally, so i decided not to wear tis in this interview.
Regarding the attire stuff, I would say that its really a standard to button up the sleeve and to put on tie evern though others might not do so. Once, I followed my boss ( he's a foreigner ) and other colleague for a meeting about some deal with an advertising firm. My 'ang mo' boss spotted that the person who was presenting the proposal for us wore black leather shoe but with grey color sock, immediately my boss stood up and said ' sorry, we couldn't proceed anymore, you can't even dress yourself up, you are representing your company and this is the way how you represent your company. '
Then, after consulting the speaker from our company grooming class, then I knew that its really a standard to wear black socks with black shoe. Told my bf about that too because he likes to wear nike socks..white color somemore...now change already.
Jul 15 2006, 01:13 PM
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