Today at 2:30 and I’m bit nervous lol :w00t:
think of it as you are interviewing them…
helps you relax and makes you ask the right questions (make you look better) 
+1, and good luck
GOOD LUCK TODAY
Use every question to start a short punchy story promoting yourself from an experience you had previously, so prepare a fair few examples of projects delivered, people managed, goals met, ideas brought over to resistive people, etc
Best of luck!
And remember: never check out the interviewer’s breasts, whether it’s a man or a woman.
speaking from experience?? :hehe:
Er, No? :Whistling:
Best of luck - as said above - each question is an opportunity to tell them about yourself - just make sure it is relevant ot the question though!
Typical questions (well I suppose it depends on what sorta job you’re going for)
- an example of when you have exceeded expectations
- e.g. of reprioritising
- e.g. of how you manage your time
- e.g. of how you dealt with a difficult person / and or difficult situation
Good luck, try and relax is the best thing, nice deep breaths before you go in, and remember it’s a chance for you to see if THEY are right for YOU !
Always remember to sit up straight and actively rest your hands on your legs- make strong but not aggressive eye contact. It looks professional, and it will stop you touching your face, fidgeting, picking your nose etc…
…all of which are not good.
Lmao - I done that when I was 18. Not my fault, they were massive! AND she had a lo-cut top with loads of chavvy gold bits dangling from her necklace. She told me the start time was 8.30, and I said ‘no problem, I only live down the road, I could sleep-walk here!’ :w00t:
Needless to say, I didn’t get it.
Maybe a good thing, as I may well have been still selling carpets locally. :hehe:
I’m jealous of you - if you don’t get it, could you send them my way please? 
Seriously, best of luck. Look it as an opportunity for interview practice, might help keep you calm and seem less desperate.
Don’t bother telling massive fibs. If you have to blag your way into a job that’s not right for you, you’ll probably hate the job if you end up getting it. (Voice of experience, that one!)
Who was interviewing you? Mr T?
Sounds like you had a lucky escape there - obviously, no offence to any carpet salesmen on LB. 
Give unique answers. The time you reprioritized was not on the project that ran out of cash, but rather the time you though you were going to run left at Pamplona, but saw a load of fat people to the right at the last minute.
hope it went well dude!
Likewise!
I’m sure he’s conducting himself admirably… 
Any news? 
Hey Guys cheers for the comments , The interview was about half hour long and went alright I answered every question , what I didn’t tell you guys was the job I went for was a job I’ve done before and manager said he wants me back so who thinks I got the job ? LOL:D
Well…good on ya m8…got my fingers crossed for you!