What it takes in getting a job

[Guest guest]

I have found that if you make it clear that you are available for any shift, any

day or night,

even if it is last minute and will do whatever is asked of you as long as it is

legal, you will

most probably get the job. Show up early for the interview, be neat and clean

and

appropriately dressed. The person hiring you wants things simple. They want

someone who

will show up on time, work hard and not have alot of baggage they have to deal

with. Answer

questions they ask and be confident. No one but you will be able to tell them

how great you

are, don't exagerate but let them know you are a hard worker and want this job.

Make sure

your resume, if you have one, is accurate and has current references. Your

grammar and

spelling should be up to snuff as this is one way of evaluating your

educational level.

Good Luck!

[Guest guest]

GREAT advice Elena!

Couln't have said it better!

May I put that in my file tutorial section with credit to you?

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

Pharm Tech Educator

F/O

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> I have found that if you make it clear that you are available for

any shift, any day or night, even if it is last minute and will do

whatever is asked of you as long as it is legal, you will

> most probably get the job. Show up early for the interview, be neat

and clean and appropriately dressed. The person hiring you wants

things simple. They want someone who will show up on time, work hard

and not have alot of baggage they have to deal with. Answer

> questions they ask and be confident. No one but you will be able to

tell them how great you are, don't exagerate but let them know you

are a hard worker and want this job. Make sure your resume, if you

have one, is accurate and has current references. Your grammar and

> spelling should be up to snuff as this is one way of evaluating

your educational level.

> Good Luck!

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