How your day went

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Originally Posted by indescribable

don't you need a bunch of training and stuff for that first?

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well they would train me if they hired me

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Originally Posted by Hayashida

I got called for an interview on friday for a position at a bank and I don't know what to weaaaar. I need a suit or something jesus

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Business casual!
Long sleeved collared shirt preferably in a blue but not a dark blue.
Tie is a must.
Slacks/dressy pants.
Nice shoes. Like what you'd see someone at a wedding wear. No tennies vans or anything of that nature.

When they ask you to tell them about yourself don't say your age relationship status or anything that will bias you to the job. Talk more about your work exp and what makes you a good fit for the position.

Banks are really close to being retail stores. They want to know that you can and will sell products and services all the time so if you have selling exp mention it. Highlight your customer service skills when you can.

If its a well known bank you can look up the pay, interview questions, hiring process, and job review at Glassdoor.com

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Originally Posted by Psy

Business casual!
Long sleeved collared shirt preferably in a blue but not a dark blue.
Tie is a must.
Slacks/dressy pants.
Nice shoes. Like what you'd see someone at a wedding wear. No tennies vans or anything of that nature.

When they ask you to tell them about yourself don't say your age relationship status or anything that will bias you to the job. Talk more about your work exp and what makes you a good fit for the position.

Banks are really close to being retail stores. They want to know that you can and will sell products and services all the time so if you have selling exp mention it. Highlight your customer service skills when you can.

If its a well known bank you can look up the pay, interview questions, hiring process, and job review at Glassdoor.com

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ok thanks for the info psy u r a lifesaver

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Originally Posted by Psy

Business casual!
Long sleeved collared shirt preferably in a blue but not a dark blue.
Tie is a must.
Slacks/dressy pants.
Nice shoes. Like what you'd see someone at a wedding wear. No tennies vans or anything of that nature.

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When I got hired I was told to wear business casual. Turns out jeans and a (nice) T-shirt qualifies as business casual in this store.*shakes head* Edit: I guess this is why my city is considered one of the worst dressed cities in the world.

I almost never go outside once I'm home from college, but I did earlier today, and it made me remember why I generally don't go outside. I started playing soccer with my dog before remembering that both of my ankles and wrists have tendon and ligament problems--essentially, I'm crippled.

And then I tripped over my dog and very nearly broke two fingers. They cracked and I still can't move them too well, but at least they didn't break.

Also, I got critiques on my stories. So, overall, an excellent day (not being sarcastic, actually).

Started a diet today. Already really hard because mom brought home chinese food. I just picked out the meat and veggies and avoided the noodles.

So you basically ate no Chinese food.

Yeah

I need 2 start eating healthier too but I went out and got chinese food anyway