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I haven’t went to an interview yet but for an interview tips you should make sure you dress professionally and speak to your interviewers appropriately.

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I have never attended an interview before but some tips I would give are to be confident and engaging in whatever you are saying so you can leave a good impression and have you stand out more.

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I would say be as professional and charming as possible and don’t be casual in the interview because if they don’t see your best they assume that slacking is your best- Cm

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I have been in multiple interviews before. 

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I have been in multiple interviews before. 

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When I volunteered with the Aquarium of the Pacific, I had to go through an interviewing section in order for me to be a volunteer. This volunteering interview was tough, as I had to describe myself in the best way. Not only this, but sometimes I had to interview for summer jobs such as dog-sitting. Interviews are sometimes nerve racking but if you concentrate and now what your doing - you'll be fine!

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I’ve not attended a job interview, but I attended an interview for a club. I’m not really good at giving tips because I only have been to one interview, but maybe I would say prepare for the interview before hand, using questions generally used in interviews to interview yourself or have people close to you interview you. You can also maybe practice what you’re saying, which can develop more confidence and assurance in your response.

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I would suggest being calm and formal.

Don't say skibidi in interviews

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I have attended an interview before, however it was with someone I knew. Some tips I would give would answer all the questions to the extent that you can, and arrive a few minutes early. Some things I wouldn’t do would be late or act super rushed and not caring about the position.

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No I never attended any interview before but if I had to give some tips I would say to be formal and accurate.

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A tip would be to blast thing a that would please the person who is hiring you.

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I only did a mock interview last year in my Scholars class, but I learned that it's important to maintain eye contact, shake the employer's hand, and don't mention "I need money."

-Axel R.

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No, I have never attended an interview but I have been to formal event where I believe that it was similar to an interview.

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Be prepared for anything to be thrown at you.

Try to have clean answers, no "uh" in your answers.

Don't lie. Saying that you stay on task even though you know you won't, don't lie.

Know what the job is, get an idea of what they are going to ask.

Know your strengths and weaknesses.

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Yes, I have attended an interview before. It was for a scholarship at St. Anthony Highschool. I did eventually got the scholarship, but I wanted to go to Sato.

Some interviewing tips would be to not shy away from being yourself. However, remember to keep it professional. Also, say your answers with personality so it doesn’t sound robot generated.

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I have never attended interview. Some interviewing tips are to be professional and not get too personal about certain things.

Kaitlyn

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I have never done an interview.

I would say to make sure you are confident in an interview and make sure not to show how scared you are. Make sure not to have bad posture.

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1. I have attended an interview before.

2. Some tips I would give is to try not to repeat yourself throughout the interview. I would pick out limitations and stuff you’re good at before hand so you are prepared when they ask.

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I have not been an interview yet, but i think some tips would be in an interview. You definitely have to be professional and formal. Do not play around or say any jokes. Don't be nervous. Just be yourself. Don't lie about anything because when it comes back to you, you will be in problems.

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I have never done an interview. I think you would need to speak confidently and sit straight. You would also need to act calm and be respectful.

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I have not been in an interview or seen one before. I would say that to not be silly and be more serious like you would want this job.

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I have not been in an interview or seen one before. I would say that to not be silly and be more serious like you would want this job.

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Yes, I think? It was for math class in middle school and they asked me about the whiteboard system and if it was ok to put me in a youtube video. I'm not sure if this counts, maybe? I guess one thing was to not try to be scared and be confident. You also probably don't want to act like a goofball.

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Maybe have more confidence?

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Although I haven’t been to an interview, communications is a great skill to have. It’s advised not to be objective (describing yourself with words instead of a short story or describing a time where you were that description). Set your tone of the interview to separate yourself from others such as welcoming or friendly behaviors. Don’t use a strength as a weakness, instead choose a genuine weakness and what you will do to improve on them.

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Even though I do work, I had not been interviewed. However, I do have tips that could help prepare me, which one of them is to act confident.

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I have never attended an actual interview though I have been told numerous things about them and interviewed by friends for numerous reasons, tips I'd give are be respectful, humble, kind, confident, dress and act professionally and to show why your the best option in a modest, non-bragging way.