business attire?
#1
business attire?
Crikey
I have got through the second stage of an application to work in coles!! I have to now do a group interview and a one to one interview.
business attire, please help what should I wear?
No jokes please!!!
thanks Yve
I have got through the second stage of an application to work in coles!! I have to now do a group interview and a one to one interview.
business attire, please help what should I wear?
No jokes please!!!
thanks Yve
#2
Re: business attire?
Originally posted by abergas
Crikey
I have got through the second stage of an application to work in coles!! I have to now do a group interview and a one to one interview.
business attire, please help what should I wear?
No jokes please!!!
thanks Yve
Crikey
I have got through the second stage of an application to work in coles!! I have to now do a group interview and a one to one interview.
business attire, please help what should I wear?
No jokes please!!!
thanks Yve
#4
Congratulations - I know you have been working hard for this.
Business Attire - don't take a risk, wear a smart suit/outfit. I do not care what 'their idea' is of Business Attire is, you are selling yourself at this stage and first impression count!
I work for a company where Jeans are order of the day every day and even though I knew this - the interview stages I wore a suit, tights,smart shoes.
Enjoy and the best of luck
Business Attire - don't take a risk, wear a smart suit/outfit. I do not care what 'their idea' is of Business Attire is, you are selling yourself at this stage and first impression count!
I work for a company where Jeans are order of the day every day and even though I knew this - the interview stages I wore a suit, tights,smart shoes.
Enjoy and the best of luck
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Re: business attire?
Originally posted by abergas
Crikey
I have got through the second stage of an application to work in coles!! I have to now do a group interview and a one to one interview.
business attire, please help what should I wear?
No jokes please!!!
thanks Yve
Crikey
I have got through the second stage of an application to work in coles!! I have to now do a group interview and a one to one interview.
business attire, please help what should I wear?
No jokes please!!!
thanks Yve
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Congratulations on getting to the second interview stage.
Just out of interest, are you applying for a Senior Management post or is this a bit more of a humble post?
If they want require you to go though a 'group interview' in order to stack shelves in a supermaket.......that is just silly?
Anyway, best of luck and I hope you get the job.
#6
Re: business attire?
Originally posted by paddythepilot
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Congratulations on getting to the second interview stage.
Just out of interest, are you applying for a Senior Management post or is this a bit more of a humble post?
If they want require you to go though a 'group interview' in order to stack shelves in a supermaket.......that is just silly?
Anyway, best of luck and I hope you get the job.
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Congratulations on getting to the second interview stage.
Just out of interest, are you applying for a Senior Management post or is this a bit more of a humble post?
If they want require you to go though a 'group interview' in order to stack shelves in a supermaket.......that is just silly?
Anyway, best of luck and I hope you get the job.
Just brought a suit, (Im female)
Daft as it sounds I haven't got a clue what I applied for, I have applied for anything and everything at coles as long as it was near to where we live. The application said
Expression of interest-part time!!!
So who knows what I will be doing
Yve
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 13,233
Re: business attire?
Originally posted by abergas
Just brought a suit, (Im female)
Daft as it sounds I haven't got a clue what I applied for, I have applied for anything and everything at coles as long as it was near to where we live. The application said
Expression of interest-part time!!!
So who knows what I will be doing
Yve
Just brought a suit, (Im female)
Daft as it sounds I haven't got a clue what I applied for, I have applied for anything and everything at coles as long as it was near to where we live. The application said
Expression of interest-part time!!!
So who knows what I will be doing
Yve
Just don't stand fer no messin.
Sounds a bit suss to me.
#8
Re: business attire?
Originally posted by paddythepilot
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Congratulations on getting to the second interview stage.
Just out of interest, are you applying for a Senior Management post or is this a bit more of a humble post?
If they want require you to go though a 'group interview' in order to stack shelves in a supermaket.......that is just silly?
Anyway, best of luck and I hope you get the job.
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Congratulations on getting to the second interview stage.
Just out of interest, are you applying for a Senior Management post or is this a bit more of a humble post?
If they want require you to go though a 'group interview' in order to stack shelves in a supermaket.......that is just silly?
Anyway, best of luck and I hope you get the job.
I wore a smart skirt and top, most people were dressed similarly (except for the guys!)
#9
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Posts: 216
Re: business attire?
Originally posted by cherry6
I went through a group interview and two IQ tests with ColesMyer for a job stacking shelves at night. And then after that you have to have another interview. It is silly, I agree!
I wore a smart skirt and top, most people were dressed similarly (except for the guys!)
I went through a group interview and two IQ tests with ColesMyer for a job stacking shelves at night. And then after that you have to have another interview. It is silly, I agree!
I wore a smart skirt and top, most people were dressed similarly (except for the guys!)
Funny isn't it eh?
In the UK you would just simply walk into a job like that.
In fact, at the moment, they might struggle to find that many people interested in stacking shelves on the 'Grave Yard' shift........they would have to import staff from Eastern Europe or something like that.
If this what you have to do to stack shelves, what are the hoops you have to jump through for a profesional job?
Cheers.
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Re: business attire?
Originally posted by paddythepilot
Funny isn't it eh?
In the UK you would just simply walk into a job like that.
In fact, at the moment, they might struggle to find that many people interested in stacking shelves on the 'Grave Yard' shift........they would have to import staff from Eastern Europe or something like that.
If this what you have to do to stack shelves, what are the hoops you have to jump through for a profesional job?
Cheers.
Funny isn't it eh?
In the UK you would just simply walk into a job like that.
In fact, at the moment, they might struggle to find that many people interested in stacking shelves on the 'Grave Yard' shift........they would have to import staff from Eastern Europe or something like that.
If this what you have to do to stack shelves, what are the hoops you have to jump through for a profesional job?
Cheers.
Not sure I would fancy an interview for a shelf stacking position, I'd stick to running an Accountants Office, the interview was easier
#11
At $17/hr for nightfill, it's more than you'd get in an office job with years of experience and qualifications behind you so I suppose they do go to a lot of trouble to get the right people.
It's damned hard work and gives your arms a right good work out so my friend tells me
It's damned hard work and gives your arms a right good work out so my friend tells me
#12
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 11,149
Originally posted by DianeOZ
At $17/hr for nightfill, it's more than you'd get in an office job with years of experience and qualifications behind you so I suppose they do go to a lot of trouble to get the right people.
It's damned hard work and gives your arms a right good work out so my friend tells me
At $17/hr for nightfill, it's more than you'd get in an office job with years of experience and qualifications behind you so I suppose they do go to a lot of trouble to get the right people.
It's damned hard work and gives your arms a right good work out so my friend tells me
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Good luck on the job front Yve
Just to let you know that your PM box if full, who`s a popular girl then
Take care
footie xxxx
Just to let you know that your PM box if full, who`s a popular girl then
Take care
footie xxxx
#15
Hi Yve,
I stopped at the caltex garage on the way home (round by the bus station and taffe) and they were advertising for full time and part time staff. They will train too. Thought of you.
Whisky
I stopped at the caltex garage on the way home (round by the bus station and taffe) and they were advertising for full time and part time staff. They will train too. Thought of you.
Whisky