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@junossatvrns they were moved to the social feed

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Do a little research on the company so you can reference it casually in your interview! They love that, plus they might ask you a question about their company like what you know about it or sometimes even more specific.
            
            If there’s a question you’re not sure about, ask to circle back. Then when they circle back if you still don’t know the answer, don’t make it up. Say something like “I’ve thought about this and I’m not sure if I’m able to answer this question the best way.” I have done that twice in an interview and both times the interviewer actually told me that was a very mature answer, most people would make something up and they appreciated my honesty, then they happily explained the answer to me. If they don’t offer to explain it you can also ask them what would be the best answer to that/what are you hoping to see from someone regarding that answer (whatever works in the context)  showing you’re willing to learn. If the answer is something you can speak on then I’d also expand on it 

be confident. if you miss speak or something, keep going. 
            
            ALWAYS have at least one, if not two (preferably) questions at the end. if it's a minimum wage job (fast food, retail, etc) it can just be a simple question nothing too deep. if it's a "real" job, have a true question about something they mentioned/company) 
            
            dress NICE. if it's not fast food or retail, don't wear jeans. think like, sunday best/business casual. 
            
            take a good look at the company 

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@junossatvrns I NEED FICS AND MORE ONE SHOTS OF HIM

HES SO FINE, LIKE GENUINELY