I have an interview with Princess Cruises, any tips? - princess cruises interview shops
I have an interview with Princess Cruises next week (by the Employment Agencies PMC-Marin) in the shops working on board a Princess cruise. Has anyone with an interview with the princess could perhaps give me some advice please before?
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Princess Cruises Interview Shops I Have An Interview With Princess Cruises, Any Tips?
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When preparing for an interview, make sure you properly dressed and cared for properly. After entering high, a foot, and when the interviewer starts a handshake, you should respond politely and with a solid grip. When you sit, lean forward slightly, uncross your arms, keep eye contact and project a positive attitude in their meeting.
Answer the questions in a way that shows how you can benefit your strengths to your prospective employer. At the end of the interview, said he was for the opportunity to meet the researcher to appreciate, and he thinks it's a position that do them good. Let them know you want this job. Where is the question of whether you rent, provide for a period of 30 days after the proof that you can do the job would entail consideration.
Once the interviewer is a sign that the interview is over. If you extend your hands, you should return with a handshake. Thank you for the opportunity to discuss potential job for them.
After your interview, you should immediately with a letter of thanks yo reactcause the letter "U", and maybe a conversation, if discussed at the meeting. For ideas on how to do this, read the following article about the format of your letter of thanks.
Dress appropriately.
Keep makeup and perfume to a minimum
Keep your hair on your face
Research on the company, so that you can ask after the interview questions.
Let us have an extra copy of your resume.
Shaking hands with the interviewer (but not too tight)
Give a lot of contact with eyes.
Collect business cards of the interview so that you can track and send you a "thank-you card.
Good luck!
GOOD LUCK:)
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