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Now as i haven't actually had experience of this type of thing before (i got my other job thanks to knowing some people higher up) i was wondering are there any things i should/shouldn't do tomorrow? And not too obvious please some serious advice would be very much appreciated.
Now i just got to search around and find my suit, which i hope still fits me.
Good luck!!!
> Look directly into his/her eyes when answering questions.
Good tip. Although I can't do that. It's too hard. You don't know which eye to look at!
> I agree, the big bucks is tempting, the bloke I was 'shadowing' kept
> showing me the £550 check he earned from last week alone.
> However, the hours were 10.30am-8.30pm, 6 days a week.
Yea the one i was with was telling me how this week alone he'd earned around £500. The hours aren't as bad as yours though. I get to leave at 4.30 on saturdays
>
> I also didn't like the way one of the blokes talked an old woman (in
> her 90s I think) into signing up for Scottish Power when she didn't
> know what she was doing. I think she just wanted the company :-(
Yea we aren't allowed to sell to anyone over 65 so i was happy about that. Don't want to be swindling old ladies.
>
> Ultimately, I don't think I was the kind of person they were looking
> for. I am quite a shy person. I also didn't like the idea of being
> made to call at people's houses on my own (as woman it makeas it a lot
> riskier)
Yea i can understand that but luckily i'm a lanky 6'4 guy so i should be safe and i doubt they'll be sending me anywhere too dangerous anyway.
> Oh well, I may have an office temping job lined up for monday and
> tuesday.
Good luck with that, hope you get it
I only need it to earn enough money to go to
> Canada and live there and well earning around £500 if i sell
> lots is too tempting to turn down.
I agree, the big bucks is tempting, the bloke I was 'shadowing' kept showing me the £550 check he earned from last week alone. However, the hours were 10.30am-8.30pm, 6 days a week.
I also didn't like the way one of the blokes talked an old woman (in her 90s I think) into signing up for Scottish Power when she didn't know what she was doing. I think she just wanted the company :-(
Ultimately, I don't think I was the kind of person they were looking for. I am quite a shy person. I also didn't like the idea of being made to call at people's houses on my own (as woman it makeas it a lot riskier)
Oh well, I may have an office temping job lined up for monday and tuesday.
Therefore, the job was pants (and I didn't get it anyway- why am I so darn unemployable?)
> Whitestripes DX wrote:
> Nope.
>
> When you recall information your eyes look down or up. If you ask
> someone something about themselves and they look straight at you the
> whole time it means they are not recalling information, and
> therefore
> making it up as they go along.
>
> Thats rubbish, i look people in the eyes all the time.
IT depends what you were asked.
IF it's something common like your name or what you just did it wouldn't be hard. It if you're asked to remember something from a while ago, or specific details of an event.
And there's a crease in the forehead for lying too.