Hope everything works out and you like the job.

Have you been self-employed, or at home, or in the same job for a long time?

If someone has sought you out, that's a plus for you!

I put my profile out there a couple years ago when the company I work for started cutting people and just left it. They liked what the saw.

I am thinking the fact they called me is a plus too.

If they liked what they saw, you've got a good leg up already.

Hope it's what you want, the salary is good, and they make you happy! Best of luck!

You'll do great. Be yourself.

but not always

Best of luck.

It's honestly a lot easier to get a job when you already have one. Knowing you don't really need the job you're interviewing for will relax you and make you that much more desirable as a candidate. Good vibes your way, but you won't need them.

Be sure to do whatever your part is, so the Universe will step in and seal the deal.

They called you. That is great. Pretty rough out there now. I may be looking for another job soon after 25 years.

don't say anything to do with alcohol or tobacco. Tell them you have a tendency to work too hard or something.

Good luck!

is the best one I heard lately

When they say they don't think honesty is a weakness, say "I don't give a fuck what you think."

Seriously, best of luck with the interview.

Good luck!
Don't forget to wear your lucky suit.

I just wished real hard that you get the job!

I will be thinking of you tomorrow. Go knock 'em dead!

Be honest and you'll be just fine.


Good luck!

Claim it.

IF you want the position, then I hope things go well.
IF you don't, then I hope things go quickly!

I have been praying too. I had 5 interviews last month for the same position but in different regions/counties. I was told it would take up to 2 months to hear back on them and the waiting has been spirit crushing thus far.

Hope it's a good deal.

Not that it would ever happen, I just wanted to give you some original advice.

Great news!

-JB

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That's all it takes.

My gosh...I wouldn't even know what to do...been in my job for 29 years...just have to fly under the radar for about another 29 and I might be able to retire!

Keep us posted.

You either fit into that work culture or you don't.

They will be spending more hours a day with you than with their own family. You should figure out if you can get along.

Second. Find out really why they need someone. Not that someone quit but exactly what they need done - the part that is not in the official job description. Then you tell them how you can do it (if you can or want to). They want to know if you can save them money or make them money and be a nice person to be around while you are doing it.

Good luck.

GOOD VIBES to you, liberal N proud. Please check back in with us on the outcome, OK?

K&R

I only applied for one job in my life and that was out of high school. Since then I just had people call me up and as me to come talk to them, and the fill out the paper, then come back on Monday.

Good luck again..

It's been a great job, but not sure the company is going to last much longer

(I do voice acting so wishing somebody "good luck" is the kiss of death in my mind.)

What do you know about the position?