advice for interview

[caro]

hi everyone,

I will like to know if someone on this board are rep for a tour operator because I have a interview this week.I look for some advice can help me for the interview.

thank you

caro

[stallion]

Originally Posted by caro

hi everyone,

I will like to know if someone on this board are rep for a tour operator because I have a interview this week.I look for some advice can help me for the interview.

thank you

caro

It should go the same as any job interviews you have had in your life. You know just show up early, shake their hand. Always look at them in the eye. Ask questions. Look like you are very interested in the job. And so one. Job Interview is a job interview. It does not matter what the job is tour operator, rep, babysitter, housekeeper...etc. Good luck and let us know how it goes.

[Ken]

Good luck, caro. Let us know how it goes.

[caro]

thank you stallion and ken...

I know all interview can look the same but sometime they can ask more specific question for the position and I really want this job so I just asking to be more the most ready for the interview.

I will let you know are the thing go on

[Red_Girl]

You'll probably get some questions about how you would handle a crisis or how you've handled a crisis situation in the past. It's a typical interview question, and probably applicable in the circumstances. What would you do if a tourist got injured? How would you deal with complaints on a trip?

Other pointers - dress nicely (over-dressing can't really hurt, right? It's better to impress), smile lots, don't smoke beforehand or chew gum during the interview, and make sure you're very tidy (a friend of mine couldn't understand why he didn't get a serving job in a restaurant where I worked, and I later found out that he hadn't shaved. The boss wasn't very impressed with that. You'd think it would be obvious, but he said it didn't even occur to him that anyone would care.)

Best of luck!

[Criss Colon]

I liked getting a follow up letter.Thanking me for my time,enjoyed the interview,any further question,etc.

[Lambada]

Originally Posted by Criss Colon

I liked getting a follow up letter.Thanking me for my time,enjoyed the interview,any further question,etc.

And doing that at the end of the interview is important, too. When I interviewed people I was always impressed when they told me how educational they had found the interview.........I was interviewing in a University, so education was the name of the game.

[TEHAMA]

Firm handshake (not arm wrestling), constant eye contact, and one suggestion I like .....remember everyone's name and use it in the interview when talking.
Break a leg!
TEHAMA

[easygoin]

First knowing your vision on what you can accomplish as far as long-term before the interview for the company your powers and weakness,and why you should be put in that space before the next guy or girl,because there going to ask,and you better be ready, its just called homework or covering your butt.

[caro]

thank everyone for your answer I really appreciate all your advice.

it s a good brainstorming for a interview....it s my second interview in my life because I work at the same place still I have 18 year old ...so after 8 year I don t really remember how is it

so again I appreciate all your help

caro