job interview

guys, im trying to get employed, i have a job interview at Aldi (💀) and im nervous, Any employed people got tips for the interview?

interview is on monday next week

bro its aldi its like impossible to fail just be chill

Be calm goonster

Bro thought vlr is the best place to ask out of all websites in this world

I've gone through like 6 interviews... I get bored of jobs; my tip is to just be confident in yourself and give an answer you think they will want to hear. Don't try to hard just be yourself and don't lie no reason to, employers look for genuine people who get along with co-workers and customers. Best thing you can do is look them straight in the eye and speak to them like a friend not a "boss." Also, after the interview wait like 3 days if you don't hear a response back call the employer and ask for a follow up about your application, they like that.

Goodluck bro! Update us on what happens!

Make sure you dress nice, but don't dress too nice, there's a good balance between formal and casual that makes you seem professional.

Offer solutions to his questions.

a few things are just prepare general questions (tell me about yourself, what your strength weaknesses are), though im not sure if those would apply to supermarket jobs, but its still good to prepare anyways
some other things is make a good impression and act confident, the most important things you should do honestly. even if you are nervous dont show it

and ofc dont be afraid to ask them to repeat questions or clarify a question, etc. also i dont think these types of jobs will be very strict at all, so yoi should be fine tbh
good luck

I have no idea but best of luck my friend <3

dress nice, relax, and just appear friendly/professional

do all that and you basically have the job

Ask the interviewer what he doesn’t like about his job if he gives you time to ask questions. Put him in the spot, make him think about you, ask interesting questions that would matter.

Handshakes are one of the most important things. I would look up a quick video on how to give a proper handshake