My last job I was responsible for hiring and firing a lot of people. I will say first impressions are very important, Our hiring process was a little informal as I was never in the office i was always in the field. Your application and first interview was typically when you called to inquire about the job. If you sounded like a complete loser I wouldn't even actually take down your information. I did not have time to interview every person that inquired about the job. (Not fair I know but its the way the company worked. I don't agree with a lot of there bissness tactics witch is part of my reasons for leaving.). If you made enough of a impression on my first time talking to you, you got a face to face interview. I would set aside a single day to interview. if someone came in looking grungy slouched and did not appear to be confident and competent you most likely would not get the job. someone that comes into a job interview stands tall wears clean presentable clothes speaks clearly and appears confident would get a much higher mark than someone with a better resume but slouches and is dirty fumbling around ect.
Congratulations to the OP for getting hired!
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In his case I would have told him that for some jobs he'd have to wear long sleeves and take the face jewelry out. Then it would be up to him whether he could accept that or not.
Sure you want to be clean and neat, but you want to be dressed appropriately for the job. That is how you make a good impression.
I've seen it go the other way though, as I mentioned earlier in the thread. Too many piercings or tattoos, showing up in tattered jeans or surfer shorts, etc. -
centuryclass: did you take some home time? thought you were starting last week?
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Otherwise its going to be around the 11th before I get running. And thanks guys for the kind words. -
I would of thought you would at least have been orientated and working the docks. TL requires hazmatt within 90 days.
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best of luck at Conway. Everyone that i know out here that works for them loves it. Enjoy Maspeth, i know its changed but 34 years ago i took my N.Y. class 1 road test in Maspeth. Lol, it wasnt as congested as it is now. -
Mark it is a nightmare out here..no lie. And some of these trucks drive like its a racetrack. Taking turns at like 20+ mph just to beat traffic. I'm like wtf. Its nuts but I love being around them so its not that big of a deal
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I hear you, i grew up in Sheepshead bay , brooklyn. my dad still lives there and fills me in every week what goes on back there. -
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