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Topic	Welp, just bombed my last scheduled interview, with a major financial company
iClockwork 01/04/18 3:01:37 PM #15:	deupd_u posted... They just asked me questions they know damn well I wouldn't have answers to (I just graduated college, of course I don't have working experience with corporate loans), and tried to make me feel like a dumb ass when they asked what my salary expectations are. I said mid-$40ks would be nice. What am I supposed to say? "I'd really enjoy making $30k?" Looks like college was a complete waste of time. Guess I'll sell my body. So you need to make this a growing experience. Write down the questions you were asked. Practice answering them in a way, while not optimal, will make you seem to have a confident answer so next time you interview you won't seem unsure. Confidence is always key. <cite>iClockwork posted [p:893419517] in Welp, just... [t:76167865]...</cite> <quote><cite>deupd_u posted...</cite> <quote>They just asked me questions they know damn well I wouldn't have answers to (I just graduated college, of course I don't have working experience with corporate loans), and tried to make me feel like a dumb ass when they asked what my salary expectations are. I said mid-$40ks would be nice. What am I supposed to say? "I'd really enjoy making $30k?" Looks like college was a complete waste of time. Guess I'll sell my body.</quote> So you need to make this a growing experience. Write down the questions you were asked. Practice answering them in a way, while not optimal, will make you seem to have a confident answer so next time you interview you won't seem unsure. Confidence is always key.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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