I felt like/feel like it went really well. He told me starting off that they "just got the department at 11 this morning" which is very typical casino. lol. I feel like I spoke with confidence, and was positive, but not overly so. I gave an example of what I wouldn't do, as an example of just spending/wasting money on something I know is fairly common in that particular segment of business, but I have never thought was a great idea (remind me to sometime blog about my first "gay love" which is sort of related though, lol) and I talked about ways to look at business that are using resources probably sitting right there, just with nobody to do it, I talked about my style of management, etc. blah, blah, blah-blah-blah.
Anyway, here's hoping - fingers crossed.
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1 comment:
If you feel that you weren't overly positive, and that you spoke with confidence, then surely this has been imprinted on the mind of the interviewer. Although we 'don't win them all', from what it sound like here, you have a standing chance of succeeding. From previous interviews, I find that the more relaxed you are coming in, and also the more relaxed you appear to be (although you're scared shitless sometines), the better your odds are of getting hired because 'you're cool under pressure'.
Best of luck to you in your endeavors. Nice blog.
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