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I got a interview at a local computer repair shop tomorrow and i was wondering how i should be prepared for it.

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maybe prepare your introduction?

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No different to any other interview really, be confident and whatever you do DO NOT LIE about what you are able to do! Other than that, the only things really dictating if you get it or not are who you are and your knowledge.

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Don't act like you're going to work for Best Buy, aka show you actually do know what you are talking about.

 

 

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Be humble and answer all their questions directly, but do hint at the fact that you are actually educated about computers, unlike many salespeople who claim to be. Don't brag, and be confident.

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I got a interview at a local computer repair shop tomorrow and i was wondering how i should be prepared for it.

Be confident in yourself and in your abilities. Don't be afraid to know and state your limitations. Most importantly, ASK QUESTIONS! Most interviewees will sit there and answer the normal questions, and while your answers are important, most dont ask many questions themselves.

 

Ask stuff like WHY the interviewer works there. Ask what the company does, aside from monetary benefits (aka money) does to show its appreciation for its employees. Ask them what their biggest challenge is in a modern service industry.

 

Also KNOW THE COMPANY. Research the fuck out of the company. Know their basic history (if it's posted anywhere). Don't be afraid to show off, spout some of that knowledge bro.

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