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    Re: Interviewing
    Posted by NYC teacher on 6/10/08

    On 6/07/08, Interviewing wrote:
    > I am interviewing for teacher jobs as I just obtained my
    > teacher's license. I have a black suit from Limited that I
    > am wearing. However, it has been about 95 degrees where I
    > live. When I get to the interviews, the principals all
    > seem to have tank tops and shorts on. Of course, I
    > wouldn't wear tank tops and shorts to a job interview, but
    > I feel stupid wearing a suit when they are dressed so
    > casual. Also, I am dripping with sweat just walking
    > through the parking lot and some schools don't have air
    > conditioning. Am I still supposed to wear a suit? I
    > actually had a hard time finding high heel closed toe
    > black shoes to go with my suit because the malls where I
    > live are all selling flip flops and sandals. I finally
    > found shoes, but it feels like I am the only person in my
    > city who has to interview for jobs. Does anyone else feel
    > dumb wearing a suit when they interview? Thanks!

    Last summer I interviewed all summer long. I don't know
    where you live, but NYC in the summer can be brutal;
    especially on the subway platforms. I had on a t-shirt
    underneath a dress jacket, with fairly heavy pants to
    accompany it. It's the nicest outfit I bought during student
    teaching, so I just used that. I sweated like crazy during
    the interview, but they didn't see to care. Just wipe your
    face and hands off before you walk into the school. Just
    make sure your hands aren't that sweaty when you shake hands
    lol

    It was worth it though, because it landed me a job.

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    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • Interviewing, 6/07/08, by Interviewing.
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/10/08, by NYC teacher.
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/11/08, by MDTeach.
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/11/08, by Leah .
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/12/08, by interviewing people right now.
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/12/08, by Jennifer.
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/12/08, by Leah .
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/12/08, by Leah .
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/12/08, by Interviewing.
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/13/08, by amber.
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/14/08, by Hose.
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/17/08, by young teacher.
  • Re: Interviewing, 6/22/08, by Ooii.

     
     

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