Writing Project One- Unit One "And We're Off!" Write your own comment in response to "Flipping your job interview " article. Use appropriate phrases for agreeing, disagreeing, and/or showing appreciation. Write 50-70 words in the online text below Flipping your & B * job interview A Finally! You've landed an interview for a great job. You've done your homework, prepared answers for all the usual questions, done your research on the company, its products, and its customers. There's nothing left to do but cross your fingers and hope. Or is there? C A job interview is not a one-way Your answers to their questions are conversation. The company is looking important, but the questions you for the right candidate, but you're also ask will also help you make a good looking for something - the right job impression. If you ask about training for you. opportunities, they know you want to Come prepared with a few questions learn. If you ask about career paths, that show you are serious about the job. they know you have long-term goals. Think about how you want to develop If you ask your interviewer about your skills, your training interests, the their own career, they know you are a types of projects you'd like to work on. person who respects their coworkers. You can also ask about the social side, Flip the interview! Be confident and if it's a fun place to work -though ask the questions that will help you maybe not in so many words! decide if this is the job for you

Writing Project One- Unit One "And We're Off!" Write your own comment in response to "Flipping your job interview" article. Use appropriate phrases for agreeing, disagreeing, and/or showing appreciation. Write 50-70 words in the online text below Flipping your B * job interview A Finally! You've landed an interview for a great job. You've done your homework, prepared answers for all the usual questions, done your research on the company, its products, and its customers. There's nothing left to do but cross your fingers and hope. Or is there? A job interview is not a one-way conversation. The company is looking for the right candidate, but you're also looking for something - the right job for you. Come prepared with a few questions that show you are serious about the job. Think about how you want to develop your skills, your training interests, the types of projects you'd like to work on. You can also ask about the social side, if it's a fun place to work-though maybe not in so many words! C Your answers to their questions are important, but the questions you ask will also help you make a good impression. If you ask about training opportunities, they know you want to learn. If you ask about career paths, they know you have long-term goals. If you ask your interviewer about their own career, they know you are a person who respects their coworkers. Flip the interview! Be confident and ask the questions that will help you decide if this is the job for you.