I'm so disappointed at myself for not passing the Interview, I was so nervous and blushing all the time. I cant even elaborate on the things i want to say. I just answered shortly the questions he asked me, i think i didnt explain that well!I hate

I was thinking of you today. Warm wishes for your success.

Find a private place (I use the bathroom if there are too many people at home!) and take a deep breath. Then practice a few of the tips, slowly. Take your time. Tomorrow before the interview take a deep breath also, hold that breath for a

Hi Vera, Thank you so much for your advice! I really appreciate it, i am just concern what will be my husband's reaction if i did not pass on the interview but as im saying even if im not good in english as long as i try, right?Now, im reading

I think Verade gave you some good advice! I think it's also completely okay to say something like "I'm a little nervous because my English is still a work in progress" as you get going, so they person will (I hope) try to remember to speak a

First of all, consider tomorrow's job interview good practice for future ones. Believe that you will have many more interviews if this one does not work out. Next, dress well, be calm (even if you don't feel so inside!), and shake hands. Be

Hi everyone, I am a filipina and im new immigrant here in Missouri. and im having trouble of my english because i cannot speak well just like an american. I have a job interview tomorrow and i really dont know what to do because of my poor

Hi, Needless to say "Me too." is not correct. But, what is your grammatical point of view for "You too."? I've heard people of various status use it all the time. It's grammatical, in the sense that it can be seen as an abbreviation of 'It's

Clive wrote: Hi, What would you do if you were in a business meeting with a client, or at a job interview, or sitting in an office or in a classroom? Clive Good point, Clive.

Hi, What would you do if you were in a business meeting with a client, or at a job interview, or sitting in an office or in a classroom? Clive