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No Offer – Interviewed in Tampa, FL Apr 2012 – Reviewed Apr 29, 2012
Interview Details –
I applied through the website and a week later received a call to schedule an interview. I arrived at the interview on time and was told to wait in the waiting room while the interviewer got her stuff ready. When she came to meet me she was very nice. She told me the person who called me for the interview wasn't there so she was ganna do it. She knew nothing about me because she hadn't seen my resume or application so she asked me to tell her about myself. I made the mistake of telling her I took cosmetology in high school for 2 years because I thought it would up my chances of getting hired (considering this was a Salon) and she spent about 5 minutes asking me repeatedly why I didn't proceed to get my license. I tried explaining that I had only taken the class to learn to make cool hairstyles and because I thought it would be fun, but I had no intention of becoming a professional cosmetologist and that hairstyling was just a hobby for me. It wasn't something I wanted to career in. Not everybody is cut out to be a hairstylist, but she wouldn't understand that. I don't see what having a hairstyling license has to do with being a receptionist. The whole interview took about 15 minutes.
Overall, I thought it went really well and was told she was ganna look over my application and call me for a 2nd interview, but I never got a callback. If it's because I don't have a hairstyling license they need to reread my application, because I didn't apply for hairstylist!
Interview Questions
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Apr 2010 – Reviewed Apr 12, 2012
Interview Details – I walked in with my resume, and I was offered an interview on the spot. The manager was slightly off, and had me style her hair while we talked (she had just washed her hair and needed someone to blow dry it). I should have taken that as a sign, it was the afternoon she probably should have styled her hair earlier and not at work. The interview was casual, and she mostly asked me about my school experience. My post education experience was assisting in a salon for about a year. The manager then proceeded to bash my previous salon manager. I was then offered the job. I accepted it because the location was great and I heard of promising clientele traffic.
Interview Question – Wasn't your old salon manager a self-centered CooCoo? View Answer
Negotiation Details – There was no option to negotiate.
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