second interview advice?

[YamR1,V64motion]

ive been called back for a second interview tomorrow and am more concerned as its with an area manager as oposed to a branch manager, it is for an estate agent position but ive never done that type of sales before it just appealed to me as it is a change and more varied, does anyone have any advice and tips? i would really like the job and dont want to end up saying the wrong thing and messing it up

edited to add, sorry for posting the same thread twice my computer froze and i didnt think it posted.

>> Edited by YamR1,V64motion on Thursday 15th December 13:08

[B17NNS]

try not to repeat yourself

[2 sMoKiN bArReLs]

Be yourself. They liked you first time.

[YamR1,V64motion]

thanks for the advice, do you think i should wear a different suit than i did the other day? or does that not really matter too much?

[bga]

[quote=YamR1,V64motion]



thanks for the advice, do you think i should wear a different suit than i did the other day? or does that not really matter too much?[/quote]
If they are blokes they won't remember what you uwore last time

[kamal996]

YamR1 said:

thanks for the advice, do you think i should wear a different suit than i did the other day? or does that not really matter too much?

Make sure its a very shiny one and make sure you have got enough hair gel. Dont forget to leave your intelligence at home either...

>> Edited by Paracetamol on Thursday 15th December 15:07

[YamR1,V64motion]

bga said:

[quote=YamR1,V64motion] thanks for the advice, do you think i should wear a different suit than i did the other day? or does that not really matter too much?

If they are blokes they won't remember what you uwore last time[/quote]

one of them was a lady last time which is why i asked, think i will to be on the safe side

[YamR1,V64motion]

kamal996 said:

[quote=YamR1,V64motion] thanks for the advice, do you think i should wear a different suit than i did the other day? or does that not really matter too much?

Make sure its a very shiny one and make sure you have got enough hair ge. Dont forget to leave your intelligence at home either...[/quote]


sound advice.....thanks

>> Edited by YamR1,V64motion on Thursday 15th December 14:26

[silversun]

Yes, get a user name without a comma so it doesn't up every time anyone tries to quote you.

[Dinod]

I would think that like with all sales jobs, presentation is important and especially for estate agents what you wear is NB. It might be a good idea to show them that you own more than one suit although we all have our 'favourite' one!!

I also think the V6 or an R1 might be a bit too serious to arrive in. Maybe a mini/beetle/1 series is more in keeping with estate agents style

[randlemarcus]

Dont forget the phat tie - at least six inches across at the knot.

[tiga84]

[quote=YamR1,V64motion]



ive been called back for a second interview tomorrow and am more concerned as its with an area manager as oposed to a branch manager, it is for an estate agent position but ive never done that type of sales before it just appealed to me as it is a change and more varied, does anyone have any advice and tips? i would really like the job and dont want to end up saying the wrong thing and messing it up

edited to add, sorry for posting the same thread twice my computer froze and i didnt think it posted.

>> Edited by YamR1,V64motion on Thursday 15th December 13:08[/quote]

I wouldnt' worry, show keeness, enthusiasm, and whats already been said on here. Don't worry about the suit, just look presentable, and sharp. Is it direct or through an agency? Might have couple of little tips of its through an agency.

[racingsnake]

Say "im sorry i dont know" a lot.
But if you don't get the job charge them for your time.LOL.
Good luck.

[YamR1,V64motion]

thanks for all the advice, and fingers crossed it goes well i will let you all know tomorrow, also in answer to the agency question it was direct and not through a recruitment agency.
if one of the mods would let me change my username i would gladly but have no clue how to do it.