i started a new job and was given uniforms. They were stored in a inventory closet in a tote, but they have a musky smell to them. I have washed them twice but they just still smell. Its not BO or a specific chemical smell, just smell kind of stale?
What can i do to get this smell out? i was thinking washing them with Dawn dish soap instead of regular laundry soap, Will that help?
I have heard the advice, "Don't come across as desperate in the interview." How do I avoid sounding desperate. I am desperate for a job.
I feel I am very confident in my abilities so I can lean on my confidence for questions about the job specifically.
But when it comes to start date and salary, how can I not sound desperate?
I didn't get the job I had originally applied for, but my resume was forwarded to another company. The manager emailed me and asked me to come for a meeting.
I'm having a hard time preparing for this meeting/interview because I don't know exactly what the job is.... I originally applied to be an office assistant so I'm assuming it is a similar role. I'm more of a people person, but what if they need a more clerical person? I really need a job, so I don't want to sound picky.
My plan is to go to the meeting and to ask, "Can you tell me more about the position you are seeking to fill?" Then base my conversation off that.
What would you recommend for going to an interview with the job description unknown.
(For those concerned about safety. It is a real company. I have driven to the location and the person who emailed me is identifiable on their website.)
I'm curious if its a generational thing or more of a specific algorithm I've triggered. I have a lot of streaming subscriptions, but I have ads to save $$$.
I get at least two GLP-1 ads a show. It seems obsessive.
I'm thinking of googling more animal related things to get some Chewy ads or something else.