Interviews - How To Ask For A Job | Graduate Coach

A discussion on how you should close your interview by asking for the job.
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[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I want this job, because it's more than a job, it's a career. I can "get a job" anywhere, but there are few places where I can get a career that will challenge me, stretch me, and force me to work beyond my potential. You have a proven track record for innovation and success, and these are goals I've set for myself. No, I don't want this "job" but I do want this career.

[@user-zv9eb4cz7m]

Dang *clap clap*

[@annhoward1851]

PERFECT 🥰 💞 👌

[@oc014]

You said this nearly a decade ago and he still posts daily more impressive than his statement.

[@maizestudios9733]

But this is too much if you're applying to like McDonald's or something.

[@TortoRacoon]

I was actually looking for a video explaining how to ask for a job, meaning: before any intervew. I assume that If you made it to the intervew, the act of asking for a job is rather redundant.

[@eren8279]

Same

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I've asked for jobs...and have been told, "no."

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I want this job, because I have high standards for myself, and chose this company because they are the leaders in this industry, and I want to be affiliated with the best. If I don't get this job and am resigned to work for another company, I probably will do less than my best because I want to work for this one.

[@rayanwazir9978]

Elgin Subwaysurfer Bolling have u got it yet??? 👀

[@bongandimande490]

This really helped

[@syedshabazs1036]

I bet the part is to play it but not come across to be "desperate"

[@leonardoespindol7118]

Is it ok, to go up, and speak with the owner of the business for a job, without getting an interview permit ?

[@henrykeats6950]

Yes

[@offxcialsam8172]

Believe me everybody says l want the job

[@_baller]

Saying I want the job is not asking for the job lol

[@aliciaaltom6652]

So how would you?🤨

[@cmitch8969]

It’s a statement not a question

[@graduatecoach5336]

This always works!