Congratulations - good effort - definately worth coping with the nerves then!!
I get nervous when doing anything for the first time - particularly meeting new people from here!
I've given up being nervous,
So I'm a right cocky twat now!
Lucy
Well done, I hope you enjoy your new job...............
well done :rose:
i find that most people get nervious about most things if the outcome is a result of a change in life style or environment, its normal to feel nervious when you make a big dission in your life, still its how you overcome them nerves and by the sound of it you have totaly done yourself credit.
be proud of your achievements
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:thrilled: for you
Hey Lucy - Nice one!!!
I was at an interview yesterday too, and am pretty confident it'll work out.
Didn't help when I got on the train to learn there'd been a signal failure halfway though....crowded platform, no train, major nerves....anxious wasn't the word for it!
I get really nervous with anything like interviews, so I know where you were at....still all came good for ya hun!
Well done, and enjoy your new job!
Andy xxx
Hey Lucy - Nice one!!!
I was at an interview yesterday too, and am pretty confident it'll work out.
Didn't help when I got on the train to learn there'd been a signal failure halfway though....crowded platform, no train, major nerves....anxious wasn't the word for it!
I get really nervous with anything like interviews, so I know where you were at....still all came good for ya hun!
Well done, and enjoy your new job!
Andy xxx
Just wanted to apologise - managed to submit my last post twice somehow...didnt want to be seen as greedy!!
no never, had to many working my way up in the job i'm in now.
my secret is telling myself that i dont really need this job, life will go on if i don't get it.
still give it 100% but if you don't get it it's not the end of the world.
i get more nervous going back to someones house that you've only just met - real butterflies then - try telling myself that it'll be ok just relax - but the flutters are something else.
glad you got the job anyway x
Well done girl !!!!
:happy: :happy: :happy:
Fee
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Interviews are bloody hard these days.......I interview people sometimes myself and the questions I have to ask people are ridiculous......even for the lower paid jobs!
I once had to ask a would be receptionist to role play what she would do in case of a gun toting lunatic arriving at the desk......and this was in the NHS (I know NHS services are bad, but WTF!!)
Anyway, well done for getting the job!
This confirms why I have been working for the same company for almost fourteen years (what a waste of my life), I don't fancy the interviews, though having said that, I get very cold easily so couldn't do an outside job, I get tired driving so couldn't do a driving job, I can't lift anything heavier than a bag of sugar so couldn't do any lifting jobs, and don't have any computer type qualifications so wouldn't have much to go for anyway. I got desperate a year ago and the only job I though I could apply for was a sausage maker in a local butchers. Oh and I hate managing staff and I don't like akward people (customers).
I wanted to be an accountant you know. Mind you my dream job I applied for fourteen years ago (and didn't get) has just been given the chop.
Regards
Harry Jones
Congrats on your new job hope all works out and its what you want to do.
As for nerves I just dont have them at interviews. In my profession I have to give public consultations and expos, so when it comes to interviews I suppose I am lucky.
And Ive DJ'd and MC'd infront of 100's if not thousands of people, I must be strange cause I get a buzz out of it
:roll: so basically answered to the best of my ability as by now I was so convinced I had thrown it away anyways 
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:wink: :wink: :lol: thx HC xxx
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