#interview stuff

[amaikana]

TODAY, I BRING YOU: PHIL!

Source: www.anitrendz.net/news/2019/08/13/interview-the-promised-neverland-director-and-producers/

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Paul: And I think I remember one thing, where he (John) said, “When I got this letter, I saw the writing on the front of it and thought it was a fucking fan!” Cause you know she wrote like an American.

@knowheresam post about John’s anger towards Paul, Linda, and general familial bitterness.  

Possibly the letter in question, or one of the letters, as John wrote “wondering what middle aged cranky Beatle fan wrote it” in response to Linda. (Although apparently Paul doesn't realize the letter was up for auction? lol).

https://www.nme.com/news/music/john-lennon-paul-mccartney-letter-auction-1855454

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Lennon & McCartney Interview: Top Of The Pops, 3/20/1967

One of the early signs John and Paul should have started therapy: 

Interviewer: Will the Beatles tour again?

John: Fuck no.

Paul: You never know! *crosses fingers* 

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John Lennon New Musical Express Interview 1966

John was dreaming about selling his Kenwood house and moving into London, right near Paul. And Paul did “get by alright” in his town house, yet John never moved. He was such a dreamy guy, I can see how he gets resentful when things don’t work out the way he pictures all pretty in his head. He had so many dreams, somehow involving Paul in them. And he sounds rather lonely here — discussing the formality and lack of spontaneity of the suburbs, and how he doesn’t seem to quite fit in. He obviously missed and needed Paul, too.

[c-offeeandcocoa]

Hi Tara! I'm applying for vacation schemes this term and was wondering what did you wear to your interview? Any tips you have on how to dress would help massively, I'm deciding what to pack now!

Hi! First of all, GOOD LUCK! I'm sure you'll be fabulous (:

I wore...oh gosh, I'm not sure I can remember! I think I wore a red silk shirt, tucked into a black pencil skirt that went down to below my knees (very important - don't wear anything too short, law firms tend to be fairly conservative), a black blazer, and simple black heels. I wore simple earrings that matched the top, and my standard other everyday jewellery.

The standard is generally skirt, blouse and blazer or smart dress + blazer. I'd recommend going for the former because it can be quite easy to misjudge a dress and end up looking too casual.  Basically, the look you're going for is polished and well-turned out. Avoid big logos or anything that's obviously expensive to the point of being garish - so if your bag happens to have a massive Chanel logo on it, leave it at home. Similarly, keep jewellery understated. Avoid anything too low cut.

Good materials are always fab and go a long way to making you look great. They're also less likely to show nervous sweats - polyester is unforgiving.

Also keep in mind that at interviews, it's not just what you wear, but how you wear it. If you're wearing a lovely outfit, but your hair is messy, your shoes are scuffed and your nails are in a state, it'll hurt you more than if you're wearing clothes that are a little second-rate, but you're well-presented. Clothes can be changed easily with more money/better developed taste - the other things are a little more difficult to alter, speak to your self-respect, and go a long way in making an impression!

[carlos-penavega]

Hello, it’s 2018 and I have another job interview. I’m fuckin’ nervous and feel dead because I didn’t get enough sleep last night so I can’t think properly. Wish me luck! Bye~

[pfletcher]

I applied for a job doing marketing for a company and i, uh, i got a call for an interview and it turns out it’s for a gentleman’s club 😰

[rhiorhino]

I talked too fast in spots but at least I didn't trip over my tongue, and my brain only blanked out once, and I made her laugh a lot so at least there's that