[vfr400boy]

i have got a job interview tomorrow at a goat farm  , i have never had an interview before  , i have read there web site , what else can i do i have allways worked on farms so have good husbandry skill's but have rubbish paper work skill's , any advice ??
   thanks

[LouiseG]

Head up, keep smiling and tell them what your good at, not what you can't do. Good luck you'll be fine 

[vfr400boy]

thanks Louise just a bit nervous

[Rosemary]

Good luck 

[vfr400boy]

thanks

[Brucklay]

Be positive, try and stay calm - easier said than done sometimes - like earlier posts talk about what you're good about and listen and listen more so you answer as best you can - I'll keep    for you

[Alistair]

Engage with them, try and turn the interview into a conversation not just a question and answer session, you'll feel more relaxed and come across better, easier said than done I know

Anyway good luck, you probably don't need it, if you've got an interview, they're already interested in you

[Fowgill Farm]

Good luck 
mandy

[HelenVF]

Good luck!  Be confident and believe in yourself.

Helen

[luckylady]

Hope it goes well 

[Daisys Mum]

Keeping    for you

[plumseverywhere]

Hope its gone OK - keeping  for you! I'm probably too late now, you are likely already there! But I agree with everything already said...be yourself, you are being interviewed for a job with goats, they'll be wanting to hear about your experience and it sounds like you have plenty 

[ZacB]

Chris, hope the interview went well 

[Marsbar]

 
Hope it went well 


Richard

[vfr400boy]

thanks for the advice , i think it went well  ? the man was very nice he said he would ring me by the end of next week so fingers crossed  , thanks agan Chris