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    Applied to a Job Feeling Miscellaneous Planning Thinking

    I recently had a phone interview with a hot tub and outdoor leisure company for a customer service representative position. The conversation went really well, and the interviewer mentioned that he enjoyed our banter. He invited me for an in-person interview tomorrow with him and his assistant, which is exciting but also nerve-wracking. I'm currently facing some challenges, as I've just been kicked out and am essentially homeless. My work experience is limited to the restaurant industry, so I'm not sure how to present myself for this interview. I want to make a good impression, but I'm uncertain about how to dress and style my hair. I have a nice button-down shirt with a small pattern and some decent pants, but I don't have any formal shoes. My options are white and yellow sneakers that are a bit dirty, black high-top Converse that I can clean up, or clean Caterpillar work boots. I'm leaning towards the Converse, but I'm not sure if they'll be appropriate. Regarding my hair, I don't have the means to style it extensively, but I want it to look professional. I'm considering a cheap haircut, but I'm hesitant about how much to cut off. I also have a small makeup bag with essentials like foundation and mascara, but I'm unsure how much makeup to wear without overdoing it. I really need this job to improve my situation, so any advice on how to present myself would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your kindness!

    Job title: Customer Service Representative

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    Luxoft

    2 updates Same company and role

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    Job Application Scam Thinking #

    I came across a job opportunity with Luxoft that raised some red flags for me. The communication was primarily through Microsoft Teams, and the language used was quite peculiar. They kept saying 'kindly' in a way that felt off, which I've read is a common indicator of scams, especially when coming from overseas. The emails were from a Gmail account, and the English was broken, with names spelled incorrectly and excessive capitalization throughout. It made me really suspicious. After doing some research and reading comments from others who experienced similar situations, I’m convinced this is a scam. I decided not to pursue it further and to be cautious about any future opportunities.

    Company: Luxoft

    Job title: N/A

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    Lowe's Hardware · Lead Cashier

    2 updates Same company and role

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    I recently interviewed for a full-time Lead Cashier position at Lowe's Hardware last Friday afternoon. I felt really good about the interview and am eager to hear back. However, I'm currently facing some tough personal challenges, including being homeless and having to care for my cat. It's now Monday, and I know I probably won't hear back until later in the week, but I'm considering calling to check on the status of my application. I tend to get really anxious about these kinds of calls due to my autism, so I'm looking for advice on how to approach this without feeling too awkward. Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

    Company: Lowe's Hardware

    Job title: Lead Cashier

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