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Acing the job interview

JEN: OK Jen, you got this. The job is as good as yours.

UNIPONY: Heheheheeee, wow.

JEN: Hey! Don't you have kids to tote?

UNIPONY: Uh, not at the moment. But I could help you ace your job interview. For a price.

JEN:Job interview tips from a talking kids' ride? Seems legit. 

UNIPONY: Wise choice. Now, let's get started. If you want to make a great first impression, you've got to ace what you wear! You're best off with something vibrant and memorable. Don't be afraid to express yourself. This getup might be a bit too formal. 

JEN: But it's my super fancy suit. I don't have time to go…

UNIPONY: Don't worry, lady, I got this.

JEN: Wow, you're so talented!

UNIPONY: You also need to ace what you bring. For instance, your resumé should be informative, tidy and neat. Not a biographical epic.   

JEN: Oh.

UNIPONY: Just a sec.

JEN: Ooooh, spiffy! I'm good to go!

UNIPONY: Whooooooa lady. How much do you know about this establishment, anyway?

JEN: Uhhhm… Candy Museum? It's perfect for me, because I love candy and guided tours!

UNIPONY: There's more to the museum business than you might think, so ace what you know. Being informed about the company is a big benefit in any interview. Show some real interest, and they just might return it. You could check for info on blogs, news, the company website and social media. Just don't get too familiar and start talking about awkward office party pics or something.

JEN: Hmmm… Hey, I love that candy fair! I know tons about it too. Gotta use that.

UNIPONY: Now you're talking! 

JEN: Yeah, well, it's really the talking part that makes me nervous.

UNIPONY: So, take an improv class! Sign up for a public speaking workshop!  You want to be clear, positive and confident… without oversharing. In other words, ace what you say!

JEN: Uh-huh.

UNIPONY: It also helps to know what your strengths and weaknesses are, so you can promote your strengths and be ready to address how you're improving your weak points. This way you don't get caught off guard in the interview. 

JEN: Hmmm.

UNIPONY: And keep in mind, a big part of what you say is… body language!

JEN: Wow! Power pose! I see what you mean.

UNIPONY: Right? So, ace what you wear! Ace what you bring! Ace what you know! And ace what you say! Now, get in there and land yourself that sweet job! 

JEN: Thanks! You know, you really should get paid more.

UNIPONY: What's an awkward situation you've encountered on the job and how did you handle it?

KID: Mom…