NOUN
- an interview to determine whether an applicant is suitable for a position of employment
How To Use job interview In A Sentence
- If I arrived at a job interview with unbrushed teeth and hair sticking through my panty hose, I'd get hired for not making an effort. Beauty
- She needs her passport back for a job interview. Times, Sunday Times
- You really have to sell yourself at a job interview.
- The 31-year-old job hunter was delighted when she received an appointment for a job interview.
- A job interview is a very artificial situation.
- Another qualification would give me a big advantage at job interviews.
- She's trying to build up a portfolio of work to show during job interviews.
- You shouldn't wear anything too loud to a job interview.
- On that job interview you mentioned, where you honestly expressed to a school principal your objections to journalism, you were punished for your courage, for your leftist deviationism, for ‘not playing the game.’
- Hm, you know, looking back, I wish I had said all that stuff and more in the job interview, instead of getting stumped by that trap of a question.
