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sheesh finally i have been looking for work since may  and i finally have my first interview it is surprisingly hard to find a job at age 16 with your drivers license but no experience. hopefully the interview goes well i really need those pay checks for a new bike   so i am pretty nervous any words of wisdom?  
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lol. Id give advice if i had any. its awfully hard to get a job when your 15. no license and you live in a place where there is one store who wont hir unless your over 18. i pretty much mow lawns and stack wood lol ~pat  
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it is very odd where i live it seems that older people are taking jobs that teenagers used to do during the summer  
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good observation. its true. there were a bunch of studies done. saying that for us teens it was getting harder and harder to find jobs because older people that were layed of were taking htem. because employers would rather hire an older more experienced person lol. whihc sucks the big one for us kids who need jobs as well. ~pat  
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pin_it, where is your Yamaha.

When you interview be positive and answer the questions kind of direct, what I mean by that is dont give extra info in your answer. They most want to know what or how you can help the company not what you do on weekends.

Dress well, speek clear and loud enough so they dont have to say "what did you say" or "say again".

If you can find out some things about there company, like some history. This will help you tell them how much of a asset you can be to them.

Good luck and let us know how it went.  
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Sorry, my mastake, its the other pin_it that has the Yamaha.  
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