dishayu
W:O:A Metalhead
Ye. There were another 6-8k people outside, who had bought passes but couldn't come in because there was no more room. They climbed on top of trees and busses outside the venue to get any sort of a visual xD
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Ye. There were another 6-8k people outside, who had bought passes but couldn't come in because there was no more room. They climbed on top of trees and busses outside the venue to get any sort of a visual xD
dishayu
W:O:A Metalhead
Wow. I wish I could be that confident.
Oh, right.
Yeah but I don't like failing.
I wouldn't say it's easy, but yeaah. I know I have to try to think questions that they might ask and also what I would answer.
I hate being in the center of attention in this kind of situations. I'm afraid I might shut down.
What sort of job role is the interview for?
Koldawne
W:O:A Metalhead
Wow. I wish I could be that confident.
Oh, right.
Yeah but I don't like failing.
I wouldn't say it's easy, but yeaah. I know I have to try to think questions that they might ask and also what I would answer.
I hate being in the center of attention in this kind of situations. I'm afraid I might shut down.
Failure is how we learn sometimes
If you never failed you would never improve right?Interviews are a little tricky sometimes but I have found that if you just be yourself you are much happier in any job you get as opposed to just telling them what they want to hear. I guess it's where your priorities lay.. it's easy to regurgitate common accepted answers to interview questions. Everyone does it so there is nothing about any one person that will stand out.
Personally regardless of if I get a job or not, people always remember me because I refuse to be a 'drone'.
I'm sure you will do fine
and as everyone has said..you don't lose anything by trying right? 
agresionpower
W:O:A Metalgod
dishayu
W:O:A Metalhead
I subscribe to this school of thought as well. Which is why I choose not to prepare for the "expected" questions. I know I would inevitably end up fabricating an answer that's soothing for them rather than what I want to say. Simply winging it for those questions has worked out very well for me, at least.
Milkie
W:O:A Metalmaster
Food service worker, or something like that. It's in the metro (underground, tube or whatever) depot. I would do some cleaning, cash register work, and some kitchen work.
Koldawne
W:O:A Metalhead
an ice hockey game...
nope.. our arena only has seating for 19,153 and a capacity of 20,500 including standing room
agresionpower
W:O:A Metalgod
nope.. our arena only has seating for 19,153 and a capacity of 20,500 including standing room
damn, I thought it was a big sport over there
Koldawne
W:O:A Metalhead
That's all about 'teamwork' and speed - assuming you like that sort of thing you should have no problem. I personally hate having to rely on other people to do their jobs so that I can do mine
Milkie
W:O:A Metalmaster
Failure is how we learn sometimes
Interviews are a little tricky sometimes but I have found that if you just be yourself you are much happier in any job you get as opposed to just telling them what they want to hear. I guess it's where your priorities lay.. it's easy to regurgitate common accepted answers to interview questions. Everyone does it so there is nothing about any one person that will stand out.
Personally regardless of if I get a job or not, people always remember me because I refuse to be a 'drone'.
I'm sure you will do fine
Yeah, that's true.
Hard part is trying to think what things I could say so I would stand out and they would pick me.
Yeaah.
Koldawne
W:O:A Metalhead
damn, I thought it was a big sport over there
That IS big for us! the US arenas are a lot bigger, we just don't have the population to support it. We have a ton of land but it's not very crowded at all...not like Amsterdam (that was insane)!
dishayu
W:O:A Metalhead
nope.. our arena only has seating for 19,153 and a capacity of 20,500 including standing room
Most of the concerts here happen in the front yard of Bangalore Palace (which is about 20 football fields big, rough estimate). So they just pick a small area in that ground, construct an enclosed area over a couple of days with metal fences and say "okay, that's your concert venue". xD
Koldawne
W:O:A Metalhead
Yeah, that's true.
Hard part is trying to think what things I could say so I would stand out and they would pick me.
Yeaah.
Just be friendly
what you say is sometimes not as important as HOW you say it. Customer service jobs need very 'bubbly and friendly' people to make the customers happy.
Milkie
W:O:A Metalmaster
That's all about 'teamwork' and speed - assuming you like that sort of thing you should have no problem. I personally hate having to rely on other people to do their jobs so that I can do mine
Well I think it's workplace cafeteria so I don't know how fast it will be. I can work in a team if I have to but I rather work alone.
dishayu
W:O:A Metalhead
Yeah, that's true.
Hard part is trying to think what things I could say so I would stand out and they would pick me.
Yeaah.
I'm out. I have no idea what I would say if I were in your position.
You should visit India. I thought Amsterdam (all of Europe, actually) was very pleasant and uncrowded.