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BestOfTheBest
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For me its me better just to get them all done on one day. but i still have my phscial test to go which i dont when. they will tell probably onces i do my medical and interview and aptt
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This question has been done to death. You can find your answer by doing a quick search.
However, i will give my own experience.
The interview at the CFRC is like any job interview. You should come dressed appropriately.
When i had my interview i wore dress pants and a dress shirt, and the 5-6 other people there for their interviews/medicals were wearing basically just a tshirt and jeans. Now i looked very over dressed comparing myself to them, but it was an interview and i came dressed appropriately for it.
That's as much of an answer i can give.
Do a search you will get a lot more input.
However, i will give my own experience.
The interview at the CFRC is like any job interview. You should come dressed appropriately.
When i had my interview i wore dress pants and a dress shirt, and the 5-6 other people there for their interviews/medicals were wearing basically just a tshirt and jeans. Now i looked very over dressed comparing myself to them, but it was an interview and i came dressed appropriately for it.
That's as much of an answer i can give.
Do a search you will get a lot more input.
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Was that a furnished or unfurnished suite? ;D
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I recommend going bare-chested, wearing a kilt, the shrunken heads of the punks who made fun of you on the bus the other day tied around your neck on a hemp cord, a claymore strapped to your back and a kukhri in your belt, and at least half of your face daubed with blue woad war paint.
This will effectively communicate your intrinsic motivation, dedication to the aims of the organization, and your latent aggressiveness, as well as your deep-seated desire to rise above the rest. Plus, the look-cool factor is unbeatable. 8)
Or you can do what I did and meekly wear your cleanest Sears suit to the interview.
This will effectively communicate your intrinsic motivation, dedication to the aims of the organization, and your latent aggressiveness, as well as your deep-seated desire to rise above the rest. Plus, the look-cool factor is unbeatable. 8)
Or you can do what I did and meekly wear your cleanest Sears suit to the interview.
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I wore dress slacks and a light sweater, business attire.
Best advice I was ever given was dress like you were working there already. Since you don't have a uniform, wear slacks, dress shirt and a tie.
Best advice I was ever given was dress like you were working there already. Since you don't have a uniform, wear slacks, dress shirt and a tie.
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I wore a striped collard shirt, and some nice, clean jeans, only because I had to go right to school after the interview to make a physics test. I feel like I was dressed well for the occasion, but not over-dressed. I'll definitely be wearing a suit when I get sworn in.
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FITSUMO said:
The same happened to me. I was wearing suite and tie and the recruiter told me that I was a serious and proud recruit. Make sure to shine your shoes. That was the first thing the recruiter spoted on me.
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You guys are all wrong.
Go out and buy a full set of cbts from an army surplus store - Canadian or otherwise.
Then buy some 18 hole doc martens, and a sidearm - a gold plated desert eagle will do nicely.
get some body armour, and then cam your face like Kurt Russel in "Soldier"
Walk into the recruiting center brandishing your sidearm, and only speak in grunts and monosyllabic words to the staff.
If they require paperwork, crumple it up and throw it on the floor at their feet - this will demonstrate your disdain for paperwork and further cement your reputation as a "hardcore" troop
If they call security (or the Police) demonstrate your martial arts skills - dont worry, it is all part of the test.
Or you could wear a suit... it is an interview.
Go out and buy a full set of cbts from an army surplus store - Canadian or otherwise.
Then buy some 18 hole doc martens, and a sidearm - a gold plated desert eagle will do nicely.
get some body armour, and then cam your face like Kurt Russel in "Soldier"
Walk into the recruiting center brandishing your sidearm, and only speak in grunts and monosyllabic words to the staff.
If they require paperwork, crumple it up and throw it on the floor at their feet - this will demonstrate your disdain for paperwork and further cement your reputation as a "hardcore" troop
If they call security (or the Police) demonstrate your martial arts skills - dont worry, it is all part of the test.
Or you could wear a suit... it is an interview.
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Staff edit for tone, content, inappropriate slur/description.
Staff edit for tone, content, inappropriate slur/description.
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Noob Saibot said:
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You need to read our posting policies and guidelines.
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