You Got The job

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"YOU GOT THE JOB!"

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Probably one of the most stressful events in a person's life is going to a job interview. Job interviews often hold the key to one's future as a functioning member of the adult working world, and so the outcome of an interview can, in many cases, hold remarkable importance in one's life. There are three major stages in the interview process, and they do not all occur at the actual interview. Accepting the interview, getting prepared for the interview, and going to the interview make up these stages, and as you'll see, they are closely linked.

The first stage in the interview process is accepting the actual interview. This is the most exciting part of the process because you, as an applicant, have just accepted the idea that someone thinks you may be suitable for the job offered. As you will see, emotions run high during the interview process and fluctuate throughout. When accepting a call from an interviewer offering you a chance at an interview, it is extremely important that you be polite and show gratitude for the opportunity. Saying "Thank you for this great opportunity" or "This