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Originally Posted by scaredandconfused
I would first check around to see if there are any free services offered for job interview help. I received free job interview assistance through the YMCA Employment Center, perhaps there is something similar to that where you are located? I found it very helpful to practice with another human, I am not sure how effective a program would be. However, if you can't find anything else I'd say go for it. Being good at job interviews is quite important, even for entry level jobs.
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That's the thing though. I can't get enough help from free programs. I am trying to utilize services at college, however, I only get about 2 hours a week in training and that isn't enough when I will have job interviews lined up later this month.
I need more help than that. I need to be able to spend countless hours on training because I don't see myself succeeding otherwise.
Poor social skills and a lack of confidence are holding me back. I need to do something about them but I truly don't see how a free service would be enough.