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I remember when I first went to go take an interview for a job. To start, it was my first time and I was very nervous. I would stutter my words when I talked. My hands were getting really sweaty. Most importantly, I couldn’t make eye contact with the person that was interviewing me. Instead, I let my eyes wander all over the place. Another reason that my first interview was so memorable is because besides doing a bad job in the interview, I got the job. At the end of my interview, I was given a schedule. I was then told to come to work the next day to start training. I felt so lucky in getting the job. The third reason that my first interview was so memorable was because out of my brothers and I, I was the only one to get a job on the first try of a interview. My oldest brother failed his very first interview because he wasn’t prepared in whatever he had to prepare. My other brother got the job he first tried to get, except he had to take the interview two different times. However, I got my first job from taking the interview only once. I remember going home being really happy in telling my parents and bragging to both my brothers that I was better than them. I will never forget when I first went to go take an interview for a job.

I remember when I first went to go take an interview for a job. To start, it was my first time and I was very nervous. I would stutter my words when I talked. My hands were getting really sweaty. Most importantly, I couldn’t make eye contact with the person that was interviewing me. Instead, I let my eyes wander all over the place. Another reason that my first interview was so memorable is because besides doing a bad job in the interview, I got the job. At the end of my interview, I was given a schedule. I was then told to come to work the next day to start training. I felt so lucky in getting the job. The third reason that my first interview was so memorable was because out of my brothers and I, I was the only one to get a job on the

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