Anonymous
05/21/2014 10:11
Subject: Nannies please how to dress and to do during the interview.
Anonymous wrote:[/Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:ok if you think you are the best and smart show that miss .smartAnonymous wrote:You made tons of mistakes. If you talk the way you write, they may have been concerned there would be issues with communication later.
Yes ,you think you are the best .....
Maybe your attitude has something to do with it.
Who you think you are ,is easy to copy from another page right??
Anonymous
05/21/2014 09:20
Subject: Nannies please how to dress and to do during the interview.
Anonymous wrote:OP, based on reading this thread, I would not hire you.
I am all for hiring people who are bilingual, and in fact my nanny IS fluent in both English and French, but would not hire someone whose English is as poor as yours. I would not feel confident you would know the difference between Tspn and tsp, for example, if I needed you to give one of the children medicine. I would also not hire you because you come across as defensive and incapable of acknowledging your weaknesses gracefully, let alone at all.
Yes - this. You don't communicate well and you sound defensive and hostile.
Those are both deal-breakers for me. I don't even need to know your rate to know that I wouldn't hire you.
Anonymous
05/21/2014 04:03
Subject: Nannies please how to dress and to do during the interview.
OP, your English is not up to par...I do not know how you speak, but your writing is not very good.
Perhaps you can take some English writing courses at an Adult Ed Centre for free in your area.
Most families would prefer you be fluent in the English language because you will most likely be following their instructions on a daily basis as well as reading stories to their children.
Perhaps you can take some English writing courses at an Adult Ed Centre for free in your area.
Most families would prefer you be fluent in the English language because you will most likely be following their instructions on a daily basis as well as reading stories to their children.
Anonymous
05/21/2014 00:52
Subject: Nannies please how to dress and to do during the interview.
OP, based on reading this thread, I would not hire you.
I am all for hiring people who are bilingual, and in fact my nanny IS fluent in both English and French, but would not hire someone whose English is as poor as yours. I would not feel confident you would know the difference between Tspn and tsp, for example, if I needed you to give one of the children medicine. I would also not hire you because you come across as defensive and incapable of acknowledging your weaknesses gracefully, let alone at all.
I am all for hiring people who are bilingual, and in fact my nanny IS fluent in both English and French, but would not hire someone whose English is as poor as yours. I would not feel confident you would know the difference between Tspn and tsp, for example, if I needed you to give one of the children medicine. I would also not hire you because you come across as defensive and incapable of acknowledging your weaknesses gracefully, let alone at all.
Anonymous
05/20/2014 23:55
Subject: Nannies please how to dress and to do during the interview.
**you're.Anonymous wrote:Well I can tell your not fluent in English maybe it has something to do with communication?
Could you tell because English is your second language as well, Poster?
Anonymous
05/20/2014 21:11
Subject: Nannies please how to dress and to do during the interview.
"ok if you think you are the best and smart show that miss .smart "
yeah....good luck, OP! PP was trying to helpfully point out to you that perhaps you are not as fluent as you think you are (which is 100% obvious from reading your title, OP, and replies). You served her snark back instead of thanks for pointing out a possible answer to your question. I'm going to go with the likelihood that the family noticed you're pretty immature and have a snappy attitude so probably made the right decision to pass on you.
yeah....good luck, OP! PP was trying to helpfully point out to you that perhaps you are not as fluent as you think you are (which is 100% obvious from reading your title, OP, and replies). You served her snark back instead of thanks for pointing out a possible answer to your question. I'm going to go with the likelihood that the family noticed you're pretty immature and have a snappy attitude so probably made the right decision to pass on you.