I'm not sure what to wear, what to bring, what if anything to ask.
I know I'm majorly overthinking it but I've not had this before.
I've been to quite a few job interviews and never been successful as I'm awful at them (although I'm getting better). I've a specialist qualification and so I'm qualified to do the job and my experience is adequate too.
So when I got a rejection email from HR with the invite to get feedback I did email to ask for some. I felt I needed to as I can't seem to be successful and need the honest truth (I didn't say that in my email).
Anyway the manager replied asking to meet in person! In all my years I've never had this. It's always either via email along with the rejection email or in a short phone call.
So now I'm not sure if this is a formal thing. What to wear. If I should be basically presenting my skills again.
What would you all do? Is it just an informal meeting to get feedback?
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Hiring manager wants to meet in person to give me interview feedback
user1490990350 · 03/04/2017 01:00
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