Job Interview Social Story

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Social Story to prepare someone for a job interview. Use this social story example or customize it to help teens navigate different social situations!

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There are a few things you should always do when going to a job interview, no matter what the job is.
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I think I should wear a skirt and nice sweater.
My interview isn't until 2pm, but I am glad I left early, especially since I got lost.
Actually, yes, I have a few...
Now that I have told you about the job, do you have any other questions?
A job interview is your chance at a first impression when it comes to a potential employer. It is important to make it a good one.
It is important to dress professionally and appropriately when preparing for a job interview.
You should always give yourself extra time and plan on arriving a little early. You never know what may happen on your way. It also shows that you are reliable.
Come prepared with questions about the job, and don't be afraid to ask them.

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