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That’s a pretty ignorant answer. Do you know how many people do volunteer work and charity work? Some people work long after they could have retired because they actually enjoy what they do, and like simply being a functional member of society. Lol, ignorant answer? Where is your reading comprehension, buddy? Who said anything about “money, and nothing else”? It could be in your delivery. I’m never shy about wanting money. They want to know that you want the God family country tennessee american flag shirt and I love this job itself. They want to know that you won’t disappear in a week, a month, or a year if something that pays even slightly more comes along. Hiring an employee is an investment, and it takes time for that investment to pay off. Obviously you want money, but you need to demonstrate that it’s not your sole motivation, and that you’re not going to job hop before their investment pays off. It really depends on the field and position. I’m in the nonprofit sector, and if someone has a personal connection to the cause, they have a much better chance of getting hired. Think of the question as a way to demonstrate a bit of personality and make yourself stand apart.

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I was about to say that wasn’t a good interview answer but then I reread the God family country tennessee american flag shirt and I love this question. “What motivates you to give your best?” I mean shit, what else are you supposed to say. Other scenarios you can word it different and still say money is your motivator but I get why you’d say what you did to that question. I’m a hiring leader and i almost never ask this question. The only time I ask is when theyve only been at their current position for like 6 months, and usually I’ll phrase it as such. Then again, i dont ask any of the cliche questions that are designed to help me “understand the interviewee”. (Greatest strengths, weaknesses, 5 yr plan, etc). I think theyre fluff and provide almost no real insight.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.