Currently, I'm a computer technician and I work for the company, Antiun Ingeniería.

Two days ago, I'm checking I checked (I was checking) my email and I saw a job's job offer about a train driver from for Metro. I have to go to the interview for the company the day after tomorrow. I've never worked as a train driver, but I've studied electronics. Could you give me some advice?

To start with, First, what kind of clothes should I wear? I know, I shouldn't wear shorts, earrings, a tracksuit, not jewelry, a hat, or sunglasses to the interview. I have elegant clothes, so I could wear a tie, a shirt combined with a suit, a leather belt, dark socks, conservative leather shoes, well-groomed, neatly trimmed nails and, if I have some a tattoo, I must cover it.

On the other hand, I should prepare a specific curriculum for this interview in my memory stick and on paper. I should inform become informed about the company, where is it it is, how to get to there, what questions can I I can ask and what questions they will ask me.

I have a lot of issues. I don't like doing overtime if the company won't pay for it. I don't mind working in shifts. In this company, my income rises a lot. In Metro, My salary will be much riser higher than in my current job. I don't have enough salary to ask for a mortgage and buy a house. So I think I should never ask if I can do this job from home, what your the company does, when I can take time for a holiday or what de the salary is for this position.

According to my thinking, Based om what I know, I could ask, if they can tell me about the team I'll be working with., a Another question could be if they offer continuing education and professional training and what is the next step is in the process.

In conclusion, in At my job, my working day is full-time work, however, in at Metro, I will work in shifts instead. Also, the salary in at Metro will be much better than in at Antiun and in at Metro I'll have more holiday than at Antiun. Therefore, I shouldn't waste my time and organize prepare myself to get this job.