AzTheta, I'm so glad you brought that up! I've been working on them all summer with random people I encounter in situations.
I know it has NOTHING to do with nails, but I did have one small question (so minute, I don't believe it deserves a whole thread
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As far as conversations, is it better to keep it like a casual interview, or a casual, back and forth conversation.
Examples to illustrate my thinking:
Casual interview:
Active: "What did you do this summer?"
Me:"Oh I went to New York for the first time with my family, we went shopping at such and such, ate here, etc" and let the conversation continue and let her ask most of the questions...
or
Back and Forth:
Active: "What did you do this summer?"
Me: Same answer PLUS "What did YOU do this summer?"
I (as I'm sure most people do) always like to reverse the question in a conversation to get their answer. This is mostly a question for the first round, where I feel first impressions are crucial and time for them to get to know me is limited. I'm sure conversation will become more natural and friend-like as recruitment goes on.
P.S. Sorry if this is just me overanalyzing everything again
