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THE RIVER (PG-13) Dolby 7:20 9:50 MICKI and MAUDE (PG-13) 7:30 9:50 TORCHLIGHT (R) 7:35 9:55 THE COTTON CLUB (R) 7:15 9:55 ftlEVERLY HILLS COP noi bv (R) STFRFO 7:25 9:45 STARMAN (PG) s'tereo 7:159:40 MANOR EAST III MANOR 823-8300 EAST MALL PINOCCHIO(G) 7:15 9:35 TUFFTURF 7:25 9:45 AVENGING ANGEL 7:20 9:55 Battalion Classified 845-2611 Retail executive says confidence makes difference By GIGI SHAMSY Reporter A firm handshake and good eye contact are essential during a job in terview and can land a graduate’s first job, a retail executive said dur ing the Retailing Career Fair Sympo sium Monday. “Every company recruiter has their own style,” said Rick Ruzza, Neiman-Marcus’ coordinator for ex ecutive recruitment. “But they all look for a person who has a firm handshake and a confident demean or.” The recruiters at Neiman-Marcus headquarters in downtown Dallas in terview 800 to 1,000 applicants every graduation season, he said. “Only 22 of these applicants are finally chosen,” Ruzza said. “Unfor tunately, we end up turning away many outstanding people because of the limited positions available.” A humble attitude, good posture and leadership skills are traits which set a person apart from their com petitors during an interview, Ruzza said. Ruzza said the recruiters for Nei man-Marcus start the interview with five minutes of casual conversation about the applicant’s hometown or interests to put the applicant at ease. “We inform the person what to expect in the next half hour of the interview,” he said. “This is when we discover why the person is interested in Neiman-Marcus and in retailing. “I cringe when 1 hear the excuse ‘1 want to be a buyer because I love traveling’ or ‘I really love to shop.’” He said students should avoid say ing “I love working with people” un less it is essential to the conversation. The applicant should listen care fully to the recruiter's questions and should not stray away from the sub ject at hand, he said. Ruzza said students with a grade point ratio less than 2.4 are rarely considered for a job. Interviewees with a low GPR should justify the reason for this, he said. “These people should stress diver sions they may have had — such as a aart-time job or a difficult course oad,” he said. It is important for the interviewee to mention all relevant work experi ence that may relate to the job, Ruzza said. “Il is beneficial for the student to also possess a realistic attitude about the job,” Ruzza added. “He must see the stress and long hours often in volved in the job instead of just the glamour.” A student’s attractive physical ap pearance and flawless resume are es sential in presenting a good image to the company, he said. Ruzza said if the recruiters are in terested in the applicant, the appli cant is invited to a final interview. “Above all, the student should be himself and remember that inter viewing is not a one-way street for ei ther the interviewee or the compa ny,” Ruzza said. Ruzza spoke at the symposium in the place of Neiman-Marcus Vice President Ruddjohnson. J.UMSC RECREATION PRESENTS: ACU-I QUALIFYING DARTS TOURNAMENT Feb. 6 REGISTRATION: ON SITE $3 4pm at YESTERDAY’S 4421 S. 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