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"on a job interview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an instance of an individual attending a job interview, for example: "I was feeling nervous on my job interview yesterday."
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For others, frequency and disruption to activities were interconnected: I had one on a job interview, and by the time I was done trying to speak, I sounded like Minnie Mouse on speed.
For instance, when you go on a job interview if the interviewer saw two women who had similar abilities, of course he'd go with the better-looking one".
Here's how to make a first impression on a job interview that leads to one final question: "So, when can you start?" Keep in touch!
She's like Cinderella going on a job interview".
"In case I ever go on a job interview".
"You don't really want to say on a job interview that you have epilepsy," Mr. Washington said.
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Keiko Arimoto While studying in London, she was lured to Copenhagen on the pretence of a job interview in July 1983.
In a party long dominated by single-issue constituencies, these meetings can take on the feel of a job interview with an especially inquisitive employer.
We dressed her on Tuesday for a job interview with Home Depot on Wednesday and I can't tell you how gratifying it was to watch her gain confidence and see the potential within herself right before my eyes.
It was shot on a BlackBerry by a man on his way to a job interview.
"I was actually on my way to a job interview at another hardware store.
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