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Marcus was nervous about a 45-minute bus commute to a tech company in a neighboring city. He used the time to listen to a tech podcast (relevant to the role) and mentally rehearse his answers to behavioral questions. When the bus got stuck in traffic, he didn’t panic—he’d planned for it. He arrived 20 minutes early, changed into his good shoes, and aced the technical portion. He starts next month. Hottie Get In The Bus For Job Interview
The bus ride home matters too. Don’t just collapse into relief. Use that return trip to: Looking for more interview tips, resume advice, or
A: Your safety comes first. If you feel unsafe, move near the driver, get off at a busy stop, or take a different bus. For minor rudeness (crowding, loud noise), use earbuds and practice mental detachment. Don’t engage. Your energy is reserved for the interview. Marcus was nervous about a 45-minute bus commute
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