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I got a job interview at an alzheimer care facility tomorrow afternoon... pay is stupidly good compared to where i work now

Anyone work in a place like this?
Any advice on some good things to say to the interviewer?

>> No.4852799

>>4852797
Try the advice board?
Also good luck anon.

>> No.4852808

>>4852799
i'd rather try to ask people potentially in the industry though

>> No.4852810

What are you going to be doing there?

I know a few people that work in retirement homes and things like that.
They tell me that they have to change old peoples nappies, wipe their backsides, clean them up and some of them can be quite violent.
Not their fault though, it could happen to anyone.

>> No.4852811

>>>/adv/

get >>>/out/

>> No.4852815

Cooking for Alzheimer's retirement homes is easy. You only need to know one good dish.

>> No.4852817

>>4852810
the job description just says line cook... i have very limited experience but am well spoken and mature...

i better not be touching any old people.. when i get like that i will just end it

>> No.4852824

>>4852815
heh

>> No.4852861

>>4852815
you made a random guy across the world grin

>> No.4852876

>>4852861
You sir, have just seen the comic attributes of a young man on LSD

>> No.4852922

Its all super easy basic meals. The one I worked at did mostly stuff that was easily chewable and easy to digest. Some patients had specific dietary needs, and had their own special meals.