Reading Material in Montreal?

[Evan11 0]

Hey all,

This is maybe the stupidest question anyone has ever asked on this site, but is it cool to bring a magazine or two to the interview in Montreal?

I figure I'll get in line at 6:45am and won't do much of anything until 7:30 or 8. Would be nice to have something to do.

I don't plan on bringing anything else with be except the file folder with all of my documents.

Interview is on Wednesday morning, nerves are killing me.

Thanks!

[burnabrenna 19]

I think you're certainly allowed a magazine or two, especially if they're just tucked up along with your documents. But we got in line at 6:45 and people started getting there soon after us, so we just chatted with them and the time passed really quickly! It was kind of fun comparing timelines and everything with them too.

Deep breaths, you'll be fine!

[Udella&Wiz 325]

yep - non electronic reading is the way to go

[Ms Hogan 295]

I found I was too busy paying attention to everything going on around us to bother with reading. Standing outside in line is, well, standing. We definitely chatted with other people in line. Then once inside I found myself paying very close attention to what other people were doing and saying. I'm kinda nosy that way but I wanted to make sure I had the jump on the elevator to be first in line upstairs and then just watched and listened carefully for them to call our number. I can't imagine having been settled enough at any point to actually pay attention to reading something! But that's just me.

[Evan11 0]

Yea, had the interview on Wednesday. Was chatting the whole time we were in line and then once we got inside I was too anxious to focus on anything I tried to read.

[Flames9_RN 358]

If it was like it was in 2004---every time a new # was called--it beeped----so as a good monkey, each beep, one looked up to see if it was ur # being called, so was pretty hard to concentrate on anything.