16 and nervous for job interview?

Relax and be yourself.

As for overcoming your shyness, just imagine the interviewer with a big zit on his nose.

As for the resume, work experience doesn't always mean paid work experience. Volunteer work, part time baby-sitting jobs, etc., also count as work experience.

Good luck with the interview.

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Deep breaths are an instant stress reliever: Take a deep breath, breathing from your toes all the way through your body, and then slowly exhale. Repeat twice more for three deep breaths in all.

Clench your fists and hold for three to five seconds. Release. Releasing your hands relaxes your shoulders and jaw. Repeat three times.

Push away anxiety: Go into a nearby restroom and lean into a wall like a suspect being frisked in a cop show. Push hard, as though you would like to push the wall down. Grunt as you push. It sounds funny, but try it — it works. Speech coaches say that when you push a wall and grunt, you contract certain muscles, which in turn reduces anxiety. Don’t let anyone see you do this exercise, though — heaven knows what an observer might think.

Visualize the outcome you want: Top athletes often use visualization techniques to calm jitters, improve concentration and boost athletic performance. They picture in their mind opponents’ actions and strategy, and then picture

You will be fine, you already got past the first step, getting the interview. Well some tips: Dress to Impress. Business attire is a must and you can never over-dress. Remember that first impressions are very important when the employer is "sizing you up" so if your hygiene is up and you "look like your want the job" you will score good points. Come to the Interview ten to five minutes early, that shows punctuality and commitment. Bring a pen, ID, and SS card in case you get hired on the spot so they can start the I-9 forms. If you are prompted to sit at a table and wait for the manager, stand up and shake his/her hand when the manager approaches and state your full name. Keep you hands on the table, folded, and always smile. Be honest when asked questions, just be yourself, be happy, and show a star personality. Food service is looking for employees that will be positive and will give the customer a great experience, use that mentality in the Interview. Keep in mind that the employer already has some interest due that he called you. You will do great, just be yourself!

Yes you do not need to resume.

Have fun play video games. Get mind off it.

Everyone is nervous before a job interview.

Just sell your self to the manger.

and Good Luck!!