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Actually, I've interviewed for and gotten every one of my jobs while I already had a job. All done during the work week. Amazing what you learn from people here, huh?
Yeah so I guess your interviews were not during your work shift
Yeah so I guess your interviews were not during your work shift
Yes, they were all during the work shirt. I work in Finance, so interviews are generally done during the work day. When employers I am interviewing with know that I am currently in a job already, they are a little more understanding/flexible about scheduling, so I usually schedule interviews around lunch time or early in the morning (around 8:00am) or late in the day (i.e. 4:00pm). This allowed me to go into work a little late or leave a little early to make the appointment.
Did 3 in a day. Hadn't ever really done even 1 before that(joined military at 17 had just recently retired from US Army)
All went well, 3 offers but took a job with a 4th.
Did 3 in a day. Hadn't ever really done even 1 before that(joined military at 17 had just recently retired from US Army)
All went well, 3 offers but took a job with a 4th.
What city do you live in. Where t.v. guy and I live, Phila, traffic is a major logistic player, in keeping energy levels up and not flagging...
Got this person a job, and the interview process, from time of application resume, to acceptance, 2 weeks.
I am sorry, but are you comparing us to t.v. guy's put on innocense...
Meaning are we supposed to be impressed??? and please, I mean absolutely NO offense to this poster.
but i had a job interview for a D.C. fed. gov. job. after 3 weeks. And was offered an interview 2 days after sent I sent resume, interviewed with the 3 partners and hired the 5 hours later...for an appellate paralegal job.
I was interested in this poster because he said Government job and I presumed he was speaking of a "federal" governent job and just getting an interview is exceptional, not counting their 4 week background investigation, 4 week interviewing internal and external candidates.
So, it is interesting to know someone who has actually gotten a Fed. Gov. Job and the entire process.
Yes, they were all during the work shirt. I work in Finance, so interviews are generally done during the work day. When employers I am interviewing with know that I am currently in a job already, they are a little more understanding/flexible about scheduling, so I usually schedule interviews around lunch time or early in the morning (around 8:00am) or late in the day (i.e. 4:00pm). This allowed me to go into work a little late or leave a little early to make the appointment.
No. You were right on. TV Guy is clueless as I said before; he just proves it.
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