I was interviewed for a permie role and didn't get the job as I 'hadn't been involved in a project from start to finish', reasonable I suppose and it convinced me that I wasn't really out out for that type of role.
Fast forward a year and I applied for a role that was a much better fit and different from the previous application.
I sailed through the technical interview and plonked myself down to go through the management/business interview, only to discover that the woman who had rejected me the first time had moved companies and was on the recruitment board for this role.
I didn't get that job either.
It was then that I decided that the contractor gods had made their voices heard...
Fast forward a year and I applied for a role that was a much better fit and different from the previous application.
I sailed through the technical interview and plonked myself down to go through the management/business interview, only to discover that the woman who had rejected me the first time had moved companies and was on the recruitment board for this role.
I didn't get that job either.
It was then that I decided that the contractor gods had made their voices heard...
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