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Fixed.Originally posted by mmarotta View PostBut, really... even in a good market, which this is not, three interviews lets everyone involved meet everyone else and all the decision makers can feel that they wasted sufficient time.
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I've had a similar dilemma myself. I was in the process of dealing with two jobs...both interviews would be on consecutive days. The first one was a Wednesday (this was a permanent role for a long-term project) and the second was a telephone interview in Dublin (contract, 6 months, but would be renewed provided I can do my job, that isn't a worry to me
). Problem was with the permanent job is that they had two other interviews the following week and thus had to wait whereas the contract position had a very rapid start (the following week).
So I had to make a quick decision.
Strange thing happened. In the meantime I had a direct offer of a contract from the German office of my company (I currently work for the UK subsidiary which is being wound up, and thus I am in the process of being made redundant) which served me even better than the other two jobs anyway, so a very tough situation was taken away from me (phew), although I do feel bad for the other contract who really needed someone fast, found someone who could do it just in time (me) and then I had to withdraw, but I am also receiving a far better rate from the German contract too.
And hello everyone, I must find somewhere to make a proper introduction of myself now
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Have you read his previous posts? They're all slightly bonkers in their own wayOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostWhat gives? Come on whose sockie was this which just received possibly the fastest ban of all time.
3 Posts. RC. You were the first to look at his. Anything you want to admit to?
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