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Good luck! I wouldnt want to interview at 8:30 personally, you'll have to allow so much time incase the traffic is bad.Comment
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Don't forget the "special " handshake - extend your middle finger during the shake and tickle the palm of the interviewer, or alternatively grasp the extended forefinger with your hand and gently caressOriginally posted by Scrag Meister View PostPreparing for my first interview in 2.5 years, tomorrow at 8:30.
Confident and knowledgable, hope that's enough.
Here's hoping it all goes well.
Jobs a good 'un
(hope it goes well)How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Originally posted by Troll View PostDon't forget the "special " handshake - extend your middle finger during the shake and tickle the palm of the interviewer, or alternatively grasp the extended forefinger with your hand and gently caress
Jobs a good 'un
(hope it goes well)
WHS - and don't forget to show them your left nipple.Comment
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All done, seemed ok from my point of view bar the fact that he wants someone asap, but my availability is 3 weeks.
If that turns out to be the make or break it would be frustrating, I'm not the sort of person to go sick, take holiday etc...
Will keep you posted.Never has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.Comment
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