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By this do you mean they are bringing in all the contractors together and you are chasing the same position in the gig? Or are you going to be working on the project together and it's a new team so they are using it as a team bonding session to see how you get on together?
If the former it sounds like a very permie thing to do. Think it can be quite common, I had the same thing when I doing my A-Levels for a job in Halfords many years ago. If it is this for a contract, I would be giving it a wide birth.
Yeah I have done this - I wouldn't do so again...
You will probably get a group task to sort out, everyone is being watched to see how they interact in a team etc.
Everyone is on best behaviour so it is usually ok, you want to contribute but not squash anyone else down (unless the job is after that type !)
If this is a contract, it better pay top dollar, if it's perm - then why ??
Have seen this for perm roles with some of the so called big 5 consultancies.
I was invited I think it was Deloitte 3 years ago or so, told them if they were interested in hiring me they should meet me face to face, which they didn't want, because HR process blah blah blah, so I declined.
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