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Interviewing my own replacement
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How would you interview for an interviewer?Originally posted by BigRed View PostI've often wondered if I could hire out as an expert interviewer. Most interviews I go to, they haven't got a clue how to conduct a technical interview.Comment
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You hire an expert to do it for you.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostHow would you interview for an interviewer?Comment
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Today's the day.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostJeez Menelaus was more credible. Get a job FFS.

Have I made a tactical error or genius move? Time will tell in 8 hours time!What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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there is actually some good interviewing training out there, try a search for 'Lominger'. I have interviewed and been interviewed both with & without. The Lominger process does make a difference.Originally posted by BigRed View PostI've often wondered if I could hire out as an expert interviewer. Most interviews I go to, they haven't got a clue how to conduct a technical interview.Comment
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Cock. New opportunity rescinded, blocked by the board, replacement not advertised, deliver rest off poison chalice.
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This week has been a lesson to me on how to get fooked over by the C-Level of a US organization. I was front runner on a new senior job. No other candidates qualified, so only against possible outsiders. I positioned myself over the last month, clandestine meetings, hedged by bets and put resources in places I shouldn't be in. In the meantime I was hiring and had an internal applicant. Said applicant wanted out of one org and into mine.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostCock. New opportunity rescinded, blocked by the board, replacement not advertised, deliver rest off poison chalice.
I let them apply. In the meantime an external applicant for the other position was being mooted. A friend of a C-friend. I then inadvertently shot across the bows of said senior individual by letting internal applicant apply. Political tulip storm kicked off going all the way to the board. In the meantime said poison chalice project misses next phase of project because of dev issues not related to me but I'm the business lead and I moved resources so upto board. Finally recommendation for my move to new position is presented, two black balls straight in, CEO then comments on my refusal to move to US. My sponsor rescinds offer as other candidate is less risky.
If not for my contracting background I'd take this personally. Lick wounds. Duck down. Another day will come.
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Summary please?
Moving to US?
New team in UK?
Still got old job?
Got new job?
Not got a job?
Polishing the Crystal Reports skillz?
Buying Mediterranean yacht?
Back on NLadyUK's books?Comment
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Nothing happened.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostSummary please?
Some bull tulip to make it sound like something did happen.
Everything carries on as before.
Yawn.Comment
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