Reply to: The worst interview location.........

[northernladyuk]

The CUK mod casting couch, an 11AM "session" with NAT?


Squeamish applicants need not apply










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Not after Admin has re-interviewed MF at 10 a.m. and cojak's on a dirty protest.

[MrMarkyMark]

I drove 150 miles to Exeter for an interview many years ago. Turned out that nothing had been arranged and there was no vacancy, but the agent just sent me anyway presumably hoping a job would magically appear. To the client's credit, they did spare some time for a chat but they had nothing to offer me. As expected, the agent was never available when I rang to inform him what a chunt he was.

[westtester]

Drove to Newcastle for an interview only to find the bloke supposed to be doing it had phoned in sick.

I drove 150 miles to Exeter for an interview many years ago. Turned out that nothing had been arranged and there was no vacancy, but the agent just sent me anyway presumably hoping a job would magically appear. To the client's credit, they did spare some time for a chat but they had nothing to offer me. As expected, the agent was never available when I rang to inform him what a chunt he was.

[Major Hassle]

Drove 3hrs to Sheffield, before interview spoke to agent "you're sure they want an IT PM" - "yes positive on that". You can guess the rest, 2 minutes in the interview room then back on the road

[LondonManc]

My "worst interview" was in 1992 fresh out of college. A phone interview, where I had to phone the interviewer on his mobile phone. I chose to phone from a public phone box. Trouble is I never realised how expensive calls to mobiles were in those days, especially from phone boxes.
I dialed the number, put in a 50p coin (which was worth a bit in those days), "Hello, is that Mr X", "Yes, is that G-JABS" followed by beep beep beep beep.
I had no more money, and the line went dead, along with the prospects for the job.

Calling yourself GJABS in 1992? So street, 20 years before your time. Respeck brav.

[MrMarkyMark]

My "worst interview" was in 1992 fresh out of college. A phone interview, where I had to phone the interviewer on his mobile phone. I chose to phone from a public phone box. Trouble is I never realised how expensive calls to mobiles were in those days, especially from phone boxes.
I dialed the number, put in a 50p coin (which was worth a bit in those days), "Hello, is that Mr X", "Yes, is that G-JABS" followed by beep beep beep beep.
I had no more money, and the line went dead, along with the prospects for the job.

Corker, best so far

[GJABS]

My "worst interview" was in 1992 fresh out of college. A phone interview, where I had to phone the interviewer on his mobile phone. I chose to phone from a public phone box. Trouble is I never realised how expensive calls to mobiles were in those days, especially from phone boxes.
I dialed the number, put in a 50p coin (which was worth a bit in those days), "Hello, is that Mr X", "Yes, is that G-JABS" followed by beep beep beep beep.
I had no more money, and the line went dead, along with the prospects for the job.

[MrMarkyMark]

Quite likely. Anyway, pos twas paying only £86000/yr.
It was a nice house though.

PS. Why the white 4? Retarded?

£86K, what were you doing at the interview, in the first place, wouldn't get out of bed for it.

Most probably retarded, but not for that reason .

No, its to give more space to the post, unfortunately it shows up in the mobile app, not on the site.

NLUK particularly likes it

Touche pal, touche

Shut it you chunt, please add where you have had your worst interview.

In fact, don't, I dread to think.

[Wilmslow]

Quite likely. Anyway, post was paying only £86000/yr.
It was a nice house though.

PS. Why the white 4? Retarded?

Touche pal, touche

[kolata]

I reckon you would have got it, if you had offered to bleed her radiators, or, maybe you did and you didn't make a good job of it.

Quite likely. Anyway, post was paying only £86000/yr.
It was a nice house though.

PS. Why the white 4? Retarded?

[MrMarkyMark]

The kitchen of the HR lady in her house in Uxbridge.
This happened after the main office building nearby was evacuated due to street riots in London at the time. So I gave her a lift home.
Did't get the permie post

I reckon you would have got it, if you had offered to bleed her radiators, or, maybe you did and you didn't make a good job of it.


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[kolata]

The kitchen of the HR lady in her house in Uxbridge.
This happened after the main office building nearby was evacuated due to street riots in London at the time. So I gave her a lift home.
Did't get the permie post

[MrMarkyMark]

Drove to Newcastle for an interview only to find the bloke supposed to be doing it had phoned in sick.

Always nice when they don't let you know, unless you like Newcastle

[barrydidit]

Drove to Newcastle for an interview only to find the bloke supposed to be doing it had phoned in sick.

[jbond007]

One of my most recent was in a car park in Hounslow.

Your move.

Last year, I did a telephone interview from Asda carpark in ... Hounslow