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Previously on "First contract interview on Wednesday!"

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  • Troll
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    Originally posted by Bagpuss
    You said before you work mainly for the public sector.
    She did she did!!! ... feckin wimmin can't make up their minds or don't know who they work for!

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  • Diestl
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    Originally posted by The Lone Gunman
    I think Diestl is just getting his/her/its own back. He is also fairly new to contracting and this site.
    I seem to remember he got kicked as a newbie and is just passing it on.
    Yes, thats true, one day you (OP) will be able to do the same.

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    Originally posted by Mervalous
    er maybe, but I would tend to think a permie role is more one to show enthusiasm and excitement. Maybe I was just to matter of fact, but as I said you live and learn.

    First one so I'm not heartbroken.
    I think Diestl is just getting his/her/its own back. He is also fairly new to contracting and this site.
    I seem to remember he got kicked as a newbie and is just passing it on.

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  • Mervalous
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    Originally posted by Diestl
    Maybe you should stay permie.

    er maybe, but I would tend to think a permie role is more one to show enthusiasm and excitement. Maybe I was just to matter of fact, but as I said you live and learn.

    First one so I'm not heartbroken.

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  • andy
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    [QUOTE=Mervalous]Well I didnt get it, they said they thought I was easily good enough technically etc etc but it was between me and the other guy and I just wasnt enthusiastic enough

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    Maybe you didn't get enough excited and jumping with joy

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  • Diestl
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    Originally posted by Mervalous
    didnt think that was a major setback when its for a contract for only 3 months, oh well you live and learn next time Ill get well excited!
    Maybe you should stay permie.

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  • SallyAnne
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    Hard lines Merv - you'll get the next one though

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  • Mervalous
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    Well I didnt get it, they said they thought I was easily good enough technically etc etc but it was between me and the other guy and I just wasnt enthusiastic enough

    OK maybe I wasnt but to be honest didnt think that was a major setback when its for a contract for only 3 months, oh well you live and learn next time Ill get well excited!

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  • James Tiberius Kirk
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    Originally posted by QuietAlien
    there are lot easier i had mine on monday morning at 10am got a phone call at 11am offering me the job and should have the contract signed and sent back to them by the end of the day tomoz.....

    contract world here i come again lol
    So- Reptiles, Daleks & now quiet Aliens

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  • QuietAlien
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    there are lot easier i had mine on monday morning at 10am got a phone call at 11am offering me the job and should have the contract signed and sent back to them by the end of the day tomoz.....

    contract world here i come again lol

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  • OwlHoot
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    Originally posted by The Lone Gunman
    For the interview itself you may find it is similar to a permy one, it all depends on the client.
    Yup, I've had a contract with no interview, just an email saying start on monday, and at the opposite extreme a ridiculous two hour marathon "permie" interview for a three month contract at Pfizer in Kent - And at the end, the lady said "Well you seem quite suitable, but we'd have to ask you back for a second interview before deciding". (I didn't pursue that one.)

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    Originally posted by Betty
    Pubic Sector more likely
    I think we established a long time ago that SA has no pubic sector?

    ....................... back in 5...............................

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  • Betty
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    Originally posted by Bagpuss
    You said before you work mainly for the public sector.

    Pubic Sector more likely

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  • kramer
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    i think its common to just say you are "in the public sector"... using the term work implies all kinds of things!!!

    HTH

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  • Bagpuss
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    Originally posted by SallyAnne
    I dont "work for the public sector" you cheeky fecker!
    You said before you work mainly for the public sector.

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