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wobbegong replied

11 July 2005, 09:33
Originally posted by bfg

"I am sorry but it would be inappropriate for me to answer that question. In discussing such matters with you I would have to reveal information that is confidential to a former client."

Nice! But did you get it?
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SupremeSpod replied

10 July 2005, 08:32
Originally posted by threaded

Well for fiiddly and spoidly I hazard I may answer:

1) Professional: what is that to rank amateurs?

2) It involves Bubba, a bar of soap and bending over.

3) Yes! And the answer is Yes!

Don't judge others by your own standards, oh prince of bulltulipe!
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threaded replied

9 July 2005, 21:41
Originally posted by castoff101

If one (not me of course) had a hypothetical interview coming up and the following questions were going to be asked.

What has been your worst professional moment ?

Tell me about the hardest client facing situation you have been in ?

Can anybody give some reasonable answers which will impress ?

Well for fiiddly and spoidly I hazard I may answer:

1) Professional: what is that to rank amateurs?

2) It involves Bubba, a bar of soap and bending over.

3) Yes! And the answer is Yes!
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bfg replied

9 July 2005, 21:30
Re: Interview Questions

Had very similar questions just a few months ago.
Same answer to both

"I am sorry but it would be inappropriate for me to answer that question. In discussing such matters with you I would have to reveal information that is confidential to a former client."
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WGAS replied

9 July 2005, 19:37
What has been your worst professional moment ?

Talking to you, everything else has been a walk in the park

Tell me about the hardest client facing situation you have been in ?

Trying to answer this question without falling asleep, next question
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xoggoth replied

9 July 2005, 19:13
I usually endevour to find a suitable quote from "The Outlaw Jose Wales" to any such queries but have drawn a blank on this one. How about a quote from "Hannibal"?

"Bowels in or bowels out?"

Last edited by xoggoth; 9 July 2005, 19:21. Reason: The ancient Egyptians did not invent wheelie bins after all hence asssertion that they did deleted to avoid looking an idiot.
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castoff101 started a topic the best and the worse ...

9 July 2005, 17:27
the best and the worse ...

If one (not me of course) had a hypothetical interview coming up and the following questions were going to be asked.

What has been your worst professional moment ?

Tell me about the hardest client facing situation you have been in ?

Can anybody give some reasonable answers which will impress ?

Last edited by castoff101; 9 July 2005, 17:45.
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