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Previously on "Interviewing someone who has interviewed me"
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Originally posted by Incognito View PostYou're putting too much value into the fact that he'd remember who you are. Don't forget, to you he was the tw@t that left you benched when that job had your name written all over it. To him, you're just 1 out of 10 guys he'd interviewed and he'd forgotten your name by the end of the day.
He would have known your name after the interview though.
2 wrongs don't make a right, but hell it gives better satisfaction.
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You're putting too much value into the fact that he'd remember who you are. Don't forget, to you he was the tw@t that left you benched when that job had your name written all over it. To him, you're just 1 out of 10 guys he'd interviewed and he'd forgotten your name by the end of the day.
He would have known your name after the interview though.
2 wrongs don't make a right, but hell it gives better satisfaction.
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Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostWHS.
Once he spotted the name of the interviewer, he probably thought 'f**** that! He'll give me a real grilling after the roasting I gave him.'
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Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostWHS.
Once he spotted the name of the interviewer, he probably thought 'f**** that! He'll give me a real grilling after the roasting I gave him.'
The things people will put themselves through just to get a gig these days.
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Originally posted by moorfield View PostWell in the end I did, to which clientco's recruiter said
"Oh ok, well the boots on the other foot now then isn't it?"
So I was wetting myself with anticipation but the aforementioned git has apparently bagged another gig elsewhere and didn't bother turning up today. Git.
That's a bucket of water for the fires of anticipation and no mistake.
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Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostOr, the agency gave said git the details for the interview, including your name, who then thought better of it and made up a lie.
Once he spotted the name of the interviewer, he probably thought 'f**** that! He'll give me a real grilling after the roasting I gave him.'
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Originally posted by moorfield View PostSo I was wetting myself with anticipation but the aforementioned git has apparently bagged another gig elsewhere and didn't bother turning up today. Git.
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Originally posted by Menelaus View PostIn the interests of ethics, you might want to let clientco know?
"Oh ok, well the boots on the other foot now then isn't it?"
So I was wetting myself with anticipation but the aforementioned git has apparently bagged another gig elsewhere and didn't bother turning up today. Git.Last edited by moorfield; 24 July 2009, 20:46.
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Originally posted by snaw View PostOo er missus.
Next you'll be licking the chutney spoon.
In the meantime
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Make it the longest interview in history.... spend ages just staring at him before you ask him any question.... when he answers, just look out the window...
Oh, how I'd love to get the oppertunity to interview some of the knobs I have come across...
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As you are a professional, if he's the best man for the job, you take him on.
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