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Previously on "Bricking it before interviews"
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It gets easier with practice. I'm worried how I'll perform under recession stress were I might actually give a tulip.
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I should also point out that I have found the first technical thing in ages that has given me a half chubber. I was working on my plan B (written / plugged together in Drupal) and I found a module called Contemplate (Content template). It is a magnificent piece of work. Quality.
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I fell out of love with IT around 2008. Lost interest mainly. I seem very laid back at interviews. This is misconstrued as confidence, which works for me.
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running out of money?Originally posted by sunnysan View PostWhats the deal,
I alwsys used to be quite nonchalant about interviews, and taking them in my stride.
Recently I have started to brick it before interviews...
Is this a sign of age?
I thought it would be opposite
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This also works in reverse. If you ever feel intimidated or overexcited in the company of one or more naked people, imagine them asking you where you see yourself in 5 years time and then explaining the company's final salary pension scheme.Originally posted by Andy2 View Postimagine them naked during the interview
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I have been to interviews for a Senior Developer and been asked how to escape single quotes in a SQL query. I nearly fall asleep during such interviews.Originally posted by VectraMan View PostMy only worry is that the potential client will realise how completely disinterested and unmotivated I am.
How I managed to fake interest to get the last gig I'll never know.
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Sounds like a change of careeris required. You sound very bored. Don't waste your life matie. I am not saying "Do something you love", yeah right, five people in the country have that privilege. I am saying "don't do something you absolutely hate"Originally posted by VectraMan View PostMy only worry is that the potential client will realise how completely disinterested and unmotivated I am.
How I managed to fake interest to get the last gig I'll never know.
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My only worry is that the potential client will realise how completely disinterested and unmotivated I am.
How I managed to fake interest to get the last gig I'll never know.
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I LOVE interviews, I like to expound, and I'm a bit forthright, end up with no gig.....
But sometimes someone will understand me, Wo ist Herr Hitler Jetzt?
One Woman, One Shag, One food option at teatime....
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Nothing to worry about - it's only your livelihood and the lives of your children on the line...
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I tried that once. Got a h@rd-on and lost the jobOriginally posted by Andy2 View Postimagine them naked during the interview
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you forgot to take your medication/ drugs / alcohol / good luck charm before the interview.
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