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They offered the job to someone else, they accepted but changed their mind or didn't turn up.Originally posted by MadDawg View PostI applied for a job, waited two weeks to hear anything, then received a rejection letter, then three days later I get another email saying they'd actually like to interview me!
Company sounds like it can't get its crap together, so suspect they're mickey mouse outfit.
What should I now do as the candidate?
HTH
WHS Up your rate by 20%
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The boss sounds like a bed wetting pansy who can't properly instruct HR in how to deal with the job applicationsOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostWHS - the boss is a nightmare.
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WHS - the boss is a nightmare.Originally posted by zeitghostAvoid.
It'll be a tuliphole.
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How should I feel?
I applied for a job, waited two weeks to hear anything, then received a rejection letter, then three days later I get another email saying they'd actually like to interview me!
Company sounds like it can't get its crap together, so suspect they're mickey mouse outfit.
What should I now do as the candidate?Tags: None
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