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Oh. I thought this thread was in "Business / Contracts", not "Light Relief".
And there's me been looking online for ages for examples / stories of being having done so / caught someone out for doing so.
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Give it a try. Send Kandr in to do the interview, then you can do the contract.Originally posted by DeludedAussie View PostLeaving aside morals and all that stuff has anyone ever sent someone else (more experienced) to the interview and then turned up on first day as the contractor?
I m sure it would work - If found out then I can claim to be the substitute
What does the panel think
Oh, hang on
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I think your Aussie accent would give you away. G'day, mate.Originally posted by DeludedAussie View PostLeaving aside morals and all that stuff has anyone ever sent someone else (more experienced) to the interview and then turned up on first day as the contractor?
I m sure it would work - If found out then I can claim to be the substitute
What does the panel think
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Same as ever - that you are a fkin retard.Originally posted by DeludedAussie View PostLeaving aside morals and all that stuff has anyone ever sent someone else (more experienced) to the interview and then turned up on first day as the contractor?
I m sure it would work - If found out then I can claim to be the substitute
What does the panel think
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Originally posted by DeludedAussie View Posthas anyone ever sent someone else (more experienced) to the interview and then turned up on first day as the contractor?
Yeah, sure. I do it all the time.
In fact I often do it the other way around too. I have 20 bobs fresh off the boat from India living in a one bedroom flat in the East End and I go to the interviews, get the contract and then send one of the bobs in there as a subbie. They work for 100 quid a day and I cream off the rest.
Works a treat and I've never been caught out.
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It is fairly common practice at some driving test centres to send a family member or friend to sit your test for you.
icCoventry - Police monitoring Nuneaton driving test centre for imposters
Coventry Telegraph - News - Coventry News - Man jailed for fiddling Nuneaton driving test
It must happen in exams all the time, especially Thomson Prometric test centres.
That rather suggests some people do the same at interviews.
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Sending someone else to interview
Leaving aside morals and all that stuff has anyone ever sent someone else (more experienced) to the interview and then turned up on first day as the contractor?
I m sure it would work - If found out then I can claim to be the substitute
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