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  • Trying to get a new job, it's so frustrating. I've had interviews that have gone really well but I still didn't get the job. I've applied for jobs that my skills are absolutely perfect for, the recruiter thinks I'm perfect for it too, the company even thought I was perfect for it but now they've decided to recruit in-house. I'm going crazy with the amount of circles I'm going in.

    Sorry to hear that SWEA. Must be so frustrating.
  • Trying to get a new job, it's so frustrating. I've had interviews that have gone really well but I still didn't get the job. I've applied for jobs that my skills are absolutely perfect for, the recruiter thinks I'm perfect for it too, the company even thought I was perfect for it but now they've decided to recruit in-house. I'm going crazy with the amount of circles I'm going in.

    Sorry to hear that SWEA. Must be so frustrating.
    Thanks @Algarveaddick . I've just got to keep on going, hopefully someone will want me soon! :lol:
  • edited June 2017

    Trying to get a new job, it's so frustrating. I've had interviews that have gone really well but I still didn't get the job. I've applied for jobs that my skills are absolutely perfect for, the recruiter thinks I'm perfect for it too, the company even thought I was perfect for it but now they've decided to recruit in-house. I'm going crazy with the amount of circles I'm going in.

    Take comfort from the fact that they aren't telling you that you're hopelessly unsuitable. The recruiter wouldn't spend time on you if he thought you were unplaceable, and it's frustrating when an in house candidate gets it, but most likely he was always going to, they just had to do some 'benchmarking' and waste your time so HR could tick their boxes. (If I find out there's an in house candidate, I nearly always withdraw. I'm not spending time and money in a futile bid to work for those twats.) You're better off out of that one! And something WILL turn up, often from a surprising direction.
    Best of luck to you.
  • Trying to get a new job, it's so frustrating. I've had interviews that have gone really well but I still didn't get the job. I've applied for jobs that my skills are absolutely perfect for, the recruiter thinks I'm perfect for it too, the company even thought I was perfect for it but now they've decided to recruit in-house. I'm going crazy with the amount of circles I'm going in.

    What is it that you do/want to do/are trying to do?
  • IdleHans said:

    Trying to get a new job, it's so frustrating. I've had interviews that have gone really well but I still didn't get the job. I've applied for jobs that my skills are absolutely perfect for, the recruiter thinks I'm perfect for it too, the company even thought I was perfect for it but now they've decided to recruit in-house. I'm going crazy with the amount of circles I'm going in.

    Take comfort from the fact that they aren't telling you that you're hopelessly unsuitable. The recruiter wouldn't spend time on you if he thought you were unplaceable, and it's frustrating when an in house candidate gets it, but most likely he was always going to, they just had to do some 'benchmarking' and waste your time so HR could tick their boxes. (If I find out there's an in house candidate, I nearly always withdraw. I'm not spending time and money in a futile bid to work for those twats.) You're better off out of that one! And something WILL turn up, often from a surprising direction.
    Best of luck to you.
    Yeah that's how I'm taking it. Hate having my time wasted but you've got to play the game :lol:
  • Trying to get a new job, it's so frustrating. I've had interviews that have gone really well but I still didn't get the job. I've applied for jobs that my skills are absolutely perfect for, the recruiter thinks I'm perfect for it too, the company even thought I was perfect for it but now they've decided to recruit in-house. I'm going crazy with the amount of circles I'm going in.

    What is it that you do/want to do/are trying to do?
    Currently in digital marketing for a tiny company so I'm looking for a step up (and more money), there's no progression at my current company so I'm getting itchy feet. No rush though :smile:
  • Why do I find myself behind so many people directly walking in front of me that always stop.
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  • Talal said:

    Really chatty supermarket checkout workers. I know this sounds grumpy but I just wanna pack up my stuff and go not discuss plans for the weekend etc.

    Asking if you want "something for the weekend" is sales patter, trust me if you want some they know what you'll be doing. ;)
  • Talal said:

    Really chatty supermarket checkout workers. I know this sounds grumpy but I just wanna pack up my stuff and go not discuss plans for the weekend etc.

    To be fair it's better than some of the people I've seen. Asda in particular seem to employ absolute vegetables. Had one guy the other day who had his fingers in his mouth the whole time whilst he was scanning my food (pretty disgusting) and couldn't string 2 words together. It's either that or it takes them 40 seconds to scan an item.

    How hard is it to smile, say good morning and move slightly faster than an iceberg?
  • The thought I'd starting a new season with Duchatalet and Meire still at OUR club.
  • WH Smith's and others that make their checkout staff ask if you want a huge slab of chocolate at some discounted price when you've just gone in to buy a paper.

    Petrol stations are criminal for that too - 'how would you like this bag of expiring doughnuts?'... 'f**k off'
  • Cold callers who start by asking me how I am today.
  • Talal said:

    Really chatty supermarket checkout workers. I know this sounds grumpy but I just wanna pack up my stuff and go not discuss plans for the weekend etc.

    To be fair it's better than some of the people I've seen. Asda in particular seem to employ absolute vegetables. Had one guy the other day who had his fingers in his mouth the whole time whilst he was scanning my food (pretty disgusting) and couldn't string 2 words together. It's either that or it takes them 40 seconds to scan an item.

    How hard is it to smile, say good morning and move slightly faster than an iceberg?
    Are you making a play for the job? We all know your views on the rest of us train fodder. ;-)
  • Why do all car adverts have a silly funky tune to them. Can someone in advertising answer this for me.

    They're either silly funky tunes, some sort of 'own the road' smug macho type where they get some tosser looking like their car gives them supreme power or they're artistically positioned to make you think driving a car is an act of theatre.

    Why don't they just do an advert where you're stuck in traffic or frustrated on a motorway by other drivers
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  • Serena Williams Hitting Back At John McEnroe. 'Respect My Privacy, Trying To Have A Baby'.

    Strange thing to say when her privacy is open for all to see ... (well almost.)
  • Trying to buy something on Amazon and getting a message 'this is an add on item'. So now I've got to upgrade, buy something else that I don't particularly want or wait until I make an order of over £20. Bloody cheek.
  • Stig said:

    Trying to buy something on Amazon and getting a message 'this is an add on item'. So now I've got to upgrade, buy something else that I don't particularly want or wait until I make an order of over £20. Bloody cheek.

    Just bought elsewhere. Sod you Amazon.
  • How shit the GP surgeries are these days, had a chest infection for 2 & a half weeks finally decided to go to the doctors as its winning the fight, try & get an appointment to be told earliest available is next Thursday, book an emergency appointment & they're running 45 mins late
  • The lowlifes that infest the building world, specifically, the process of approval, from Parish Councils to Architects to Building Inspectors, especially building inspectors.
    My extension plans and building regs are approved, tick.....builder digs footings to approved depth and orders concrete as quoted and approved, tick.....building inspector turns up (his departments have approved the building regs) and decides that the footings need to be twice the depth, concrete (that is waiting to be poured) is now wasted and recycled......builder has to hire bigger digger and the concrete is now twice the price quoted.......its not the builders fault.....the architect missed that the footings need to be deeper and the building inspector reg people approved the regs....and none of them admit that they are culpable, they just blame each other .....its just cost me 2k.
    Sorry to rant but I am so pissed off! How this industry functions is beyond me....!
  • Sounds like your architect is at fault there....
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