they better not ask me crap like that, i should have covered most of that in my application. As AFKA says, this is going to be more whether i'm suited to the TV programme as well as the overall job.
Three things are needed when employing someone in 90% of jobs. Have they common sense, does it seem like they are prepared to work hard, and do they seem as if they can fit comfortably into a team environment.
Barring technical specifics, the rest should all be secondary.
It started off with a group of 6 people and they went round in a circle and you had to say why you had to be the next apprentice (3 people got chucked straight away)
I was the last to speak and thought I’d be a bit cheeky so after everyone had given their reasons I said “well listening to the others here I think I’m better than them all”.
I know it was a risk but it paid off and I got put through to another stage which was more in detail. Really hard questioning and forever questioning my own answers which I found difficult but coped pretty well I thought.
They did say that I was too young (they TOLD me that) and I replied with my Irving inspired answer of that is my USP which they seemed to like.
Difficult to assess how I did but they said they would let me know in a couple of weeks.
Sorry to hear that WestSide. I shall resist the usual joke for once (pre...sss.....Add....your.....comments....don't.....say....it....sco....done...it.....)
Yes, you're right, you have let us all down. But that can be remedied with a quick application for Shipwrecked...
Shipwrecked, I've never watched it but the cast were in work about 3 weeks ago. I was in the coffee bar and I must say I can't remember the last time I saw a fitter bunch of women. The girl I was having coffee with was similarly impressed with the men.
[cite]Posted By: WSS[/cite]Being the mug I am, i'm sent an application a couple of months ago and have been called back for the first stage interview in a couple of weeks.
lets see if they like me more one year on...
Just tell him you're a yid mate... doesnt seem to matter what you do then, can even get away with lying on your CV!
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they better not ask me crap like that, i should have covered most of that in my application. As AFKA says, this is going to be more whether i'm suited to the TV programme as well as the overall job.
i absolute hate bollox like that.
Three things are needed when employing someone in 90% of jobs. Have they common sense, does it seem like they are prepared to work hard, and do they seem as if they can fit comfortably into a team environment.
Barring technical specifics, the rest should all be secondary.
What is a SMART objective?[/quote]
Good question cos I've seen so many different definitions of SMART. And any way it's SMARTER now. Evaluate and Review ; - )
It started off with a group of 6 people and they went round in a circle and you had to say why you had to be the next apprentice (3 people got chucked straight away)
I was the last to speak and thought I’d be a bit cheeky so after everyone had given their reasons I said “well listening to the others here I think I’m better than them all”.
I know it was a risk but it paid off and I got put through to another stage which was more in detail. Really hard questioning and forever questioning my own answers which I found difficult but coped pretty well I thought.
They did say that I was too young (they TOLD me that) and I replied with my Irving inspired answer of that is my USP which they seemed to like.
Difficult to assess how I did but they said they would let me know in a couple of weeks.
Sounds like it went well. You lucked out going last in the group but well done for thinking on your feet and saying something memorable.
Sounds like it was a good thing to do. Can't wait to hear how it has gone.
I was thinking the same thing ; )
Sorry to let you all down
Yes, you're right, you have let us all down. But that can be remedied with a quick application for Shipwrecked...
Still you had a go and you can watch the next series feeling smug that you would have done better.
Yes, you're right, you have let us all down. But that can be remedied with a quick application for Shipwrecked...
Shipwrecked, I've never watched it but the cast were in work about 3 weeks ago. I was in the coffee bar and I must say I can't remember the last time I saw a fitter bunch of women. The girl I was having coffee with was similarly impressed with the men.
espes the blondie
lets see if they like me more one year on...
You must answer 'when running round tottenham with my willy hanging out'
Just tell him you're a yid mate... doesnt seem to matter what you do then, can even get away with lying on your CV!