Job Interviews

[Power to people]

Right, I'm angry....had a job interview a few weeks ago had a chat and the job sounded ok along the lines of what I do now and possibly a little bit more, got offered a second interview..great I think must be in with a good chance.

Go there today for 2nd interview sit down he shows me the job spec with the wages and package on offer, and they have obviously changed it and now it is a junior role which takes the piss.

So I obviously tell them where to stick it.....quickest 2nd interview I've ever had ! must have been in there for less than a minute.

The job we discussed 1st time round was not a job for a junior  - what didn't they tell me before now tey had changed it instead of wasting my time.

[leefer]

Always ask the package and position at the first interview,if they dont tell you its usually not worth having anyway...good luck with the next one.

[Iffy's Onion Bhaji]

Fair play for telling them to stick it. But were you actually aware of what the role on offer was after your first interview? Things can sound different. don't forget employers always big up any role and make it sound appealing to any possible candidate.

[BANGKOK RED]

I would have asked them if the job that was offered on the 2nd interview has a "Ladder". I would have no complaints starting from a lower level (Within reason) and working my way up from there becuase I would have confidence enough in myslef to progress pretty damned quick.

Maybe they were just testing you??

[Power to people]

I knew exatly what the job was that I applied for as I saw the advertisment and it didn't say junior and there is no way that this was a junior role that we discussed 1st time round - a role that I first performed about 10-15 years ago - this would have suited someone with only 2 or 3 yrs experience in IT, not someone like me with over 15 years experience.

I suppose you learn by your experiences though and I won't be applying back there for a job - good interview experience though, taught me that I need to brush up on the finer points of activ directory.

[McLovin]

What job was it? i might apply...

[pauld]

I would have asked them if the job that was offered on the 2nd interview has a "Ladder".

I think he was going for a role in IT, not as a window-cleaner  

[STFCBird]

I knew exatly what the job was that I applied for as I saw the advertisment and it didn't say junior and there is no way that this was a junior role that we discussed 1st time round - a role that I first performed about 10-15 years ago - this would have suited someone with only 2 or 3 yrs experience in IT, not someone like me with over 15 years experience.

I suppose you learn by your experiences though and I won't be applying back there for a job - good interview experience though, taught me that I need to brush up on the finer points of activ directory.

I need to learn about active directory, they were just bringing it in at my old place as I left, ny new place is too behind the times and all the jobs I am applying for require knowledge of it  

[McLovin]

AD is pretty simple (well, the basics are)...

[Sippo]

I knew exatly what the job was that I applied for as I saw the advertisment and it didn't say junior and there is no way that this was a junior role that we discussed 1st time round - a role that I first performed about 10-15 years ago - this would have suited someone with only 2 or 3 yrs experience in IT, not someone like me with over 15 years experience.

I suppose you learn by your experiences though and I won't be applying back there for a job - good interview experience though, taught me that I need to brush up on the finer points of activ directory.

I need to learn about active directory, they were just bringing it in at my old place as I left, ny new place is too behind the times and all the jobs I am applying for require knowledge of it  

What do you need to know?

[Power to people]

I knew exatly what the job was that I applied for as I saw the advertisment and it didn't say junior and there is no way that this was a junior role that we discussed 1st time round - a role that I first performed about 10-15 years ago - this would have suited someone with only 2 or 3 yrs experience in IT, not someone like me with over 15 years experience.

I suppose you learn by your experiences though and I won't be applying back there for a job - good interview experience though, taught me that I need to brush up on the finer points of activ directory.

I need to learn about active directory, they were just bringing it in at my old place as I left, ny new place is too behind the times and all the jobs I am applying for require knowledge of it  

What do you need to know?

I know the basic's of it, how to setup accounts etc but things like Cataloging and how to run queries are bits I don't know about

[ron dodgers]

What job was it? i might apply...

wish you would!

[McLovin]

Well i'll never get promoted here, Ron!

[STFCBird]

PM me sippo.

I still can't get a fucking interview, the stress is making me ill now  

[Power to people]

PM me sippo.

I still can't get a fucking interview, the stress is making me ill now  

Interviews are not my problem, just getting a decent job so I can get out of this hell hole - the only benefit is being able to use the internet freely - especially when the idiots in our london office forget to sort out the firewall