Well, I’ve not been shortlisted for an interview in Norway. I’m sad about thatWell, a dilemma. What looks like the perfect job has come up..for an insurance company in Norway..last chance to use the free movement rights..the soft Brexit option. And I’ve been offered my old job back in Brazil. I guess this is a hard Brexit.
I guess you have to self promote about how diligent, competent and integral (is that even a word?) you are?I'm coming to the conclusion that only blatant self-promotion and self-interest will get either a promotion or a better job. Diligence, integrity, competence, are fuck all use.
Well, I’ve not been shortlisted for an interview in Norway. I’m sad about that
Off to Brazil for an interview next week..I signed on for the doll and had my first interview today...no one told me I needed to go to the job centre EVERY week. Tomorrow I’ve got to go back with an email about the interview...hopefully I’ll get a pass. I didn’t dare ask if they’d contribute to interview travel expenses
I used to work in Brazil, this would be going back as a sole trader contracted to the same firm. Norway was advertised on the interweb...its a company that’s been a client in the past.Sorry to be nosey but it seems a few people are finding jobs abroad in Brazil and Norway here! How?
I used to work in Brazil, this would be going back as a sole trader contracted to the same firm. Norway was advertised on the interweb...its a company that’s been a client in the past.
Suddenly I’ve has headhunters in touch after 6 weeks of silence, so maybe things are looking up. I’m very lucky, I appreciate that.
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Could anyone recommend any good resources about writing application forms, functional cvs and cover letters? I'd like to see if I'm going wrong somewhere.
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The key, i think, is to go through the job/person spec and to list achievements (not experiences) that tick each of those boxes .Trying to do a personal statement for the dream job. Ugh.
I don't think I'll get it, I only just had the essential specs and I didn't do a great application.The key, i think, is to go through the job/person spec and to list achievements (not experiences) that tick each of those boxes .
Meh. Always worth chucking your hat in the ring. I've come to view every 'failed' application as merely an opportunity to find something better. I was really disappointed not to get the job after a recent interview, only to meet someone who'd left that company recently who made me think I'd in fact had a 'near miss'...I don't think I'll get it, I only just had the essential specs and I didn't do a great application.
a job i saw a month or two back, and was thinking about, except one of the 'essential' criteria was something i'd not done, has recently been re-advertised with that thing now listed as 'desirable'
snag is it's north side of London, outside the M25, so nearly as far away from mum-tat's place as i am now. last time i got as far as an offer of something that sort of distance, she didn't react at all well.
blargh.
Having re-read that:The key, i think, is to go through the job/person spec and to list achievements (not experiences) that tick each of those boxes .
Well, I’m waiting for the confirmation that the dog’s booked on the flight to Brazil before I buy the human tickets. I had an interview in Gravesend on Friday and they called to offer me the job yesterday...a great confidence boost. Rio de Janeiro or Gravesend....Well, I’ve not been shortlisted for an interview in Norway. I’m sad about that
Off to Brazil for an interview next week..I signed on for the doll and had my first interview today...no one told me I needed to go to the job centre EVERY week. Tomorrow I’ve got to go back with an email about the interview...hopefully I’ll get a pass. I didn’t dare ask if they’d contribute to interview travel expenses