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Originally Posted by GeoffC
Rant 1 :
Damn - that's 6 mice caught in the kitchen, now - and not one look of apology from any of the cats ...
Rant 2 :
Why, oh why, do support personnel never read, fully, the question/comments I write. Recent communication with 2 big firms have been appalling, looking like they scan the message and pick out 'key-word' and then apply a stock answer. Do they not realise FAQs only go ---- so ----far ?!
One issue has been bouncing back and forth for over 3 months! Problem with this one is, that even when I reply to their response, another advisor gets involved and it is plainly obvious that they treat the email as a 'first', and not appreciate that there is 'history'.
Vent 1:
And then we have the advisor comment; "I've explained it to you", "It's your fault for not understanding !" (from 2 other companies).
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You're cat's have support personel? Isn't that you? And why are you arguing with yourself over it
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Originally Posted by Katti's Cat
Just wait till you get finally an interview. Guess what the first questions are??? What experience have you got? Where did you last work? Always have to bite my tongue ... might have to work on that though as I haven't gotten a job yet  |
Some people have been known to lie on their CVs. In my (very limited) experience at the interview stage these things have not yet been checked. Simple questions like that can give hints as to how truthful the CV is. They can also be an excellent opportunity for you to expand on things you've got or done in the area that don't easily fit into the CV....