Warblers woe is the Autumn of his discontent

Warb's (as you now call me:)) Takes an interview on Thursday.

Can do it well, but doesn't expect get it.


Looks like being another bleak Xmas:mad:
 
Take 100 lines, young. 'I am positive.'.
Then put on your favourite work shirt,lucky pants and anything else that makes you feel good and then GO FOR IT.
Excuses not accepted but good luck is wished.
 
Warbler said:
Warb's (as you now call me:)) Takes an interview on Thursday.

Can do it well, but doesn't expect get it.


Looks like being another bleak Xmas:mad:
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Good news! At least they're interested enough to want to meet you.

I won't wish you GL because that always puts the mockers on things, but take the lack of the wish for the good intent!

PS How can any Christmas be bleak unless weather rules out the King George and Welsh National?
 
redhead said:
PS How can any Christmas be bleak unless weather rules out the King George and Welsh National?
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I would imagine that if you found yourself sleeping amongst cardboard accoutrements, all of which you had covered, in their entirety, with calculations of speed figures for said King George and Welsh National, only to find that the queues of screaming fucking women outside Dixon's et al rendered you unable to see the screens inside and that there was no hope of entering the nearest turf accountants as you had been ejected from them just a couple of weeks prior when utilising any spare piece of space on the edges of their form pages to calculate whether Tidal Bay would beat Master Minded in the Tingle Creek and crying "comrades, comrades, I have the winner of the 2:30 at Sandown" , that, despite the clement weather for the time of year, the fine racing on offer and the validity of the cardboard calculations, there may be an element of bleakness involved in Christmas.
 
I've had some pretty bleak Christmasses - e.g. stony broke with cardboard in shoes that doesn't quite keep the rain out, bread and Bovril for dinner, or suicidal with no-one giving a toss, including family. The racing provided a welcome distraction, despite being too broke to even consider £1 e/w.

Never been chucked out of a Bookies, though:)
 
Warbster,

There was some good advice for you on the other thread. Dig it up. Remember, pick your 3-5 best competencies, relate them to the job spec and just keep coming back to them. Remember - you dont tell lies but its not a confession either. Sell yourself.

Barred topics; Che Guevara, Leon Trotsky, George Smiley and Kylie Minogue.
 
We are now officially a statistic!!!

I've managed to swindle a bit of additional compensation out of them anyway above which they were obliged to pay. I don't know, the selfless sacrifice we need to commit to in order to bring capitalism down;)
 
I've managed to swindle a bit of additional compensation out of them anyway above which they were obliged to pay.
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I would try to steer clear of employing this phrase during any upcoming interviews.
 
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