Matt_82 wrote:There's a term that people use to describe a particular interview technique. It's about taking the question and then making it into a relevant story to show that you've understood the question. Anyone know what it's called? I'm sure it's an acronym.
Minnesänger wrote:Dark Soldier wrote:If you make the customer service advisor a WFH ting I will satisfy your customers daily
Think the H in WFH means your home, bud, not the customers.
Minnesänger wrote:Cos wrote:Muzzy projecting as usual. Defo a billy no mates at MS.
Yeah, 10/10 Muzzy is the office creep.
Armitage_Shankburn wrote:Minnesänger wrote:Cos wrote:Muzzy projecting as usual. Defo a billy no mates at MS.
Yeah, 10/10 Muzzy is the office creep.
"I don't understand cinty, all I did is rinse them at the lockdown funtime poker for 2 years and tell them how my daughters were on track to make the 2032 olympics when they complained their kids won't stop hassling them for Frosties and sunny D, all the while being unable to take my eyes off said colleagues' full heads of hair"
davyK wrote:I hate working from home. I see it as an imposition. But that's me.
It's living at work.
Wookienopants wrote:I'm brushing up my CV this evening as I'm going to apply for the Inspector role at work, it's a big step up from my current role and would be a challenge but I feel like I'm up for it.
Fingers crossed!
Syph79 wrote:Best of luck with this one, Wooks. You could always threaten to kick their asses or arrest them if they don’t give you serious consideration. You kept your warrant badge, right?Wookienopants wrote:I'm brushing up my CV this evening as I'm going to apply for the Inspector role at work, it's a big step up from my current role and would be a challenge but I feel like I'm up for it. Fingers crossed!
Wookienopants wrote:If I never have to sit on a train, in traffic or have to be around members of the public again I'll be very happy.
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