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wiganpostie
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Re: job interview

Post by wiganpostie »

hannie2002 wrote:what does thread bookmarked mean postie thanks
It means he is 100% sure that you will be just as positive about the job after a few months (weeks? days?) of actual experience. :whistle
George door to dawes
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Re: job interview

Post by George door to dawes »

hannie2002 wrote:thanks for the info, why are some people so negative about the royal mail
im lucky to get a job and be in work in this climate can you not be more postive
and give a bit advice instead of critising the job. id rather post letters and be finished for 3pm everyday
than stocking selves from 8 till 8 everyday. if ya got nowt better to say go somewhere else where people want to hear it.
people on hear actually work for the company you applied to so i wouldnt dismiss negative comments so lightly. I was unemployed before i got this job and Iam soon going back into unemployment and honestly i do not feel lucky to have had this job!
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robg
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Re: job interview

Post by robg »

hannie2002 wrote:thanks for the info, why are some people so negative about the royal mail
im lucky to get a job and be in work in this climate can you not be more postive
and give a bit advice instead of critising the job. id rather post letters and be finished for 3pm everyday
than stocking selves from 8 till 8 everyday. if ya got nowt better to say go somewhere else where people want to hear it.
4 on /off 12 hour shift would be ok 8 till 8, not sure you would get that anywhere in RM.
Pat Ostman
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Re: job interview

Post by Pat Ostman »

hannie2002 wrote: if ya got nowt better to say go somewhere else where people want to hear it.

We shall see....... If you suddenly stop posting we will all have a good idea why.

And if you do not want opinions what the heck are you doing on a forum?
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hannie2002
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Re: job interview

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i do want opinions mate but its always seams to be negative ive been un-employed for 2 year now im
lucky to get a job and ill give it my best shot its hard when ya cant do the things ya use to do.
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Pat Ostman
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Re: job interview

Post by Pat Ostman »

hannie2002 wrote:i do want opinions mate but its always seams to be negative ive been un-employed for 2 year now im
lucky to get a job and ill give it my best shot its hard when ya cant do the things ya use to do.
Just about everything negative involves time in the 'office', once you are out there it's a great job.
Run, rabbit run. Dig that hole, forget the sun.
And when at last the work is done. Don't sit down, it's time to dig another one