If the same place told you to come for a 2nd interview then that pretty much confirms that you got the job .

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Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis If the same place told you to come for a 2nd interview then that pretty much confirms that you got the job .

nah! omg so weird my tafe mate on msn has his msn nam as "3rd round interview"

so im like oh wheres ur interview at...... and low and behold same place!!!!

hahaha going for same job... he has a 3rd interview tomorrow ive only got a second so im thinking he might get it.. casue its a start monday job i think they need someone asap!

he said it was up for one day on soulseek and got 160 applicants.. so my chances are slim to none haha!

maybe in dj_psygnosis world, but in my world that means your better than 90% of all the other people who applied, now you have to beat the other 10.

congratulations on the second interview. what would you be doing if you got the job?

You never know what to expect after an interview. Just be mindful of the work they give you. You don't wont to be too keen and end up doing boring repetitive stuff, if that's what they want, that's when u being to dislike your job.

And usually u'll find that it's easier to get jobs doing the same stuff that u've done in a previous job. So if you hated your first job then u might get a bit stuck with your options.

I enjoy my job, but I find that i'm always working the oddest hours, they're never the same from week to week. And I'm always travelling, which is both good and bad.

Mabie I should try a desk job. At least u get to know the other ppl in your company, go out for drinks etc.

Meh, just my randon thaughts.

Oh, and I just got my NYE Tickets. Tiesto here I come!!!!!!

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Originally posted by escee congratulations on the second interview. what would you be doing if you got the job?

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SYSTEMS MONITOR We have an exciting new role available within our Operations department, directly reporting to the Operations Ream Leader. As Systems Monitor your role is to use software tools to constantly monitor the performance of all aspects the company’s communications network. This function is critical to our service delivery and we will be relying on you to immediately report any technical problem. Xpedite offers the right individual a competitive salary package, career development and a great environment to work in. Full training in all aspects of the role will be given, but it is assumed that you can demonstrate an active interest in IT technology. Limited levels of shift work apply but all hours are between 7am and 8pm. Key Responsibilities v Monitoring performance of the live production system v Identifying, resolving and/or escalating system performance bottlenecks v Running scheduled system checks v Creating monthly reports to support current SLA’s v Assisting and contributing to all projects within operations v Being technically minded with an eye for detail

thats it.

Xpedite Systems, Sussex St Sydney

"demonstrate an active interest in IT technology" - does using forums count?

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Originally posted by escee maybe in dj_psygnosis world, but in my world that means your better than 90% of all the other people who applied, now you have to beat the other 10.

Yes, i love my world

But hey, at least they told you to come again, very good sign.

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that sounds like the sort of thing a computer program could do automatically.

as in, if you get the job, write it, use it, spend the rest of the time browsing forums. Just dont let them have it

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the key to interviews is to be prepared for them. go search the net for behavioural/interview questions and run through some of them before the interview, and come up with some sort of idea as to how you might respond (with specific examples).

though you might not get the exact question during the interview, at least you would have gone through the mental preparation to handle those type of questions.

good luck!

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Originally posted by escee that sounds like the sort of thing a computer program could do automatically. as in, if you get the job, write it, use it, spend the rest of the time browsing forums. Just dont let them have it

hehe good idea...

like im used to siting at home everyday browsing forums, so it will be hard to adapt to a non-hermitt life

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Originally posted by eRRaTiK the key to interviews is to be prepared for them. go search the net for behavioural/interview questions and run through some of them before the interview, and come up with some sort of idea as to how you might respond (with specific examples). though you might not get the exact question during the interview, at least you would have gone through the mental preparation to handle those type of questions. good luck!

yeah im doing that... but not to the extent of making up ansers, cause i dont want to make myself to be someone im not, but i know thats not what your saying...

being prepared, so ill do some study tonight....

Good Luck on the interview Wax!
Make sure you are on top of things on the technical side too, usually [in more cases] the 2nd interview is where they hit you with the geeky stuff.
3rd interview is where they usually show you around the place and get more detailed with the company.

I've been to too many interviews a close one was when I applied for this Assistant Network Admin job, I went through all 3 interviews. Almost 200 people applied, then it got cut down to about 20 or something, and finally 5 people. I just missed out, blah if only those 4 people didnt show up hah.

Now, when you get this job, get me in too hehehe

I tried to crack into IT in late 2001 - early 2002, but the industry was seriously fux0r back then ... now instead, I'm stuck @ a retail sales job, selling mobile phones and other wireless gadgets and putting up with ignorant customers

Will give another crack @ it early 2004.

/end selfish rant

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