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B&Q Interview 4 hours
irisrose
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Hi as anyone been to a B&Q interview that lasted 4 hours :eek: and if so what happened. Any advice would be great thanks.
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Why would it last 4 hours?
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Makemerich wrote: »Why would it last 4 hours?
Maybe they got caught shoplifting and had to wait for the local plod 0 -
Makemerich wrote: »Why would it last 4 hours?
Perhaps they'll ask you to assemble some flat pack furniture with no instructions?"You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0 -
Perhaps they will ask you to do a "Work Trial" for a couple of hours0
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Are you applying for a position at SSO or in a store? If you are applying for a store, are you applying for a management/expert role?
The interview is structured so may be longer depending on the position you are applying.0 -
The interview I had with them lasted about half an hour at most (and I got it). It was just for a shop floor post, and in 2004.
What kind or role is your interview for?0 -
You'd need more than 4 hours!maninthestreet wrote: »Perhaps they'll ask you to assemble some flat pack furniture with no instructions?
~Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone.~:)
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I once had a job interview lasting 72 hours (seriously!). Admitadly it wasn't for B&Q!
Maybe it's their way of getting cheap (free?) labour for a few hours if it's an in-store 'work trial'.
Olias0 -
I once had a job interview lasting 72 hours (seriously!). Admitadly it wasn't for B&Q!
Maybe it's their way of getting cheap (free?) labour for a few hours if it's an in-store 'work trial'.
Olias
what rubbish.............
you had a 72 hour interview?
you were there for exactly 3 days non stop?
were you not hungry or tired.0 -
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