manual assessment at Jag/Land Rover

Khan07

Did anyone else not feel too confident about their manual assessment and still get thtough? I'm not sure I did so well.

Soulman6

Hi, I had my manual assessment the other day and tgis morning I received an email that said this:
Thank you for attending the manual assessment to work with Manpower at Jaguar Land Rover West Midlands.

You have successfully completed this part of the process.

We will be reviewing all applicants at this stage and will be in touch to confirm if you have been selected for the next level of recruitment.

Does this mean I passed?

A13Y44N

Soulman6 wrote: »

Hi, I had my manual assessment the other day and tgis morning I received an email that said this:
Thank you for attending the manual assessment to work with Manpower at Jaguar Land Rover West Midlands.

You have successfully completed this part of the process.

We will be reviewing all applicants at this stage and will be in touch to confirm if you have been selected for the next level of recruitment.

Does this mean I passed?

Yeah it means you have passed the manual assessment and will receive a call in a couple of days in inviting you to a interview.

band_wagon

i got a email today stating i have passed all assessments and they will be in touch in due course with starting date ect ... not a bad process tbh bit long winded but not over the top

carrowroad

Hi,got a start date 28th July anydody else starting that day? In a dilemma dont know whether to risk giving up a perm job paying £21K a year to be virtually temp for 2 years with first 12 months being 4 week rolling contract im 50/50 at the mo any positive feedback would be welcome

declan199210

carrowroad wrote: »

Hi,got a start date 28th July anydody else starting that day? In a dilemma dont know whether to risk giving up a perm job paying £21K a year to be virtually temp for 2 years with first 12 months being 4 week rolling contract im 50/50 at the mo any positive feedback would be welcome

The opportunities are endless with the right attitude ?

Who said it's a 4 week rolling contract ? If I'm honest you have a job for life if you keep your head down and get on with it. It's hard work but the pay is worth it.

carrowroad

When I went to interview the guy said it was a 4 week rolling contract with manpower up to the first 12 months then a 3 month rolling contract with jlr for another 12 months.
How long have you been there ? Its at Solihull by the way.

A13Y44N

carrowroad wrote: »

Hi,got a start date 28th July anydody else starting that day? In a dilemma dont know whether to risk giving up a perm job paying £21K a year to be virtually temp for 2 years with first 12 months being 4 week rolling contract im 50/50 at the mo any positive feedback would be welcome

Hi can I ask when you had your interview, and when did you get the phone call to start on 28th July, ain't that date when the shut down happens for 2 weeks? Thanks

minty_fresh

declan199210 wrote: »

The opportunities are endless with the right attitude ?

Who said it's a 4 week rolling contract ? If I'm honest you have a job for life if you keep your head down and get on with it. It's hard work but the pay is worth it.

Exactly this, it's as permanent as you make it. If you have bad time keeping and work standard was poor any job would be temperay.

declan199210

carrowroad wrote: »

When I went to interview the guy said it was a 4 week rolling contract with manpower up to the first 12 months then a 3 month rolling contract with jlr for another 12 months.
How long have you been there ? Its at Solihull by the way.

The 4 week rolling is just an excuse to elbow you out if they don't like you I'm afraid matey.

I've been there about 5/6 months and yes at Solihull.

They are taking on during the shutdown because the Pera training takes 2 weeks and it's the perfect time to do it !