hairynut73
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Many what would you do in this situation questions and what do you think a train drivers role is. What demands does a driver face. It's felt more like a chat than an interview tbhWhat kind of things did they ask or you have to give examples for?
Fingers crossed you passed to the next stage
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How did your interview go?
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Hello mate can you remember how long you waited for an answer from your interview. I've been told that if I've not heard in two weeks to contact them.DMI interview i thought was the easiest part, no stress, just a chat, it's for them to see if you are the right person for the role. They will ask you some "tell me a time" questions, they just want to see how you'd react in these scenarios, there's no right or wrong answers per say (just remember its a safety critical job) And they will ask you what you know about the company, when I did mine I knew alot anyways but I just jumped on Wikipedia and did a quick read up.
Apart from that it's a chat, they will tell you what they expect of you through the training etc and what the role is like ie shifts etc.
It's the easiest part of the whole process so don't sweat it.
There may be a bit more insight to the DMI in the assessments section.
But I also know people that have been told in a few days
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