Recent content by mresh91

Bump. They resent that email stating they're still shortlisting for assessments, and it will be prioritised on basis of specific depot demands. There's movement clearly. Slow, but movement still.

St Albans sign through to Bedford. And fret not about the Sutton loop, grim faces is the look of any driver once they've booked on, regardless of route/TOC.

Dealing with the Great British Public ™ But seriously, for me (I'm not a driver) it will be to deal with a Lewisham style incident (passengers detraining during disruption etc)

Thank you both a340egkk and ComUtoR for your responses. I'm not a driver but I work for GTR and know which depots on my patch are perennially and most like to have shortages, so wanted a gauge on the SE side.

@ComUtoR Hello mate, since you are thee go-to SE guy on this forum, what's the driver situation looking like at metro depots? Are there currently trainees in the pipeline? Any specific depots that have major shortages compared to others and traditionally have a higher driver turnover rate? Cheers

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The posting seems to have been updated to reflect the requirement to live near Crewe, and the location is Peak Forest. Maybe Willesden was incorrectly listed to begin with and they've rectified the error?

Because it's the MMI, they'd only be worded different at best. I've done it twice and it was the same, and going by all these threads on this forum (spanning years), it appears the same six questions get asked. And as for if they ask different questions, you'd answer them the same way you...

The exact six questions you will be asked can be found all over this forum. See this thread, post #3: https://www.railforums.co.uk/threads/multimodal-interview-mmi.142360/ Good luck

Yep, I prefer Magnum over what my TOC supplies. I always buy my own now.

I'm guessing employee relations, or something along those lines.

This is the most accurate description of a DMI interview. I'd even wager that your experience and non-technical skills (no matter how neatly you package it in STAR format) is largely irrelevant, and all that counts is the rapport between yourself and the interview panel.

Got a generic reply to the August advert, they're reviewing applications, and will update candidates if they're progressing with their applications in the next 2-4 weeks.

This was for the Southern shunter to mainline progression wasn't it?

How long ago was this? This doesn't sound right, even if one line was blocked (i.e. train fault), there's also another line next to it. The guard/dispatcher sent the train early, this is certainly not something condoned by SWT/SWR.