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I did one a few years ago and was things like "what did I know about the company?", "why did I want to be a driver?", "tell me about a time when I delivered a good customer experience?" "What do you think would make a good driver?" I really wasn't prepared for the questions as the interview was...

I did 10-12 rows per sheet, I assume without too many errors because I passed.

If you Google MMi then there are loads of threads in these forums that can give you an insight into the questions that may be asked on the day. To prepare yourself try using the STAR technique when answering the questions this works for me everytime: 1. Situation: Open with a brief description...

It's possible it will be the qualifiers that start in January, but they won't have enough time to serve the usual 12 weeks notice with their current TOC/FOC

15000 applicants is a lot, but everyone who has applied stands a chance of being one of the successful candidates. When I joined the railway from off the street I knew absolutely nothing about the industry I was entering, but asked questions when appropriate and read as much as I could find to...

Now that word I definitely had to look up.....:D:D:D

Ha ha ha love this. Not a truer word spoken. If you want to circumnavigate the system don't forget to wave as I fly past you in my cab and you are standing (behind the yellow line) on the platform