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Excited and very nervous!

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marco

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Hi all,

I've been shortlisted to attend and interview session today for a Ticket examiner position. Woo! :D:lol::D

But im terrified!!

I have no idea what to expect! Im normally quite in control and well prepared for these types of things but I cant get any info on it!

My father in law is a train driver from the same station id be working in and he knows nothing about it! Or he isnt telling!!

Any advice on what to expect??

Thank you in advance!

M
 
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Hi, do you have any more information about the job and its location, as as far as I'm aware I've heard this title be used for three different jobs; at-station ticket examiner (often on gatelines), assistant ticket examiner on board trains assisting the guard, or ticket examiner in the Strathclyde area on DOO trains.
 

marco

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Hi Mojo,

It is an at station ticket examiner position on the gateline's I believe.

It is based at Glasgow Central.

Thank's.
 

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Hi Mojo,

It is an at station ticket examiner position on the gateline's I believe.

It is based at Glasgow Central.

Thank's.



It has been a long time since I had my ticket examiner interview, but I remember being asked about my previous experience of cash handling and retail, a little about following rules and regulations and particularly what I knew about the parent company, also a few scenarios were quoted to see what my response would be. Most of what you need to prepare for will be in the information pack you received, job description, company info and the like. Best of British with it though.
 
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