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Pepperami
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Have you done any research for the role?
My advice is firstly remember that this is a public forum and you have just informed us of the station & the interviewee name. It will be very easy for them to see what you do online....
My second advice is that you do not know 'everything' about the job. This appears as arrogant and cocky. You should have a general idea of the role, but there will be things which you have not thought of.
My second advice is that you do not know 'everything' about the job. This appears as arrogant and cocky. You should have a general idea of the role, but there will be things which you have not thought of.
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Thank you mate but i'm looking for information about the interview and this your advices are not for now so if you can help me do it ,don't teach me what to do or not i'm asking here for advice from peoples who already made this and are ready to provide information to help!!!
notadriver
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Excellent have you driven any trains before ?
Hope you don't call the interviewer mate or anyone else you don't know
Pepperami
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Sorry, but with an attitude like that, in my humble opinion, you don't stand a chance getting a position
You certainly do not know EVERYTHING no one does, and you come across to me as someone who is not willing to listen to advice, you know it all, so if this is the case, why are you asking for peoples help?
People using these forums do not owe you ANYTHING, I have found everyone on this site helpful and informative where they can be, and those who do not have the answers to the questions being asked as a rule of thumb generally do not comment incase they give the wrong advice, very good practice for the industry your applying for
I wish you every success for the interview
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I am at a loss why the OP is putting their text through a translator to be fair!
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I have to disagree with the comment pepperami as in many posts I have seen poor advice, second guessing and blatant miss-direction, much of it seems like sound advice but some posts make me cringe
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I have to disagree with the comment pepperami as in many posts I have seen poor advice, second guessing and blatant miss-direction, much of it seems like sound advice but some posts make me cringe
Pepperami
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I have to disagree with the comment pepperami as in many posts I have seen poor advice, second guessing and blatant miss-direction, much of it seems like sound advice but some posts make me cringe
I should have put some advice
It looks like good advice from the people just starting off on the career path like me, but yes I agree, some of the advice I am sure is as you put
Hello again maybe i was not right but i've just ask only about the questions yes i can't know everything about the job because on the rails every day is different i know what can i expect from the job! So if anybody could help me with information that i need will be very happy. Sorry once again for my words before thank you
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