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Train driver Video interview query

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Bigdom

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Hi all,
I have a video interview with virgin east coast for a drivers position and was wondering if anyone knew what type of questions to expect ie:
Rules questions,
About myself,
About virgin east coast??

Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks.
 
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dboi84

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Hi did you ever manage to get a response to this as I have an interview soon for qualified driver and don't really know what to expect with one company I have to sit a rules test but not sure which parts to study most lol and interview questions no clue what they will ask
 

TDK

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Hi did you ever manage to get a response to this as I have an interview soon for qualified driver and don't really know what to expect with one company I have to sit a rules test but not sure which parts to study most lol and interview questions no clue what they will ask

PTS, out of course workings and train failures, also brush up on communications skills.
 

falcon

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Hi all,
I have a video interview with virgin east coast for a drivers position and was wondering if anyone knew what type of questions to expect ie:
Rules questions,
About myself,
About virgin east coast??

Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks.

When and where did Virgin Trains East Coast advertise external vacancies!
 

JohnFM

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It is easy to miss an email notification or for the notifications system for a particular TOC to not send out emails after a job is advertised.

It is always best practice to check the job boards yourself once or twice a week rather than sit and rely upon them telling you.

Kinda academic now though, don't you think?
 
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