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01-22-2015 | 10:38 AM
#3325
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A friend of mine got a invite for the interview on 1/27 but had to turn it down due to their current job situation. Person on the other end of the line sounded a little "miffed" when asked if they could reschedule for the proposed March interview opening. My thinking is my friend might have shot themselves in the foot. Any thoughts??
01-22-2015 | 11:13 AM
#3327
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That's what I'm thinking. Suggested calling in sick to go to the interview but he's a new hire at a regional in training and didn't want to risk loosing a sure thing with no guarantee of getting on with JB. Tough call but I know what I would have done!
01-22-2015 | 11:14 AM
#3328
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Really! Any company that doesn't respect a persons responsibility to their current employer is not worth working for in today's hiring environment. I am sure JB would expect the same respect from their current employees who are moving on to bigger and better.
01-22-2015 | 12:04 PM
#3329
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The people in HR are under pressure to fill interviews and classes. I spoke with the lady in charge of classing us up last year while I was in Shanghai on vacation at 4AM on a Saturday in NYC after she emailed me back and told me to call asap if I wanted the class. I think you've got an equal shot at an interview in March as you did in January. You'll just be 50-100 numbers junior when you get hired.
01-22-2015 | 12:05 PM
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Really! Any company that doesn't respect a persons responsibility to their current employer is not worth working for in today's hiring environment. I am sure JB would expect the same respect from their current employees who are moving on to bigger and better.
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