I used to run an Engineering Help Desk of about 25 people for a company called Alphameric, we installed and maintained EPOS systems mainly to betting shops but also Abbey National and Reuters News Agency.I suppose it all depends on the quality of the other candidates as his defence is purely based on comparing his LinkedIn profile with that of the successful applicant which may or may not be accurate. I’ve been turned down, or not even invited to interview, for many roles down the years despite having the perfect match for an advertised job. Sometimes the role changes once CVs are received too. If they’ve selected candidates from a diverse range then I doubt he’ll be successful and I’m not sure what he could claim anyway, surely he wouldn’t want the job now. Weird world we live in now, though, very litigious.
Yeah I'm glad I don't need to be on interviewing or selection panels now. In the old days we used to pick the one we thought would fit into the team best and I was very good at it but now it's a minefield. I definitely never disregarded anyone for being a rag though. Honest, guv!I used to run an Engineering Help Desk of about 25 people for a company called Alphameric, we installed and maintained EPOS systems mainly to betting shops but also Abbey National and Reuters News Agency.
If we ever had an application that said “I support/follow Man United” it went straight in the bin and I couldn’t even be arsed replying to them.
I'm hearing ya!The Athletic caters for rival fans, not City fans, exhibit #26128
Just to add, I do always advise people not to disclose their football team until they are in the job. Or choose a small local team as they might take pity on you.Yeah I'm glad I don't need to be on interviewing or selection panels now. In the old days we used to pick the one we thought would fit into the team best and I was very good at it but now it's a minefield. I definitely never disregarded anyone for being a rag though. Honest, guv!
Their self-importance and self-awareness are at extreme opposites of the spectrum.Carragher in the Telegraph, goodness me:
'A peculiarity of all the most recent high-profile, mega-billionaire takeovers is how quickly new owners seem to have Liverpool in their sights.
Both Chelsea and Manchester City were preoccupied with targeting Liverpool after receiving history-changing investment, eager to make a statement about a power shift at the top of the English game.
Those feuds instantly grew on and off the pitch, with Chelsea having the resources to keep trying to sign our captain Steven Gerrard as they began to collect trophies, and City continuing the pattern by luring Raheem Sterling from Anfield.'
Pre-occupied with targeting Liverpool apparently.
The odd one slipped through the net but I honestly employed an openly gay guy for a Receptionist job which at the time was almost an exclusively female position because he made me laugh so much in the interview. He was a funny guy and a great asset to the company and his colleagues.Yeah I'm glad I don't need to be on interviewing or selection panels now. In the old days we used to pick the one we thought would fit into the team best and I was very good at it but now it's a minefield. I definitely never disregarded anyone for being a rag though. Honest, guv!
Carragher in the Telegraph, goodness me:
'A peculiarity of all the most recent high-profile, mega-billionaire takeovers is how quickly new owners seem to have Liverpool in their sights.
Both Chelsea and Manchester City were preoccupied with targeting Liverpool after receiving history-changing investment, eager to make a statement about a power shift at the top of the English game.
Those feuds instantly grew on and off the pitch, with Chelsea having the resources to keep trying to sign our captain Steven Gerrard as they began to collect trophies, and City continuing the pattern by luring Raheem Sterling from Anfield.'
Pre-occupied with targeting Liverpool apparently.
Carragher in the Telegraph, goodness me:
'A peculiarity of all the most recent high-profile, mega-billionaire takeovers is how quickly new owners seem to have Liverpool in their sights.
Both Chelsea and Manchester City were preoccupied with targeting Liverpool after receiving history-changing investment, eager to make a statement about a power shift at the top of the English game.
Those feuds instantly grew on and off the pitch, with Chelsea having the resources to keep trying to sign our captain Steven Gerrard as they began to collect trophies, and City continuing the pattern by luring Raheem Sterling from Anfield.'
Pre-occupied with targeting Liverpool apparently.
Carragher in the Telegraph, goodness me:
'A peculiarity of all the most recent high-profile, mega-billionaire takeovers is how quickly new owners seem to have Liverpool in their sights.
Both Chelsea and Manchester City were preoccupied with targeting Liverpool after receiving history-changing investment, eager to make a statement about a power shift at the top of the English game.
Those feuds instantly grew on and off the pitch, with Chelsea having the resources to keep trying to sign our captain Steven Gerrard as they began to collect trophies, and City continuing the pattern by luring Raheem Sterling from Anfield.'
Pre-occupied with targeting Liverpool apparently.