I am now eight months into my current job and I have been involved in a handful of projects which have somehow involved no less than four of the other organisations that I interviewed with in the last couple of years.
Interestingly each of the organisations had either made me some sort of offer, or is still trying to recruit me.
I didn't do a shotgun approach to applying for jobs, so is the industry really quite small?
Update: Now my former employer is trying to form a strategic partnership with my current employer. I'm not quite arrogant enough to say it's because they miss me so much.
Stephen Souness, a Java developer who moved back to New Zealand after over a decade in London, sharing some thoughts on what's happening in the world of Cloud computing, Java and database technologies.
Showing posts with label small world. Show all posts
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Thursday, 2 June 2011
Wednesday, 6 October 2010
It's a small world
Today I had an interview for a role contracting at an e-commerce organisation near London.
After completing the multi-choice "technical test", and blitzing through the practical task, I had the face to face aspect of the interview.
The first of the two interviewers had a familiar accent, then I recognised the face as well - "Hey, I think you were in my class at uni"...
Eleven years later and about 19,000 kilometres from where we met - I think this proves that it is a small small world.
After completing the multi-choice "technical test", and blitzing through the practical task, I had the face to face aspect of the interview.
The first of the two interviewers had a familiar accent, then I recognised the face as well - "Hey, I think you were in my class at uni"...
Eleven years later and about 19,000 kilometres from where we met - I think this proves that it is a small small world.
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