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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Interview Invitation

Hii all

I have been invited for an interview for the role of accountant by a local firm. I dont know the anything about this firm not even the website name. Could you please tell me whether or not, I should ask the firm regarding this, and if I ask them how should I ask them .

regards

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Hi, It will not help your chances of employment if you say you know nothing about them. You need to use your initiative to try to find out asmuch as you can. eg They are local, Why not go there and see if they have information available for potential clients.

— Clive

  • Hi, It will not help your chances of employment if you say you know nothing about them.
  • You need to use your initiative to try to find out asmuch as you can.
  • eg They are local, Why not go there and see if they have information available for potential clients.
  • Can you walk in and talk to the receptionist?
  • Is there no trace of their name on the internet?
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Hi,

It will not help your chances of employment if you say you know nothing about them.

You need to use your initiative to try to find out asmuch as you can.

eg They are local, Why not go there and see if they have information available for potential clients. Can you walk in and talk to the receptionist?

Is there no trace of their name on the internet?
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