How is everyone coping with the waiting period? I just want to know if I have F2F interview or not lol. I check my email at least 10 times a day haha.
This is what every day has been like for me for the last couple of weeks: Wake up, think "Maybe we'll find out the results of the phone interviews today!", spend the day trying not to think of it too much (luckily exams have helped a fair amount with this) but still checking my email way too often, then at the end of the day being angry that we didn't find out and saying "well there's still x number of days left this week". And now it's Friday afternoon, and we still don't know so I'm guessing we aren't finding out this week . Last weekend I was so mad that we hadn't found out last week because I was so sure we were going to, haha. It's such a long wait though, my interview was more than 2 months ago!
What is it you're waiting for? Have you applied from the summer work experience? (and are you from the UK?)
I'm from canada and they're still doing phone interviews apparently... I did my phone interview just over 2 months ago...the wait is torture! But I'm trying to convince myself that they wouldn't keep us waiting if they knew we failed the phone interview. that would just be cruel.. so hopefully the wait will be worth it
I'm Canadian and I applied for the summer work experience. I had my phone interview in October, and now I'm waiting for if I get the F2F
Hopefully! I'm in the middle of exams right now and i want to know now but at the same time I don't because if I didn't make it, I'm going to be so sad and have no motivation to study for my exams.
I just had my phone interview today and the woman said we'd know in 4 weeks time, so not that much longer to go!
not much longer?? are you crazy?!? that's a whole month away! omg they said we'd know in early december its so annoying cuz i can't think of anything else and until i know whether or not i got the job i'll be obsessing oh well. c'est la vie
Do we all get our emails the same time? maybe some people get the email before other people, especially if they had their phone interview earlier.