Can anybody shed any light on this?
Been offered a job interview this Friday which is pretty short notice, and it's going to be a real ball ache trying to get time off work at this point, especially as I don't even know if it's worth attending. Have been told by several people now that a lot of NHS jobs are often filled internally, and they just advertise and interview people from outside as it's a legal requirement.
I've no idea as to the accuracy of this. The job isn't particularly specialist or high up within the NHS, in other words I'm not being interviewed for any particularly unique skills I have. Oh it's in a non medical role too.
Thanks!
Been offered a job interview this Friday which is pretty short notice, and it's going to be a real ball ache trying to get time off work at this point, especially as I don't even know if it's worth attending. Have been told by several people now that a lot of NHS jobs are often filled internally, and they just advertise and interview people from outside as it's a legal requirement.
I've no idea as to the accuracy of this. The job isn't particularly specialist or high up within the NHS, in other words I'm not being interviewed for any particularly unique skills I have. Oh it's in a non medical role too.
Thanks!
