Moving to Tampa in Sept. Here's my plan and concerns.
Oct 21st 2016, 3:28 pm
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Re: Moving to Tampa in Sept. Here's my plan and concerns.
Can I ask what industry?
From my experience (recruitment Consultant here) there have been a number of times since Ive been here where references have been asked for when whittling candidates down to final two and way before the offer. However this has been more prevalent since I started working in the Engineering industry.
From the info stated I would say it was likely, but as has been advised, don't bet the farm on it.
From my experience (recruitment Consultant here) there have been a number of times since Ive been here where references have been asked for when whittling candidates down to final two and way before the offer. However this has been more prevalent since I started working in the Engineering industry.
From the info stated I would say it was likely, but as has been advised, don't bet the farm on it.
Oct 21st 2016, 8:03 pm
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Re: Moving to Tampa in Sept. Here's my plan and concerns.
Can I ask what industry?
From my experience (recruitment Consultant here) there have been a number of times since Ive been here where references have been asked for when whittling candidates down to final two and way before the offer. However this has been more prevalent since I started working in the Engineering industry.
From the info stated I would say it was likely, but as has been advised, don't bet the farm on it.
From my experience (recruitment Consultant here) there have been a number of times since Ive been here where references have been asked for when whittling candidates down to final two and way before the offer. However this has been more prevalent since I started working in the Engineering industry.
From the info stated I would say it was likely, but as has been advised, don't bet the farm on it.
It's an HR position in Education, a large college.
She's had two interviews for it.
Oct 28th 2016, 1:37 pm
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Re: Moving to Tampa in Sept. Here's my plan and concerns.
My wife got that job so that's a big weight off. She's done amazing as it was the first job she applied for.
I've got 2 phone interviews lined up so hopefully they go well but I'm expecting a lengthy recruitment process so even best case I'm looking at another month or so, probably more.
We both passed our drivers test and bought a car. Had a minor heart issue when I bought insurance...I read on here geico would consider international driving experience but they reject that out of hand when I asked. Is there any way to have 15 years no claims are into consideration?
The only things outstanding on our list of things to achieve are me to get a job and to get a secured CC. My wife can do that now she has a job and when I get a job I can ask Amex to transfer my account, hopefully.
It's been a hard 4 weeks but with a house, car, job for the wife and all the administrative stuff done we're getting there.
I've got 2 phone interviews lined up so hopefully they go well but I'm expecting a lengthy recruitment process so even best case I'm looking at another month or so, probably more.
We both passed our drivers test and bought a car. Had a minor heart issue when I bought insurance...I read on here geico would consider international driving experience but they reject that out of hand when I asked. Is there any way to have 15 years no claims are into consideration?
The only things outstanding on our list of things to achieve are me to get a job and to get a secured CC. My wife can do that now she has a job and when I get a job I can ask Amex to transfer my account, hopefully.
It's been a hard 4 weeks but with a house, car, job for the wife and all the administrative stuff done we're getting there.
Oct 28th 2016, 1:50 pm
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Re: Moving to Tampa in Sept. Here's my plan and concerns.
My wife got that job so that's a big weight off. She's done amazing as it was the first job she applied for.
I've got 2 phone interviews lined up so hopefully they go well but I'm expecting a lengthy recruitment process so even best case I'm looking at another month or so, probably more.
We both passed our drivers test and bought a car. Had a minor heart issue when I bought insurance...I read on here geico would consider international driving experience but they reject that out of hand when I asked. Is there any way to have 15 years no claims are into consideration?
The only things outstanding on our list of things to achieve are me to get a job and to get a secured CC. My wife can do that now she has a job and when I get a job I can ask Amex to transfer my account, hopefully.
It's been a hard 4 weeks but with a house, car, job for the wife and all the administrative stuff done we're getting there.
I've got 2 phone interviews lined up so hopefully they go well but I'm expecting a lengthy recruitment process so even best case I'm looking at another month or so, probably more.
We both passed our drivers test and bought a car. Had a minor heart issue when I bought insurance...I read on here geico would consider international driving experience but they reject that out of hand when I asked. Is there any way to have 15 years no claims are into consideration?
The only things outstanding on our list of things to achieve are me to get a job and to get a secured CC. My wife can do that now she has a job and when I get a job I can ask Amex to transfer my account, hopefully.
It's been a hard 4 weeks but with a house, car, job for the wife and all the administrative stuff done we're getting there.
On your car insurance all you can do is shop around. Some here say they found insurance that took into account their non-US record (Geico gets mentioned) but that seems rare.
Oct 28th 2016, 2:00 pm
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Re: Moving to Tampa in Sept. Here's my plan and concerns.
GEICO did not ask for or wanted my hubby's Canadian or European driving records and just added him to my existing policy. Strangely, with his car and person added to my policy my premium only increased by $150 every six months. How high are your quotes that you need to have your record weighed in as a lower premium deduction?
My wife got that job so that's a big weight off. She's done amazing as it was the first job she applied for.
I've got 2 phone interviews lined up so hopefully they go well but I'm expecting a lengthy recruitment process so even best case I'm looking at another month or so, probably more.
We both passed our drivers test and bought a car. Had a minor heart issue when I bought insurance...I read on here geico would consider international driving experience but they reject that out of hand when I asked. Is there any way to have 15 years no claims are into consideration?
The only things outstanding on our list of things to achieve are me to get a job and to get a secured CC. My wife can do that now she has a job and when I get a job I can ask Amex to transfer my account, hopefully.
It's been a hard 4 weeks but with a house, car, job for the wife and all the administrative stuff done we're getting there.
I've got 2 phone interviews lined up so hopefully they go well but I'm expecting a lengthy recruitment process so even best case I'm looking at another month or so, probably more.
We both passed our drivers test and bought a car. Had a minor heart issue when I bought insurance...I read on here geico would consider international driving experience but they reject that out of hand when I asked. Is there any way to have 15 years no claims are into consideration?
The only things outstanding on our list of things to achieve are me to get a job and to get a secured CC. My wife can do that now she has a job and when I get a job I can ask Amex to transfer my account, hopefully.
It's been a hard 4 weeks but with a house, car, job for the wife and all the administrative stuff done we're getting there.
