I'm thinking about applying for a new job but don't want to waste my time filling in the application if the job isn't what I'm looking for. The job is advertised on NHS jobs and there is a contact email for queries. I emailed to ask if I could arrange an informal visit to find out a bit more about the job and the response was that I should read the job description and person specification and then google the job title!
I have of course already done this and don't need to google the job title as I already have a reasonable idea about what the job is, but I was wanting to find out about this specific job. The job description is very vague. Are informal visits before application unusual? I'm a nurse and have seen job descriptions mentioning informal visits before. Should I even bother applying now as they clearly have me marked down as an idiot now if they think I need to be told to google!
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hazelnutlatte · 12/04/2016 14:06
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