hmm, in that case, i think a travel to your church/mosque/temple for a prayer might help! hahaha.

dun sweat. in that case, try to phone in to check ur status and relay ur thank you to the interviewers.

Please refrain from casual chatters and please leave this thread clean of spams so it'll make life easier for people who ar e browsing, thank you.

my apologies from straying off-topic but it's interesting to follow-up with fellow forumers to see how they fared after learnng something from this thread. no harm intended.

cheers!

Interviewer: ur colleague have on leave today, so u are working alone this morning, u step in to the office and find that the whole organization network connectivity are down, nobody can get the latest email, access the shared files, update the document, get the info frm network, cannot provide info to customer, vendor, supplier. in the mean while, the company president are going to leave the company to take plane to attend a business meeting in denmark, he is asking u to syncronize the PC data to his PDA. what will u do?

This is a technical question. I guess this question is for systems engineer/technician. Anyone around?

Get an Internet uplink. Login to the company's server via VPN. You can download data to your laptop and finally sync it with PDA.

Hi, I currently attended an interview for the position of programmer and I'm surprised that they didn't ask me much questions during the interview but instead they give me a case and ask me to do a demo software for them and show them in the 2nd interview. Then in the 2nd interview they saw my work and told me to add in more features to convince them in the 3rd interview. Is this a norm in IT field?

Thanks.

The whole system is down, how you can VPN to the server.

The first interview is usually a screening interview. The second is more toward technical skills oriented. The third is mostly meeting up with higher management personnel such as managers, department heads and etc.

I didn't read properly and miss out the word "down".

Since the information requester is the President, open a dedicated socket for him.

Oh, they told me that the 3rd interview will discuss about the salary and also other things...

Quite similar. You discuss those stuffs with higher ranking staffs.

This post has been edited by David83: Apr 26 2006, 02:45 AM

Oic. But as long as they not give me any official job offer letter, that means I can still reject the job offer?

To be more precious, as long as you haven't sign any contract with them.

Hi, but would it give them a bad impression if i were to reject their job offer?

That's for sure ...

Oh, guess I will really need to consider deeply before I make any decision

If you're planning not to apply back to the same company in the future, it won't be a big deal.

But we won't know what will happen in the future right?

There people who leave their current company and then join back after a few months. Yet the company happy accepting them. As long as you did not breach the contract or offend the company in any way, then that will be ok.

Company respect and understand human right. You are certainly have the right to reject or accept an offer.