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Subject: Re: al-hamdulillah ala kulli hal
This situation you are talking about, sounds familiar. It has happened to me as well and I think it's just a waiste of time, both for the employer as the ([wish he/she was a] potential) employee.Sometimes everything has been arranged but the employer is obliged by law to follow a certain procedure or have exams (mostly in the public sector).
It is possible as well, they're telling you this so they won't have to give you a real reason for not hiring you if you would be as 'bold' as to ask for any reasons.
Anway, I hope your feeling on this turns out to be wrong. Good luck in finding a job !
Subject: Re: al-hamdulillah ala kulli hal
Thanks for your supportive comment, Morgaine. I'm still hoping on this but I've already turned to thinking of it as at least giving me more practice at interviewing, which I can always use.Back to the employment ads...