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Definitely don't chase until at least 72 working hours (By this I mean three working days!) after they have said they will come back to you, unless finding out impacts another offer decision you need to make. And even then, I would only chase the next working day.
Hi, I completed the Arctic Shores assessment last night and heard from them this morning about an AC.
I want to let you know that last year I received my interview (final stage) call for Withers VS after 3.5 weeks of submitting the test. So hang tight, you've got this. Do remain positive and I'm sure you must've nailed the test.
Congratulations! I wish they would just put me out of my misery and confirm I’ve been unsuccessful, why wait?!
Thank you!! So when I went on to book my day it said there were only four slots left across the dates Feb to March. I picked the one slot left for the week after next and the other remaining slots were on the 14th and 15th Feb.
well yes i think you’re right in that Graeber would have incorporated these professions into the definition and does allude to it in the book. given your experiences of them, as you say, boiling down to either pushing paper or power points, your testimony could have even been an illuminating addition to his research haha!Whoever was talking about the "Bullshit" jobs theory, it's important to note the author is a career academic and anarchist. Yes, the book is great to read, but it's flawed. If the work of corporate lawyers is worthless, then so is the work of management consultants, IB analysts and other high-profile white-collar jobs. Having experienced both, its either pushing paper or pushing PowerPoint just comes down to whether your vibe is Word, Powerpoint or Excel
