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I just wanted to share my good news (job related).

MarkM88
MarkM88 Member Posts: 1,836 Pioneering
edited June 6 in Coffee lounge
I applied for a role in April 2021 and was invited to an interview just at the end of May 2021. I’ve now had that and had the email to say I was successful. 

It’s a role with NHS Business Services Authority. Just waiting on my official offer letter and bits and pieces I need to complete, from memory it’s my reference details and right to work documents, then it’s all go. 
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