Hi,
I had an interview in which I was asked zero questions; more people applied to me than the other way around. The branch manager was present. I was given a form to fill out with my information, including my bank details. Then I was given a list of things I should bring with me, such as my tax ID, certificate of good conduct, etc. I have a meeting with the district manager soon. Is this about the contract or another interview?
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In fact, this often happens that people already know that they want to hire one and want to get to know one beforehand.
I guess the job is pretty safe for you, and the idea of the district management is just a formal thing!
If you like to work for little money, they will naturally take you with kiss hand no matter who you are and where you come from.