job Interview, please advise!

[manchi_boi]

hi all

i got two job interviews at VM nxt week for :

1)- Principal technician

2)- Network Engineer

really looking forward to these opportunities after soo much hardwork...
little bit info about me, i have 3 years of experince as a technical support engineer ( different network environment & tools ),i have done Master degree in telecommunication and network engineering and bachelor in computer science engineering.

anyone got any idea or have been into these roles before, please guide me further what type of questions i need to prepare or on what base they select people ?...and any other tip will be much appreciated.

Many Thanks

[Telly_]

Wow talk about over qualified, you do realise a VM network engineer probably only earns about £20'000 a year? You ever thought about working with Sky?

http://corporate.sky.com/work_for_sky

[Top banana]

Originally Posted by Telly_

Wow talk about over qualified, you do realise a VM network engineer probably only earns about £20'000 a year? You ever thought about working with Sky?

http://corporate.sky.com/work_for_sky

You seem to have a very miss informed view on Virgin Media employment - below is another incorrect post by your good self

"I don't think Virginmedia employee many "engineers" either directly or via sub-con. You could always apply for a job as a "forward path attenuator" fitter though, they seem to employ hundreds of them"

Manchi Boi - the salary is better than this guy reckons and as I said in response to his lies above, they have over 1500 engineers/technicians. They look at what you are like as a person, a positive can do attitude, customer focused, team player etc - do some research on Richard Bransons approach as that is what they follow.

Best of luck

[Maggy J]

Moved to Lifestyle.

[Top banana]

Originally Posted by Maggy J

Moved to Lifestyle.

And yet virgin media engineers and contractors are left where they were - strange

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by Top banana

You seem to have a very miss informed view on Virgin Media employment - below is another incorrect post by your good self

"I don't think Virginmedia employee many "engineers" either directly or via sub-con. You could always apply for a job as a "forward path attenuator" fitter though, they seem to employ hundreds of them"

Manchi Boi - the salary is better than this guy reckons and as I said in response to his lies above, they have over 1500 engineers/technicians. They look at what you are like as a person, a positive can do attitude, customer focused, team player etc - do some research on Richard Bransons approach as that is what they follow.

Best of luck

Telly_ works for Sky what else would you expect from him and if you check all his posts are repetitively based around Sky Sky oh and Sky.

I make it very clear I work for VM but i don't get involved in the vm verses sky points scoring posts as i happen to be a grown up and find them boring

[Maggy J]

Originally Posted by Top banana

And yet virgin media engineers and contractors are left where they were - strange

Better than in Virgin Media News discussion..

[M0t0]

A VM Network Engineer like myself would start at around £24,000 a year plus over time which bumps it up by quite a bit.

[Top banana]

Originally Posted by Maggy J

Better than in Virgin Media News discussion..

However the posts i mentioned are left in Virgin media news, that was my point. Why move one but not the others - strange

---------- Post added at 22:38 ---------- Previous post was at 22:37 ----------

Originally Posted by Sirius

Telly_ works for Sky what else would you expect from him and if you check all his posts are repetitively based around Sky Sky oh and Sky.

I make it very clear I work for VM but i don't get involved in the vm verses sky points scoring posts as i happen to be a grown up and find them boring

Ah - makes sense now - I agree with your view btw