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  • I've had a varied week with several meetings with my multiple advisors.

    On Wednesday I had a proper job interview coming up.  So on Tuesday, one organisation helping me gave me a mock interview.  The email inviting me to the interview was very formal, insisting that I bring multiple proofs of my right to live and work in the UK. And proof of ID and address etc.  The also insisted on dressing in 'business attire'.

    The actual interview was very different.  I suspect that the email was sent by the head office.  The interviewers were very informal in dress and manner.  The staff were dressed in normal clothes, t shirts with tattoos on arms (men and women had tattoos).  The interview itself was held in what I would describe as a wooden summerhouse/garden shed, at the bottom of the garden.

    Today I had two meetings, one with work coach at a job centre. The other with my employment  specialist / mental health case worker. Next month he wants me to attend an 'ESS assessment' ( it's a test of my level of maths and English), it's a condition of their funding.

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  • I've had a varied week with several meetings with my multiple advisors.

    On Wednesday I had a proper job interview coming up.  So on Tuesday, one organisation helping me gave me a mock interview.  The email inviting me to the interview was very formal, insisting that I bring multiple proofs of my right to live and work in the UK. And proof of ID and address etc.  The also insisted on dressing in 'business attire'.

    The actual interview was very different.  I suspect that the email was sent by the head office.  The interviewers were very informal in dress and manner.  The staff were dressed in normal clothes, t shirts with tattoos on arms (men and women had tattoos).  The interview itself was held in what I would describe as a wooden summerhouse/garden shed, at the bottom of the garden.

    Today I had two meetings, one with work coach at a job centre. The other with my employment  specialist / mental health case worker. Next month he wants me to attend an 'ESS assessment' ( it's a test of my level of maths and English), it's a condition of their funding.

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