u/jadder1224

Hey guys!

So there's this company I would really like to work for, in a specific job role. Whilst there isn't currently any vacancies/openings for this role, there is an option on the company's website to join their 'talent community'. Also, the company has previously advertised this job role multiple times in the past, though around a year and a half ago now.

So I was wondering whether its worth joining? Has anybody had success with joining these before?

Many thanks in advance! :)

Hey guys!

So there's this company I would really like to work for, in a specific job role. Whilst there isn't currently any vacancies/openings for this role, there is an option on the company's website to join their 'talent community'. Also, the company has previously advertised this job role multiple times in the past, though around a year and a half ago now.

So I was wondering whether its worth joining? Has anybody had success with joining these before?

Many thanks in advance! :)

Hey guys,

So I've had my eye on this company for a while now, for a specific role which has previously been advertised, but over a year and a half ago now.

I'm just wondering has anybody ever tried to reach out to current employees in the department you'd like to work in at a company, to ask if they may be aware of any upcoming vacancies? If so, did it work? Is it worth a go or would it typically be seen as being annoying to be on the receiving end?

Many thanks in advance! :)

Hey guys,

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So I've never had anything regular on prescription before, but recently I've been suffering from really bad hayfever. Which I suffer from every year but usually just use a nasal spray. But all my symptoms have cleared up right away within a couple of hours of taking piriteze liquid that I've bought over the counter. The thing is, I cant actually swallow tablets 😅😅 But the oral solution can be expensive.

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Just wondering can I actually specifcally request the liquid on prescription to keep the cost down?

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Many thanks!