if HR sends you the job listing after seeing your resume online, are you more likely to be hired?

Question

ive already got interviews with both managers thursday

its a totally different company. i had the resume posted on a job board. the interview is suppose to include a tour of the place and an job overview as well. the HR lady seems to like me. She was nice enough to even email me a copy of the application ahead of time.

Answer 1

That is a really good sign that you will get hired. You obviously have some qualities that they want in a candidate. But there are never any guarantees, although I would take it as a positive indicator that you will get the job if they like you. Since they hand-picked you then I would consider it a strong possibility that you'll be working there.
Good luck!

Answer 2

Elaborate. Do you work for a company whose HR found your resume online and would like to consider you for another position within? Or did you have your resume posted online and a company emailed you a job listing they have available?

Ok. It is standard practice for HR to send an electronic application and job description to you. All companies require applications for their own records. Resumes only highlight limited information whereas applications are historical records with contact information.

Tours are generally accepted practice, too. Sometimes you sit down with a couple of people and have a tour afterwards. Other times you might tour and interview simultaneously meeting people along the way. Either way the hiring manager is sizing your responses to the new environment and people.

Read over the job description. Then make some notes to take with you to your interview that highlight how your qualifications relate to the position the company looks to fill. List any questions you may have. And take several copies of your resume. The key to getting hired is to be prepared.

Good luck!

Answer 3

your question cannot and will not be answered correctly becase you did not read it what and who are the both managers and what does that have to do with human resources seeing what resume on line? makes no sense to me so why dont you reask it it seems as if you are asking a genuine question so please try again

Answer 4

No, but doing well in the interviews will help.

Answer 5

Yes I would say you stand a very good chance at the job.

Good Luck...We'll be praying for you :)

Answer 6

It's all about the interview, your credentials and your references.

Answer 7

yes, it looks like more people are interested in your background and that is a good sign.

Answer 8

I would say yes, but it does not always work that way.

Answer 9

no