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Home » Topics » Job Seekers Advice » Face-to-face vs skype job iterview (for no visa holders)?

Face-to-face vs skype job iterview (for no visa holders)?

Last updated : 7 December 2014

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  • December 7, 2014 at 7:56 am #33712
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    Hi,

    I am trying to find a job in London. I am working in IT and living outside of UK (non-UK citizen – Republic of Macedonia (Balkans)). I am hoping in someone helping me determine or at least give their experience to the following questions (links to relevant resources would be appreciated too):

    1. Is it easier to find a job when available for face-to-face interview (for people that require visa sponsorship – no prior work in UK) or your chances to find a job would stay the same as through having a skype interview? And how big of a difference would that be? I am thinking if it pays off to visit London for two weeks and try to land an interview there.
    2. Is there a cap like 60K yearly in USA? Is there a cap for IT? Or is there a cap per country (and how big would that be for Republic of Macedonia)?
    3. Is there a company visa application period (like 1st of April in USA)?
    4. How unique are you for the UK market as a Senior Java Developer/Engineer/Architect?

    Best regards,
    Dime

    December 20, 2014 at 6:01 pm #36172
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    I think a lot of companies use Skype interviews now as well as face to face, as it can be a lot easier to be in touch with people who aren’t necessarily as local as other applicants might be. It can feel a little strange if you’re used to speaking to people face to face, but you do get used to it after a little while.

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