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Itumlengbaratang

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Q: Good day, how long does it take to get a response for my job application

I have applied for numerious jobs as an English teacher and Kindergarten teacher, so i am eager to know how long i should wait to get a response from you.

11 weeks 1 day ago in Teaching & Learning - China

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Blondie_

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You could hear back immediatly or never.

if an employer does not want you, they won't even bother to reply.

just keep applying for jobs until you get a reply.

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Blondie_

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You could hear back immediatly or never.

if an employer does not want you, they won't even bother to reply.

just keep applying for jobs until you get a reply.

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11 weeks 1 day ago

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