Nope, nothing yet on my side. :p
YYZ Feb. 2020
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Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
Me thinks Joanne is a liar
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I called and the person told me that anything new will get updated in account and she cannot say anything.
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Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
I’m sure that she is not a liar. She’s the most amazing person in recruitment and also very polite and helpful. I’m sure there must be some technical issue which is why it’s taking a bit longer than expected. Let’s not point fingers guys, she’s been the most helpful and kind person to me and I’m sure to many others as well. I can only imagine how tough it might be to compile results for all FIR’s and send them out accordingly.
We should be patient and hope for the best.
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Now I am fine with not getting selected. If they reply that I will be happy.
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Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
Let me provide a little clarity for those who may not be as in the know as I am.
In the next couple of days you will receive an email which states whether you passed or failed feast. If you failed, your 18 month clock starts ticking from the date you wrote the feast until you can apply again from the beginning.
If you passed, congrats. Your status on workday will change to “interview”. However, you are not necessarily getting a bootcamp invite. You are just eligible for bootcamp. Your feast score needs to be in the top 30-40 scores (depending on navcan’s requirements). However, not just the top 30-40 scores of the people who you wrote the feast with, you are also competing with anyone that has passed the feast in the last 18 months, but has not been invited to bootcamp yet. Anyone who passes the feast goes into a pool of applicants.
There’s three ways to leave the pool:
1. Every six months when a bootcamp occurs, your feast score happens to be in the top 30-40 and you are invited to bootcamp.
2. You do not receive a bootcamp invite after 18 months after you passed the feast. Unfortunately you get dropped from the application process, but you can apply again right away from the beginning
3. You withdraw your application on workday.
In the next couple of days you will receive an email which states whether you passed or failed feast. If you failed, your 18 month clock starts ticking from the date you wrote the feast until you can apply again from the beginning.
If you passed, congrats. Your status on workday will change to “interview”. However, you are not necessarily getting a bootcamp invite. You are just eligible for bootcamp. Your feast score needs to be in the top 30-40 scores (depending on navcan’s requirements). However, not just the top 30-40 scores of the people who you wrote the feast with, you are also competing with anyone that has passed the feast in the last 18 months, but has not been invited to bootcamp yet. Anyone who passes the feast goes into a pool of applicants.
There’s three ways to leave the pool:
1. Every six months when a bootcamp occurs, your feast score happens to be in the top 30-40 and you are invited to bootcamp.
2. You do not receive a bootcamp invite after 18 months after you passed the feast. Unfortunately you get dropped from the application process, but you can apply again right away from the beginning
3. You withdraw your application on workday.
Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
She just got our hopes upYYZKammMaliok wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 12:32 pmI’m sure that she is not a liar. She’s the most amazing person in recruitment and also very polite and helpful. I’m sure there must be some technical issue which is why it’s taking a bit longer than expected. Let’s not point fingers guys, she’s been the most helpful and kind person to me and I’m sure to many others as well. I can only imagine how tough it might be to compile results for all FIR’s and send them out accordingly.
We should be patient and hope for the best.
I think we will get it by weeks end. Or I hope lol
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Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't the last feast results for YYZ available much quicker? within 2 weeks?levinqute wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 9:19 pmShe just got our hopes upYYZKammMaliok wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 12:32 pmI’m sure that she is not a liar. She’s the most amazing person in recruitment and also very polite and helpful. I’m sure there must be some technical issue which is why it’s taking a bit longer than expected. Let’s not point fingers guys, she’s been the most helpful and kind person to me and I’m sure to many others as well. I can only imagine how tough it might be to compile results for all FIR’s and send them out accordingly.
We should be patient and hope for the best.
I think we will get it by weeks end. Or I hope lol
Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
Yea according to the last yyz assessment post.glide slope wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2020 8:14 am
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't the last feast results for YYZ available much quicker? within 2 weeks?
They had theirs Sept 23- Oct 2 and people heard back as quick as Oct 9 we are closing in on a month of waiting.
Edit: may have misread looks like people got a passed FEAST email a week or so later but the actual boot camp invite wasnt until late Oct so about the same as us!
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Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
For some context,
last year, we had FEAST in late Feb/early March and we got informed of our results on April 3rd.
Good luck.
last year, we had FEAST in late Feb/early March and we got informed of our results on April 3rd.
Good luck.
Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
So like 3-4 weeks of waiting depending on when you wrote the test, about the same as us. I think this Friday will be 3 weeks.atcthrowawayyy wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2020 8:33 am For some context,
last year, we had FEAST in late Feb/early March and we got informed of our results on April 3rd.
Good luck.
Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
Maybe we all failed we just dont know yet lol
Seems like people who pass get the email first.
Seems like people who pass get the email first.
Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
This is very helpful. Thanks for the details, as I had no idea. This is fine but at least if they send the results at the same time (irrespective of pass or fail) then it helps everyone. Those who dont make it will make time for themselves to recover the shock and move on.digitallic wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 8:49 pm Let me provide a little clarity for those who may not be as in the know as I am.
In the next couple of days you will receive an email which states whether you passed or failed feast. If you failed, your 18 month clock starts ticking from the date you wrote the feast until you can apply again from the beginning.
If you passed, congrats. Your status on workday will change to “interview”. However, you are not necessarily getting a bootcamp invite. You are just eligible for bootcamp. Your feast score needs to be in the top 30-40 scores (depending on navcan’s requirements). However, not just the top 30-40 scores of the people who you wrote the feast with, you are also competing with anyone that has passed the feast in the last 18 months, but has not been invited to bootcamp yet. Anyone who passes the feast goes into a pool of applicants.
There’s three ways to leave the pool:
1. Every six months when a bootcamp occurs, your feast score happens to be in the top 30-40 and you are invited to bootcamp.
2. You do not receive a bootcamp invite after 18 months after you passed the feast. Unfortunately you get dropped from the application process, but you can apply again right away from the beginning
3. You withdraw your application on workday.
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Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
Very frustrating, don't know why it's taking so much longer this time around.
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I always assumed the FEAST program compiled it electronically/automatically for you but maybe they have to do it manually?glide slope wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2020 8:10 amVery frustrating, don't know why it's taking so much longer this time around.
I wonder if they take a look at your resume this time and see who the better candidates would be. I doubt they do before you write FEAST.
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Y’all need to try government application processes if you think this is long. Patience friends, things always happen that delay stuff and sometimes timelines are given just to appease people. March has only just begun.
Re: YYZ Feb. 2020
Thats true. Almost all of them are 1 year+ from your first interview
-Btw you ever find out if you are going back to YQX if you pass or has NAVCAN not given you a definitive answer?
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Yeah, I have a few that are in the 1 year since the interview stage. I just treat it as though it’s a nice bonus if I hear something but gotta make money regardless.
Radio silence, so I’m just going to wait until they process the next point and maybe just ask in person if I go and if I don’t make it well then it doesn’t matter haha