Clancy Docwra...what are they like to work for?
Clancy Docwra...what are they like to work for?
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MattCharlton91

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326 posts

169 months

Tuesday 28th August 2012
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Evening all!

As above really, have my final interview with them in the next two weeks, so any 'heads up' would be appreciated!

Noesph

1,178 posts

178 months

Thursday 30th August 2012
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No idea.

Although my granddad knew Mr Clancy, they grew up in the same small town in Ireland, when to school together etc, my Granny even baby sitted his eldest when they were in there 20's.

He saw him years later when he was wealthy man, business doing well etc. My Granddad said Hi, I see your doing well etc, and he completely ignored him, once he had money he didn't want to know his old friends. (this was years ago mind, they have all been dead for years).

So yeah, he was a bit of an arse.

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Thursday 30th August 2012
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Is that in any way relevant to the OP's query?

The Moose

23,673 posts

238 months

Thursday 30th August 2012
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Eric Mc said:
Is that in any way relevant to the OP's query?
No. So what?

Papa Hotel

12,760 posts

211 months

Thursday 30th August 2012
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Eric Mc said:
Is that in any way relevant to the OP's query?
It could be an indicator of the ethos of the man and, by extension, his company. So, yes, I'd say personal experience of Clancy himself is not necessarily irrelevant.

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Friday 31st August 2012
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Papa Hotel said:
Eric Mc said:
Is that in any way relevant to the OP's query?
It could be an indicator of the ethos of the man and, by extension, his company. So, yes, I'd say personal experience of Clancy himself is not necessarily irrelevant.
That is true - although I think that over time, you would expect the proprietor's influence would fade once he had departed the scene.

To be honest, whenever I see a Clancy Docwra team at work, I have to say I am never impressed by the general appearance of the crew. It may be a totally irrational opinion, but there is an air of scruffiness about the company that I can't seem to ignore.

robemcdonald

9,963 posts

225 months

Friday 31st August 2012
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I know a number of people that work for Clancy Docwra in a number of locations. Where would you be working? Overall seems like a good company and the staff seem reasonably happy.
As for them being scruffy; I suppose that is a bi-product of digging holes all day long, but they are no worse than any other contractor.