What do you expect???

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Anonymous wrote:OP you are an idiot for making this post. How unprofessional can you be? You will surely not be hired.

How will they know who posted it?

They won't, but if I were them I would cancel all the interviews I had lined up and seek out new candidates just to be safe.

Anonymous wrote:OP you are an idiot for making this post. How unprofessional can you be? You will surely not be hired.

How will they know who posted it?

WOW really? Rookie mistake posting this.

OP you are an idiot for making this post. How unprofessional can you be? You will surely not be hired.

I got 100 apps just from advertising on Craigslist. 50 seems low.

Anonymous wrote:So is that the draw? The Hollywood daughter?

hahaha +1

So is that the draw? The Hollywood daughter?

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Anonymous wrote:who are they?

Journalist family. Late Alexander Cockburn, Andrew Cockburn and wife Leslie Redlich. I'm assuming it's for their eldest daughter, but I didn't think she had a child?

Still don't know who they are? Their youngest daughter is Olivia Wilde..

Ehh..whatever. OP probably shouldn't be on here throwing around names though. Very unprofessional.

Anonymous wrote:who are they?

Journalist family. Late Alexander Cockburn, Andrew Cockburn and wife Leslie Redlich. I'm assuming it's for their eldest daughter, but I didn't think she had a child?

Still don't know who they are? Their youngest daughter is Olivia Wilde..

Who cares? And if they are high profile I'm sure you aren't a good candidate since you are discussing their nanny search when you haven't even had an interview. I hope whoever they hire has to sign a confidentiality agreement.

who are they?

Anonymous wrote:It is not uncommon for families to have 50+ nannies apply for a position. What is uncommon is for them to show interest in or interview 50+ applicants.

Possibly because they are high profile? I think they have hired someone to go through the majority, since I made it to phone interview maybe I have a chance? They haven't given much information, just that's its one infant, FT, nothing mentioned about a father but that mother works FT, travels a lot but sometimes works from home.

It is not uncommon for families to have 50+ nannies apply for a position. What is uncommon is for them to show interest in or interview 50+ applicants.

I hear their are 50+ applicants, I got a call back and was given a date for a phone interview. What are the chances this will happen? 1 of 50, and will it be worth it? Which family member has a child? The job was for an infant boy?