Does orientation mean you got the job? (in most cases)

yes it means you are hired^^ orientation is where they will explain you what you have to do in your job^^ then if they dont like your work they can fire you but they pay the days you went to orientation^^ and if she liked you if you learn things well for sure she will accept you and make a contract with you^^ dont worry and work hard^^ if you do that for sure you be there for the time you want^^

hi for3verfamous, sounds very positive although it would make sense to sign the letter of appointment not later than the day of orientation. I mean you would be interested to see your terms of employment and such first.

Based on my own personal experience, YES. Being included in the Job Orientation mean that you are hired. However, it could mean that you are temporarily hired or under the probationary period. Once you've met the company standard or you're showing a good performance in a certain period of time, you'll be hired permanently as a regular employee. Congratulations! :-)

Usually, orientation would mean that you have been hired. But there may be exceptions. If you did get hired, congrats!!

Orientation is meant to check your ability and your attitude in the company. The interview went well and the company wants to hire you. But they need to see that their choice is not a mistake by creating this orientation. It takes between 2 - 3 months, depends on the company policy. When those orientation time is up and you are seen as capable for the job and have a good attitude then the company will either offer you a contract or just put you an a permanent staff. So orientation is crucial and critical period. You need to show your best effort on this period.

Most of the time when you were invited to attend the orientation means you are being hired. As what I experienced I was being interviewed first then attended the orientation for the proper work designation. So in short you are hired now. COngratz

Certainly you are hired that's why you are invited.

Yes, barring anything odd coming up on your background check you got the job. That's what I tell my new hires. I run a call center. A background check can take a few days to complete. If I like them and their experience it all depends on how that report comes back. 9 out of 10 times it is fine.

on my opinion you've already in a probationary stage,you are invited to attend the orientation to introduce yourself to work you've apply,be familiar to the work area,to know the rules and regulation of the company and to meet you new co-employee personally and etc..

Listen to your senses..you know. Here are some tips, you have to be prepared though; -wear comfortable but formal outfit -bring writing materials because you might taking notes -be observant and try to absorb bits of information -be cooperative and ask questions if you need to. -determine to understand and appreciate company's goals and its culture -take some food just in case -and, Don't be late' Congrats! and you're good to go

Congratulations! The interviewer seems to be very interested about you and how you like the job you're applying for. Most of the time, orientation means that you've got the job. However, you still need to undergo trainings and tests for the company to see your performance if you really fit the job. So, once you've passed the training, there you can say that you really got the job!

orientation... i think if your going to have this on a job, i think you got the job, because in an orientation they are already inform you about the job itself on the area. by this time they specify all do's and don't during your time of work... so for me orientation means you got the job....congratulation!!!! peace!

I guess, you've passed the test. Congrats. I am sure you will make it a prof. Good luck!