Interview for Research Officer -DXO

[MakoNeko]

Hi, does anyone know what responsibilities the job entails? Online descriptions are vague.

I just got a call for an interview for this posting. Went for the psychometric test quite some time ago.

I didn't do too well in my last year of uni - just grad, but slipped very slightly short of upper honours.

Would it be worth it to try for this posting? I have a current offer for an editorial position for a magazine firm... but the starting pay is really low, so I am really looking for an alternative in this.

Does anyone have any information to share? Would really appreciate!

 

[reddevil0728]

Hi, does anyone know what responsibilities the job entails? Online descriptions are vague.

I just got a call for an interview for this posting. Went for the psychometric test quite some time ago.

I didn't do too well in my last year of uni - just grad, but slipped very slightly short of upper honours.

Would it be worth it to try for this posting? I have a current offer for an editorial position for a magazine firm... but the starting pay is really low, so I am really looking for an alternative in this.

Does anyone have any information to share? Would really appreciate!

I think this job "research officer" is kind of classified, and the classified nature of this job is probably why there's not much info abt it.

and because it seems "classified" by posting here seems not like a good idea. basically u may hv "destroyed" ur chances? cause "classified" stuff still ask in open forum? ain't wise ain't it?

 

[bugmenot45]

if you don't have min second upper degree, my advice is don't choose any SAF jobs. your career opportunities are severely limited. and very hard to switch jobs after that because employers elsewhere don't see any transferable skills.

ps: are you good in writing? my company is looking for someone with good writing skills... thought you might be interested.

 

[Tokieda]

what writing skills? can pm me?

if you don't have min second upper degree, my advice is don't choose any SAF jobs. your career opportunities are severely limited. and very hard to switch jobs after that because employers elsewhere don't see any transferable skills.

ps: are you good in writing? my company is looking for someone with good writing skills... thought you might be interested.

 

[windwaver]

Hi, does anyone know what responsibilities the job entails? Online descriptions are vague.

I just got a call for an interview for this posting. Went for the psychometric test quite some time ago.

I didn't do too well in my last year of uni - just grad, but slipped very slightly short of upper honours.

Would it be worth it to try for this posting? I have a current offer for an editorial position for a magazine firm... but the starting pay is really low, so I am really looking for an alternative in this.

Does anyone have any information to share? Would really appreciate!

Does this job require you to do research outdoors and at funy timings frequently? Got to ask yourself if you like it.