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So we all passed our 2nd assessment today :). I gotta admit, it was challenging and stressful, but a bit less tense than the 1st day. I'm not used to structured interviews so found it a bit awkward. Had a feeling they asked the same questions numerous times, but that's probably to prompt me for...
Great news, well done Drazky! You are probably celebrating tonight (I know I would ;)). How many casualties today? Mine is on Monday and I already feel the blood pressure rising hehe
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You will be presented with a couple of scenarios...
Have a look at the vid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y11h-vaReg8 (Relevant info starts at around 3 min in).
I stopped it on the result sheets and find them quite interesting to analyze. Gives us some idea what they look for and in what way the result is being generated
Well done and welcome to the forum. I really hope the next stage is slightly less intense hehe. Not much we can do to prepare for computer based tests (there are few helpful vids on YouTube) or SJE, so my main prep work will focus on MMI. Good luck to us all :)
Quick correction - I meant to say 18th Jan, my bad.
The letter says: WAFV, ATAVT, 2-hand coordination, Situational Judgement and MMI. No mention of any written communication tests or OTDPQ. Prob at later stage. So relieved now
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I'm sorry you...
So the day is over. I was lucky enough to pass, whoop whoop :). It was exactly as Drazky described: GBT, TRP1-GLOP, TRP2-Dials and cables, Tea-Occ - low and high tones plus the directory, DFFT to finish it off. Out of 12 people only 4 made it - proper carnage.. Next stage 18th Jan, fingers...
Well done Drazky and thanks for the info. Suprised you got such an early date for next stage.
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BTW how many ppl passed/failed in your group?
Thanks for taking time to reply. Sounds like as long as you make the effort and work hard you should be able to make it through.. Just trying to gauge how much of a risk it would be to quit my current (reliable but annoying) job pursuing the dream job. I know I am getting a bit ahead of myself...
I meant the material provided in the email from MTR Crossrail. GBT stands for Group Bourdon Test, there's a program available to be downloaded that mimics the real test. Just google it, download and you are set to go :)
And good luck to you too. Looks like you might be the person to ask: if...
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