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What are the top two or three things that excite you about this role? Thinking of your current or a previous manager, what three words would they use to describe you? The first key task of this role is to recruit 10-15 young people to commit to a 12-month project. Can you give an example of a time when you’ve recruited young people to join an activity or a programme – what did you do to onboard them? How would you describe your approach to running group sessions or workshops for young people? How do you make sure that group sessions are inclusive, and that less well heard voices are heard? Can you describe a time when you helped somebody to overcome challenges or barriers, to achieve something that was important to them? Research with young people usually requires creativity and innovation. Can you describe a time when you have used a creative approach to get more meaningful feedback, experiences, or opinions from young people? Can you share an example of when you analysed data or gathered feedback and communicated the findings to drive impactful change? The project needs to be fully delivered within 1 year, which will be a challenging deadline. Can you give an example of when you delivered results on a project within a tight timescale? As this bid was developed and will be delivered together with 7 other organisations, the role will require excellent partnership working. What do you see as some of the challenges of working in partnership?
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Participant Lead

Interviewed at Surrey County Council

3.5★
Apr 10, 2025

What are the top two or three things that excite you about this role? Thinking of your current or a previous manager, what three words would they use to describe you? The first key task of this role is to recruit 10-15 young people to commit to a 12-month project. Can you give an example of a time when you’ve recruited young people to join an activity or a programme – what did you do to onboard them? How would you describe your approach to running group sessions or workshops for young people? How do you make sure that group sessions are inclusive, and that less well heard voices are heard? Can you describe a time when you helped somebody to overcome challenges or barriers, to achieve something that was important to them? Research with young people usually requires creativity and innovation. Can you describe a time when you have used a creative approach to get more meaningful feedback, experiences, or opinions from young people? Can you share an example of when you analysed data or gathered feedback and communicated the findings to drive impactful change? The project needs to be fully delivered within 1 year, which will be a challenging deadline. Can you give an example of when you delivered results on a project within a tight timescale? As this bid was developed and will be delivered together with 7 other organisations, the role will require excellent partnership working. What do you see as some of the challenges of working in partnership?

Already included questions above. Pretty general, except for some recruitment related questions (you can apply other experiences to recruitment, aka customer service, social media, handling emails, diverse populations, public speaking, etc)
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Research Participant Recruiter

Interviewed at Fors Marsh

3.5★
Feb 17, 2021

Already included questions above. Pretty general, except for some recruitment related questions (you can apply other experiences to recruitment, aka customer service, social media, handling emails, diverse populations, public speaking, etc)

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