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Here are the following interview questions I had with the HR recruiter: 1. Tell me about yourself; 2. What do you know about CBOC and what about the org interested you in applying?; 3. Written communication is a must - rate your communication skills on a scale of 1-10; 4. Tell me about your writing/research, what kinds of things have you written?; 5. Tell me about the quantitative and qualitative research methodologies you are familiar with and have used? 6. Do you have experience with building statistical models? 7. Can you tell me about the project management tools you have used? 8. This is a 100% remote position – no office and no face to face with colleagues. How comfortable are you with that and how do you stay motivated? 9. Why are you looking for a new job? 10. Do you have any business development relationship (BDR) experience? Here are the questions I was asked from the exec director (lots of repetition and overlap with the screening call questions): 1. Why do you want to work here in this role specifically and with CboC generally? 2. Can you tell me about your familiarity with immigration related issues? 3. Are you familiar with immigration issues that CBoC has worked on? 4. What research methodologies are you familiar with in terms of qualitative and quantitative (give examples)? 5. What are some projects in the immigration space that you’d like to see the CBoC undertake? 6. Project management is an important part of the role. Tell me about how you organize yourself and stay on top of things? Any PM software you have used? 7. How did you get started and familiar with immigration studies re: education and what sparked your interest? 8. How do you approach collaboration and working in teams (examples)? 9. What would people who have worked with you say is something you need to improve upon? 10. How would you describe your writing style?
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Senior Research Associate

Interviewed at Signal49 Research

2.6
Mar 5, 2024

Here are the following interview questions I had with the HR recruiter: 1. Tell me about yourself; 2. What do you know about CBOC and what about the org interested you in applying?; 3. Written communication is a must - rate your communication skills on a scale of 1-10; 4. Tell me about your writing/research, what kinds of things have you written?; 5. Tell me about the quantitative and qualitative research methodologies you are familiar with and have used? 6. Do you have experience with building statistical models? 7. Can you tell me about the project management tools you have used? 8. This is a 100% remote position – no office and no face to face with colleagues. How comfortable are you with that and how do you stay motivated? 9. Why are you looking for a new job? 10. Do you have any business development relationship (BDR) experience? Here are the questions I was asked from the exec director (lots of repetition and overlap with the screening call questions): 1. Why do you want to work here in this role specifically and with CboC generally? 2. Can you tell me about your familiarity with immigration related issues? 3. Are you familiar with immigration issues that CBoC has worked on? 4. What research methodologies are you familiar with in terms of qualitative and quantitative (give examples)? 5. What are some projects in the immigration space that you’d like to see the CBoC undertake? 6. Project management is an important part of the role. Tell me about how you organize yourself and stay on top of things? Any PM software you have used? 7. How did you get started and familiar with immigration studies re: education and what sparked your interest? 8. How do you approach collaboration and working in teams (examples)? 9. What would people who have worked with you say is something you need to improve upon? 10. How would you describe your writing style?

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