Staffcv Psychometric Test
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Staffcv Psychometric Test
G'Day prunes,
I have just completed the pyschometric test on the staffcv websited.
Has anyone else and if so, what are your thoughts.
If you have not yet, it may be an idea to write the questions down, as I am not sure if the test can be accessed again after completion.
If you don't fit "the profile", do you abolish any chance of employement with the registered Airlines???
I have just completed the pyschometric test on the staffcv websited.
Has anyone else and if so, what are your thoughts.
If you have not yet, it may be an idea to write the questions down, as I am not sure if the test can be accessed again after completion.
If you don't fit "the profile", do you abolish any chance of employement with the registered Airlines???
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This is the first i have heard of the psyc test on the staff cv site. Do you have the exact address of the site (the psyc test page), i have just had a quick look for it but could not find it. Thanks for your help
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I would have to agree. Why should we do a test that can potentially limit how far your application gets just because you might of done it incorrectly.
It's about time they started to put the human element back into the equation and stopped treating us like we're a file in a large database.
It's about time they started to put the human element back into the equation and stopped treating us like we're a file in a large database.
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I registered with the site a few weeks ago, but does anyone know if completing the pyscho testing page constitutes an update and therefore a charge?!
If so, I think it's pretty rank that they never told us that when we sent off our money via the web to join.
I would of thought that everything like that would of been explained.
Another way to rip off pilots.....
If so, I think it's pretty rank that they never told us that when we sent off our money via the web to join.
I would of thought that everything like that would of been explained.Another way to rip off pilots.....
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Success stories?
Just a quick question, does anyone have any success stories using this Staffcv website? Is there much feedback from the companies signed up with Staffcv in terms of letting you know how your application is progressing? Do you get a chance to send in resume's etc via snail mail or is it all done online?
Regards,
SP
EDIT: Apologies, that turned into a long couple of questions.
Any info would be greatly appreciated for those of us about to delve into the world of Staffcv. Thanks again!
Regards,
SP
EDIT: Apologies, that turned into a long couple of questions.
Any info would be greatly appreciated for those of us about to delve into the world of Staffcv. Thanks again!
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oldhasbeen, interesting information, stick at it mate!
What would be the advice from fellow pruners to young up-starts? Say you have blokes that have just finished school, have done their 12 month bells and whistles course and have been lucky enough to land that first job. They are rapidly gaining single enginer VFR hours but most of the jobs out there require twin engine, turbine, night, IFR type stuff! How do you climb the ladder that is aviation?
What sort of hours do guys have who are getting into companies like Horizon Airlines, O'Connor, Eastern, Rex, Skippers etc etc. It would just be interesting to hear HOW people have moved through aviation, whether it be instructing/charter whatever, and how long it's taken them.
Thanks guys for anything, come on let's help the young up-starts!
SP.
What would be the advice from fellow pruners to young up-starts? Say you have blokes that have just finished school, have done their 12 month bells and whistles course and have been lucky enough to land that first job. They are rapidly gaining single enginer VFR hours but most of the jobs out there require twin engine, turbine, night, IFR type stuff! How do you climb the ladder that is aviation?
What sort of hours do guys have who are getting into companies like Horizon Airlines, O'Connor, Eastern, Rex, Skippers etc etc. It would just be interesting to hear HOW people have moved through aviation, whether it be instructing/charter whatever, and how long it's taken them.
Thanks guys for anything, come on let's help the young up-starts!
SP.
