My talk with recruiter went well and felt like they were still figuring out what they need—understandable for a newbie company. Been three weeks and the CISO is unresponsive in giving back feedback to his recruiting team. This in a way sheds light on the leadership/management style.
There were no really hard questions. Mostly review the CV together and ask clarification questions when needed.
Why do I want to work in this field?
The only one exam that was actually relevant for the job is a professional knowledge exam which was the fruit of the inventor's imagination and was written in a very vague way.
First stage: The telephone interview took 15 minutes on the phonr Questions: -experience in regulatory affairs like protocols etc -Availability to start? They took a week to contact me again for face to face interview, second stage: Questions were on experience in: -administrative tasks like using MS office and filling? -if I have worked on project, what was it and what were the outcomes? -experience on working on study protocols? -if I was fimiliar with QC work? -if i jave experience in working or submitting regulatory affairs paper work? Then 3 test assessments I worked on: Two docs of ICF and contract word docs One excel doc
Do I have experience in materials
Are you open to other roles within the company given your broad skill sets?
Di cosa si occupava nella sua precedente azienda?
My expirience in the area of regulatory affairs and my background
What are the priorities of OFCOM?
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