I interviewed at Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation
Interview
This was probably the most negative interview experience I have ever had. They basically sit you down and give you a sheet with SAT/GRE words to define. It's absolutely pointless. No one on a day to day basis will be using words like "insouciance" and "persnickety". Their assessment only tests people's ability to memorize dictionary words. Not their analytical or communication skills. Very unfortunate choice for screening potential candidates.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation
Interview
The interview process with JOCRF takes several different visits. Some of the actual testing used by clients is completed by the interviewee, and interviewee aptitudes are also used in conjunction with more formal interview questions to select the right candidate.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation (Houston, TX) in Aug 2018
Interview
I applied for a Test Administrator position and received a call for an interview approximately four days latter.
During the initial interview, I met with the center administrator and the other office employees. They communicated the needs of the position and inquire about my ability to handle difficult clients, past job experiences, etc. Then, I took two of the tests mentioned in the previous interview responses. Four to five days letter they contacted me to conduct a second interview and a two additional tests (one to measure analytical reasoning and another to measure inductive reasoning. Unfortunately, my scores for those tests where below average. Two days (Sunday) after the test, I noticed a re-posting of the job on Indeed and it confirmed my assessment that I would not be offered the position. On Monday, I received a call from the center director notifying me that they had decided to pursue another candidate.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Why are you interested in the position?
How would you handle a difficult parent who is unhappy with their child's experience?
How would you handle a potential customer who inquires about booking during a particularly busy season?