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AIB Graduate Aptitude Test?
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pinklilyrose wrote: »hope everyone gets the call tomorrow!!! has anyone any idea what the pay is like for the two positions... i saw a poster above said the cashier position is 2k less.... i saw the range is 22k - 30k ... i wouldnt object to a cashier job at all... a job is a job after all!! do you know if the cashier jobs have to do the qfa exams too?????
As far as I no from friends working in a bank everybody there even people in post offices and credit unions have to do the qfa exams they aren't supposed to be very difficult though. I did the silo/ grain test as well tues I finished it n thought it wasn't too bad but was so shocked it couldn't have been more different from sample! Hope tomoro is a good day for everybody wonder will it be an email or call or anything at all if haven't got thru
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malteaserxxx wrote: »As far as I no from friends working in a bank everybody there even people in post offices and credit unions have to do the qfa exams they aren't supposed to be very difficult though. I did the silo/ grain test as well tues I finished it n thought it wasn't too bad but was so shocked it couldn't have been more different from sample! Hope tomoro is a good day for everybody wonder will it be an email or call or anything at all if haven't got thru
I think we get a phone call regardless if we get through or not.
I will have my fingers and toes crossed for everyone here tomorrow
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deedeemaher wrote: »malteaserxxx wrote: »As far as I no from friends working in a bank everybody there even people in post offices and credit unions have to do the qfa exams they aren't supposed to be very difficult though. I did the silo/ grain test as well tues I finished it n thought it wasn't too bad but was so shocked it couldn't have been more different from sample! Hope tomoro is a good day for everybody wonder will it be an email or call or anything at all if haven't got thru
I think we get a phone call regardless if we get through or not.
I will have my fingers and toes crossed for everyone here tomorrow
At least we will get a phone call either way, will either be a great weekend or the search will start again!!! Good luck guys there's a lot of people on here in the same boat phones on extra loud tomorrow!! 0 -
We're all in the same boat guys, and we all seem to be genuinely clueless, its crazy how there wasn't more info given to applicants! Regarding the salary question I did hear that its in the region of €23k-€30k (depending on your level of qualification) so in times like these that is certainly something you would not turn down ha, even if it is completely unrelated to your degree!
I really hope they contact everyone by phone, I think that is standard procedure anyway isn't it? Good luck to you all on the D Day that is tomorrow, all the best 0 -
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Nothign yet either..but I have dealt with enough HR depts to know that 'Il ring you tomorrow' can mean anything from tomorrow to two weeks from now, and given how disorganised they have been with this whole thing (Does anyone actually know for sure what position/location they applied for?!) It wouldnt surprise me if they dont get in touch today..also, if they actually did ring everyone (which would surprise me-I expect emails for those of us who dont get through), there were a good 200+ ppl assesed, so even if they are only on to each person for 3-4mins thats still ten hours of phone calls (though obviously they would have more than 1 person doing it) so it could be quite late in the day before most of us hear anything Heres hoping its good news after the wait though! 0
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We're all in the same boat guys, and we all seem to be genuinely clueless, its crazy how there wasn't more info given to applicants! Regarding the salary question I did hear that its in the region of €23k-€30k (depending on your level of qualification) so in times like these that is certainly something you would not turn down ha, even if it is completely unrelated to your degree! I really hope they contact everyone by phone, I think that is standard procedure anyway isn't it? Good luck to you all on the D Day that is tomorrow, all the best
When I thought I was being put forward for the teller job, the recruiter asked me about salary expectation and I told her I would need close to the 30k mark and she said that she thought that would be okay as it likely went on your level of education/academic achievement. I was put forward for the analyst role and the bloody grain test though so I dunno if that is the same salary wise. I suspect that the the top end is similar but that the range for the analyst is maybe 27-30 rather than 23-30.
I also told her that I would need to be based in Limerick and she said that should be fine...I wasnt asked to pick top 3 or anything like that - as for me its really limerick or nothing0 -
crystalmice wrote: »Because how I write a quick comment on a message board is an excellent representation of my spelling and grammer :rolleyes:
It sure is.
Someone close to me is waiting for news on a graduate position with AIB so I thought I'd check this thread out.
If the English of the people posting here is anything to go by, he's going to sail through
Best of luck to the rest of you though, you're going to need it!0 -
@quietriot, don't post crap like that again.
@malteaserxxx, use the report post button (
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No, but I can tell pretty quickly what I am addressing.malteaserxxx wrote: »You should be a bit more careful what you say when you have no idea who you are actually speaking to.Hardly a suitable way to judge somebody's intelligence and suitability for a job, reading their thread on a website. Wonder why aib bothered with the aptitude test could have saved themselves alot of money and just started a thread on here instead!!!
Apparently so. I certainly wouldn't even consider employing people writing in text speak or making sloppy, repetitive grammatical mistakes. It'd be a good way to weed out such people. Cost effective too
AIB likes to burn money though, as recent history has shown, so it's no surprise that they're using more costly methods.Nobody here needs your luck those who are successful will be on their own merits. Ha ha what an idiot!!!
Oh and I'm sure those merits are...remarkable
Again, the very best of luck.
EDIT: Moderator Eoin, I was writing this post as you wrote your own, I have no idea whether it falls within your parameters but just so it's known it wasn't intentionally put outside them. Thanks.0 -
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