New CO campaign open
Closing date July 4th
GGood luck all!
https://www.publicjobs.ie/en/?option=com_jobsearch&view=jobdetails&Itemid=263&cid=190451&campaignId=undefined
You can,, i did to try to get into AGS but they didnt offer me there
Thanks, My 2 years aren’t up till beginning of next year & everything on my list is moving very slowly so hopefully this could be quicker 🤞🏻
There is no "list" of places.
But have a look around the county, I presume they've an Intreo office so DSP will have CO's. Garda stations....
A google of the various departments and then Longford will tell you what's there - "Revenue Longford"
*I see Ordnance Survey Ireland have a regional office in Longford so another department based there.
** @2021_AP has you sorted with the mobility map below so ignore me.
You can look at departments in areas on the mobility map
https://dper.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=83eb12efc9c7478a982d39a89f759663
The mobility map is back working, thanks. Was offline and showing errors for a long time when trying to find it.
This answers the posters question so, don't mind googling.... 😂
Has anyone submitted there application what did yous think of it?
A load of nonsense as usual, you just have to hope whoever reads it throws your application into the pile to be offered interviews
This.
There’s no rhyme or reason to answering those questions, just hit and hope.
Info booklet for anyone who needs to look back on it!
I presume now it will be a long waiting game for everyone!
Hi all, I have an interview coming up and am wondering what questions I may be asked and how i should go about answering them? Thanks
for this panel????
Apolgies, it's for a Temporary Clerical Officer role.
This panel hasn't released the results of the assessment yet afaik.
Hi , results received this morning . Didn’t qualify and I am shocked ??? I’ve qualified before for temporary clerical officer answering the same answers to nearly the exact same / similar situations . Did anyone actually qualify 🤣🤣
I got a message saying I'm 341 on the OOM for Wexford. I wonder how many positions will be offered, perhaps I won't get called if I'm that far down the list. It was above the average score but a bit short of the top third.
My OOM is 1656 for Dublin so I’m not holding my breath for anything soon. 🥲
I am 135, is that good? I am sorry. I have never applied for one of these competitions before.
it depends what county you are applying for - for Dublin this is a very good score but for smaller counties your chances of being called forward would be a lot lower
140 for limerick
Now the months wait for interview begins
I’m OOM 48 for Cavan, was 41 for the temporary panel and am waiting to start with AGS so hoping I’ll be offered something pending interview. Very long drawn out process.
Im 137 in Kildare. What are the chances of being called would anyone know ?
should get called for interview yea,
Check the breakdown in tiers and that’ll give you an idea
It may go either way. If I am fortunate to be called, it won't be for a loonnnng time, I would imagine.
266 for Meath and I am already a clerical officer for the public service!
Just wondering what everyone scored this year and what OOM for the county they selected? Just curious to see for next time if another county would be a better choice.
stage 1 result received today I’m number 80 for sligo
I scored within top 5 for meath well done everyone
Managed to get OOM 3500 in Dublin, granted this is before the initial screenings and filtering but it does seem quite bad (Very grateful I passed that online assessment). Does anyone know if this is a bad OOM for Dublin or Average? I figure anything under 1500 would be good in Dublin.
60s for Laois
Fantastic result, give us an update when you get called!
