Network Rail Assessment Centre

[ianmacmillan]

We were pre-warned by current graduates that sucessful candidates have to expect some banter from some of the non-graduate employees.
Ali

Awful office boys.

Think they know it all and never get their hands dirty.

[TRAINPLANNER]

Welcome indeed. Assuming you take it... When do you start?

Blinking useless graduates.. mutter... grumble...

Some important advice - NEVER admit to an interest in railways to your colleagues.

That depends which department you go into. I work in Ops Planning in an office full of cranks! In the team I am in enthusiasts are welcomed because of the knowledge that they have (try planning a path for a 142 from Exeter to Glasgow without knowing your way around the network!) Just a word of advice - you will meet some people who have worked on the railway for longer than you have been on the planet, don't be afraid to ask for advice and listen to what they have to say. Graduates have got a bad name in parts of the railway industry due to some individuals who are still wet behind the ears trying to tell someone with 30+ years in how to do their job. Enjoy Westwood, I have had a few courses their myself. David (18 years service and counting!)

[Bishnoy]

I got the job!

Hi

I have assessement next week at Milton Keyns HQ. Can you tell me please what kind of assessement it will be. I applied for Data Analyst but I think assessment is common for all.
is it like verbal,numeric,group discussion
Thanks Lisa