Originally Posted by Fei-Ji (Post 7333916)

It's retarded how they do things, I got a call to go do the test. Did my test last tuesday, get another call on wednesday they left a voicemail. I though oh wow interviews already call them back and the girl was like soooo are you still interested in the job, we can book you for testing. Told her I already took the test, she apologizes for her mistake, I get a call again from them on Friday asking to go for testing and they apologized again.

What a tesase.....

Originally Posted by z-33 (Post 7333541)

I wrote the test about 3-4 weeks ago, and when i finished the test they handed me sheet that had a checkbox ticked off saying "will call for interview", so i assumed i would be called in for a second interview however i still havent. The sheet also had a checkbox for "scheduled for interview" and than went on to list the time and date. So my assumption is if they told you the time and date for ur second interview on the testing day, you have a shot otherwise your out of luck like me.

Originally Posted by lubbyda (Post 7339776)

so i did my test 2 weeks ago and i still havent heard back. Im assuming my passed my test cause it was ridiculously easy. I signed the check out sheet.

My question is: Was there any other forms to sign after the test? I had to leave early cause i had prior commitments. The chinese lady going through instructions said the whole process (test and whatever else was needed) would take about 2 hours. The test itself is 30 mins.

Im asking this because she wasnt really clear, and i had to leave early. If i had additional forms to sign i don't want it to be the reason why im not getting a call back for an interview and will contact them...

thanks

Originally Posted by rageguy (Post 7264328)

I did the enumerator position last Census, I believe it was 2006. Back then, it was by piece work. $1.56 per incomplete census, and $3.xx per complete census. If you can do it fast (walk fast, talk fast, fill the form fast), then you can easily get $30-40 per hour. What I like about the job is that it's pretty straight forward. You have a list of addresses to go to, and you have to visit that house every day until they answer the door. You also have to spam them with phone calls too. When they answer, just ask them the survey questions. At the end of the day, just drop off the surveys at your supervisor's house.

What I didn't like is that you are often assigned an area not close to your house. I live in the south vancouver area. I was assigned Kingsway and 12 or so. Also, there were lots of apartments in that area where the main door is locked. That was hard to get in. Also, there was definitely some risk involved. I had to go into people's houses (or at their door). Some people look very sketchy.