It worked here.
The survey seems to be aimed at working scientists and engineers.
It does not follow the admirable line that Mark Wolpert took on The Life
Scientific today, that an education in science is a great grounding to go
and work just about anywhere.
It would be good to throw into the survey some people from the world of
PEST.
MK
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Apologies Rhiannon, and any others, I'll pass your feedback on to
GO-Science who are responsible for the survey.
Kerry
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Dear Kerry,
I would like to complete your survey, but unfortunately the link doesn't
work - it times out before it loads. I've tried opening it on two
different Internet browsers. I just wanted to highlight this to you, in
case other people experience the same problem.
Best wishes,
Rhiannon
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Subject: [PSCI-COM] Invitation to Scientists and Engineers outside of
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Invitation to Scientists and Engineers outside of the Civil Service to
complete Government Office for Science
The Government Office for Science is looking for volunteer scientists
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about their careers. They hope to better understand the kinds of skills,
capabilities and expert knowledge available in the wider science and
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There are around 15,000 scientists and engineers in government working
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GO-Science has been looking in more detail at the science and
engineering professional community in government, what sort of knowledge
and skills people have, what support or barriers they have experienced
for their career development. A survey of civil service scientists and
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with other employers.
The survey is at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WRHTRZB
The closing date is 19th October 2012
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