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Charlie Perry
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R & D Chemist: Pre-Employment Testing

12/02/2007 10:29 PM

Can anyone reccoment a test for a R&D chemist? The field that I most need is for tribologist, machining fluids, etc.

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Re: R & D Chemist: Pre-Employment Testing

12/04/2007 9:47 AM

I believe the STLE (Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers) has such a test. They should be on the web.

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Re: R & D Chemist: Pre-Employment Testing

12/04/2007 11:57 AM

Either you as employer know it all --and you want the one being hired to merely carry out under your watchful eyes;OR

You do not Know it all and want the new person to teach you all:

There --- go by 6th sense.

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12/05/2007 4:54 PM

This is definitely a "do not know it all" area for me. I had considered STLE for a test, but I didn't see it on their site. I have to go by more than 'gut' instinct... I need data!

(Not everyone is a Guru like you) tic

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