Community Research Interviewer - DunedinIpsos is a leading global market research and public sector research company. With an impressive reputation and a mission-driven team, we empower policy makers by delivering quality data and insights, driving impactful decision-making, and shaping policies to enhance the wellbeing of our people, while giving our communities a voice.Ipsos has a unique and friendly work culture, with entrepreneurial spirit, hardworking, bright, enthusiastic, and diverse team.PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO XMAS AND NY HOLIDAYS, WE WILL NOT BE RESPONDING TO ANY APPLICATIONS UNTIL 5-8TH OF JAN 2025. Applicants will be screened at this time and shortlisted for a screening call.The RoleAs a Community Research Interviewer at Ipsos, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of New Zealand. You will encourage participation in public policy surveys and engage with selected households through scripted interviews (typically 30-45 mins per interview).All Interviewers are Independent Contractors. You can work flexibly and manage your own workload. We set you up to succeed with comprehensive training, tailored systems, guidance, and ongoing support from experienced regional field leads.The SurveyWe are recruiting in the Dunedin region for a new project reviewing tools used to test mental health criteria for young people. This is a short-term project commencing on the 14th of Jan for approximately 6 weeks. It requires phone recruitment from home and then scheduling a face-to-face interview. Experience working with young people / rangatahi and their families / whanau is a significant advantage.Successful Interviewers often transition to various ongoing and new projects, which offer a combination of community engagement and remote work-from-home options, tailored to the needs of each project.Hours and RemunerationEarnings vary based on the project budget, averaging at $36+ per hour, depending on the region, and are typically paid commission only per interview; details can be provided at screening.You must be able to work a minimum of 30 hours per week, with at least 5 hours in the field each session. Flexibility is essential and should include:Two weekdaysOne weekend day each weekThere is generous reimbursement for travel, and all necessary equipment is provided.Skills Required:Confidence approaching and engaging with people in person or over the phoneResilience and the ability to handle diverse situationsA positive attitude and strong work ethicSelf-motivated, with excellent time management skillsTrustworthy and reliableConfidence in using computers and electronic devices to collect and record dataAbility to work to deadlines and targetsPractical Requirements:Be prepared to work as an independent contractorA full New Zealand Driver's License and access to a reliable vehicleStable and reliable internet at homePhysically fit and wellBeing able to stay away from home occasionally is a bonus, but not essentialHow do your skills match this job?Your application will include the following questions:How many years' experience do you have as a Research Interviewer?Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in New Zealand?How much notice are you required to give your current employer?Do you have a current New Zealand driver's licence?Do you own or have regular access to a car?Researching careers? Find all the information and tips you need on career advice.
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