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Recording ESA interviews

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Andria
Andria Community member Posts: 2 Listener
InterezIntere in conversation about recording ESA Interviews

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  • Antonia_Alumni
    Antonia_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 1,780 Pioneering
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    Welcome to the community @Andria there have been some discussions on recording assessments. There's also some information here from the GOV.uk website, on audio recording. If you have any questions, please let us know. :)
  • Silver925
    Silver925 Community member Posts: 106 Courageous
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    Recording assessments is quite the norm now. I think it stems from all the horror stories there has been over the years. It can give you piece of mind if you worry about something going on the assessors report that isn't true especially if you suffer from anxiety. It entirely personal choice. If you feel comfortable doing this then do. If you give the assessor plenty of info on your form and at the assessment then that should be OK. You will need to ask for this before your appointment as they won't oblige later.

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