Noting MOM Training is 7 weeks would you recommend another role initially to build an understanding of wider NR business

Hello

I can only speak from personal experience, but being a MOM doesn't always require years of experience working on railways. However, any involvement in railway operations would provide a broad overview. But your identity is more important.

It involves maintaining composure under duress and having the ability to safely and correctly carry out a logical process. Possessing transferable skills from another industry can be just as useful as years of experience performing railway-related tasks.

So don’t always delay your ambitions, aim high.

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