Nimelt, tulemas on lõpueksamid ja kui mul ei õnnestu saada nii palju punkte, nagu vaja, siis lasen ilmselt siit mandrilt jalga, Inglismaale, Londonisse. Huvitaks väga, kui lihtne on üldse Londonis hakkama saada. Oleks paar konkreetset küsimust kohe.
Kui kerge on tööle saada? - Ma olen kuulnud, et inglased pidid olema väga vaimustatud sellisest asjast nagu tööraamat, või kui minu endiselt tööandjalt on mingi konkreetne soovitus. See pidi hästi minema. Töötan telekomarketingi alal muidu, kuhu oleks üldse võimalik tööle saada? Mis võiks kujuneda palgaks?
Kui kallis on elamine? - Keskmine kulu toidule nädalas, freetime(nagu nt. pubis mõned õlled, klubis väike tants), kõige odavamad rendikulud, mis ma siiani leidnud olen on kusagil 125£ nädalas. Umbes sinna kanti kukubki?
Kas asi on seda väärt? - Kui siit Eestist ikka minema minna ja lõpuks seal Londonis oma esimese kuu ära oled vegeteerinud, kas on ikka vahe sees ka või?
Palju võiks olla algkapitali?
Ootaks väga konkreetseid vastuseid, kas siis Londonlastelt endalt või inimestelt, kes asjaga tõsti kursis.
Jätan inglise keelde, ei hakka tõlkima, see oleks siis neile, kes Suurbritannias tööintervjuudele lähevad, see konkreetne juhtum on Skandinaavia investeerimisfirma Skandia (kel oli siis minu puhul vaja soome keelt valdavat töötajat). Kuna olen nii mõnelgi intervjuul osalenud, siis need küsimused esinevad enamikul juhtudest ja ehk aitaks nende siiakleepimine kedagi kaasmaalast, kes võib oma kogemustebaasist vastused leida).
Competency-based Interview Questions
1.How have you dealt with a deadline in the past? Explain the steps you took in a previous role to ensure a deadline was met.
Mention about the tools you use to remind yourself to do things, i.e. your calendar, diary, to do lists etc.
They should already know your strengths from your Application Form/CV or they would not be interviewing you, but if they ask about any weaknesses:
* Start by describing parts of your last job that you found testing but explain how you overcame these problems
* Be fairly brief but honest, e.g. "I can sometimes be a little too enthusiastic".
Note: Employers value people who can admit their mistakes rather than blaming their failings on others.
Really exaggerate what you enjoyed in your last job and try to relate it to the job you are going for.
This could be someone you worked with or a difficult customer. Be specific about what actions you took to deal with that person, i.e. remained calm, did not react to abusive language and tried to resolve issue professionally without aggravating them more.
Explain that you would ideally like to be working for the same company but to have developed within it.
How would you deal with departmental change?
Can you give me an example of when you have used your own initiative?
How do you cope with pressure?
Describe the pressures in previous jobs using a recent example, e.g. how you coped with a changed deadline, completed a rush order or dealt with staff shortages.
This is Treating Customers Fairly and it basically means treating customers equally, despite race, gender, age etc. and it also means ensuring that you learn all aspects of your job to be able to provide an excellent service to the customers.
It’s important to show enthusiasm when you are explaining why you want to work for the company.
This is a chance to tell them how good you are! Tell them that you are hardworking, reliable, a good timekeeper, flexible, always there to help your colleagues etc.
As soon as possible! Do not put any barriers in the way.
You may like to prepare for this - it is almost always asked at the interview. You could ask:-
* Why is the job vacant?
* Why did the last person leave?
* Who would I report to?
* What training will I do, if any?
* What would my first job be?
* How soon will I hear about the result of my application?
More Sample Questions to Ask in an Interview