I applied online. I interviewed at BT Group (Exeter, Inglaterra) in Sep 2018
Interview
a few stages online followed by telephone call then a 3 and a half hour interview process which included a discussion and role play then interview. Very unique! You have to be yourself and make sure to be apart of the discussions whilst being monitored throughout the whole process. You need to be prepared to be put to the test in situations which you may be in the role you have applied for. I think the main thing is the type of person you are whether you have done this kind of work or not. People are encouraged to apply from all different back rounds to bring different qualities to the business .
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at BT Group (Belfast, Irlanda del Norte) in Aug 2018
Interview
Completed an online application. There was then a situational online test to see how you would react in certain situations and to see what type of person you are. Then had a short telephone interview. The assessment center is next.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at BT Group (Aberdeen, Escocia) in Sep 2018
Interview
Started off the interview process by applying for the vacancy online. Few days later I received a call to arrange a telephone interview. Once I had passed the telephone interview I was offered an interview at the assessment centre.
Feeling nervous and anxious as it was, the whole interview process on the day made me feel worse.
I arrived on site to be let in the building 10 mins after standing out in the rain (along with 4 other applicants).
We were taken to a meeting room where we all sat round a table, along with a boss, a team leader and 3 managers)
First of all we received a presentation from the team leader. Following, x1 group exercise, x2 role plays (which was carried out just you and the manager), then call listening with other call advisors and after all that finally doing the face to face interview. (3 hours).
For me personally I find interviews daunting as it is without them lasting more than an hour. I feel like 3 hours is far too long. I honestly feel like it was one of the worst experiences of my life. I found it very mentally exhausting. The best way I can describe it would be that it felt like I was back in the school classroom being spoken down to by the teachers.
I will be finding out tomorrow whether I have a job offer or not but I will be politely declining if offered, after having time to think.
I’m sure it would be a great job and there is definitely plenty of benefits and positives to the job. It’s the interview process that is off putting.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
When was a time of change in your life that affected you and how you felt?