TheRealAdonye, Hope you don bake birthday cake down oh cos i need mine tomorrow. 23rd no far again oh.

Hi guys...any one for 1st June...I'm quite new on here

Yes o,cake or lunch on you@TheRealAdonye
Happy birthday in advance

samirnasri:
TheRealAdonye, Hope you don bake birthday cake down oh cos i need mine tomorrow. 23rd no far again oh.

MikeAsher2:


This one went to Interview Meeting Room and was looking for MikeAsher2 of Nairaland.

Me sef follow find am. They kept on guessing...

My name is Amarachi but you can call me Onyinyechi

There was that bond from the onset. We discussed almost everything out there until Toyin complained of our noise. Lol. Great guys!

Oya tell me your real name so I would know. I am still suspecting someone

Presbeuo:


Amarachi! Our presenter. Twas awesome meeting y'all

Nice meeting you to, even though I don't know who I am meeting. Abeg state your name

Still far jor.

Goodluck.

samirnasri:
TheRealAdonye, Hope you don bake birthday cake down oh cos i need mine tomorrow. 23rd no far again oh.

koovan27:


Nice meeting you to, even though I don't know who I am meeting. Abeg state your name

Central point of interview is the idea...means everyone does their interview at landmark towers

nena2014:

Yeah, thanks for your prompt response. Although I don't know the figure I understand that. I boldly highlighted a sentence. Please kindly explain the bolded sentence.
Thanks in anticipation

MikeAsher2:


About 265 were invited for interviews at the HQ, Lagos. I don't know if other offices are also interviewing but I doubt.

I know someone that had to borrow cash to get flight ticket from the UK to come, well after schedule talks with Toyin. I believe a central point for interviews is the idea; anyone with contrary info can post.

Also a few have missed their interviews and many more might miss. Even if there are offers, a portion will reject. Normal Normal...

Interviews are Mondays to Fridays until mid June, bar public hols and such.

265 smart people..Chaii

Thanks to everyone dropping comments narrating a bit of their experience.
So its fair to say I will all be having a one on one interview for at least 45 minutes on the 22nd of May. A whole half of a football match. It is well.

Success to all of us. just do your best and let God lead.

mistiqueone:
Hi guys...any one for 1st June...I'm quite new on here

I sent you a mail. Kindly respond

TheRealAdonye:

Still far jor.

Goodluck.

Thanks bro.

Nigerian Lazy youth that cannot come and say hi to his goons, is that one a youth

Met wonderful people today. Shoutout to Gezie, Omonyennimie and TheRealAdoneye and Ednut1 that were absent today. You guys are the real MVP

This is the time to start replaying all that happened during the interview. For those of you yet to have yours, confidence is key, just be your self and have faith, everything will be fine last last.
This is one of the best interviews I have ever had, the interviewers really made me feel comfortable talking with them. It was actually a chat.
#It will end in Praise

Ascapella how far na

nena2014:
Ascapella how far na

I’m fine o. I didn’t get a response from you again. I sent you a mail.

ascapella:


I’m fine o. I didn’t get a response from you again. I sent you a mail.

I replied immediately

Thumbs up to our awesome presenter and amazing team members

Thanks for those points

Wish us all well

samirnasri:
Met wonderful people today. Shoutout to Gezie, Omonyennimie and TheRealAdoneye and Ednut1 that were absent today. You guys are the real MVP

Omoyennimie:
Thumbs up to our awesome presenter and amazing team members

Thanks for those points

Wish us all well

You guys were awesome, no doubt.

nena2014:

I replied immediately

Oh I’m sorry. I didn’t see it. Let me check

Can we really prepare for this interview? They ask different questions, and some i haven't even experienced before.

The big day came today. What a day!!!

There were two key highlights of the day for me:
1. Prayer works!
2. Preparation works!


Group Discussion

My group's discussion topic was:

"Misappropriation of funds in public office is on the increase, what measures can be taken to curb this? Discuss."

The other group had something on the difficulty of SMEs in getting support from government.


Now to the interview

I was asked the usual first question of "Tell us about yourself", and everything else asked after that was based on my profession and how I have applied my skills and several other questions emanating from my responses. The only usual scripted questions I was asked were "Tell us about a time you have failed", about my handling of relationships (though not asked directly), "What do you think of your group members and how would you rate yourself?"—(surprisingly, this was my last question and not the first as usual).

My tips:

1. Group discussion really helped me get my confidence up as I had already set a good ground by performing well. So make sure you take the group discussion seriously.

2. Get to bond with everyone before the group discussion while waiting, it really helps with group chemistry, hence performance, when you eventually get to be in the same group. You may even get to remember points from what you had been discussing casually and use it in your G.D. or interview.

3. Know your shit! Know your profession and be ready to sell it exceptionally well.

4. Know every damn thing you put on your CV and be ready to defend it to death!

5. Be very confident and personable. You will make it easy for yourself when you are very free and expressive, not rigid and giving canned answers. Gesticulate very well and be conversational, it helps paint an impression of liveliness and confidence.

Don't worry, God will help you like he helped me. I was greatly helped.

P.S.: Shout out to my group members (Dolapo, Bukky, Timi, and Seyi) and the awesome personalities I met who were in the other group (Hammed, Kunle, Taiwo—this guy ehn, lol, he's something else , Anjola and Ifeanyichukwu). Really great meeting you guys today, we'll meet again when we resume. I see all of you viewing this in ghost mode.

#It shall be done.

buccy:
Same here.

hello you sent me a mail,and I don't have mail details linked to this account.
how may I help

JoeEINSTEIN:
The big day came today. What a day!!!

There were two key highlights of the day for me:
1. Prayer works!
2. Preparation works!


Group Discussion

My group's discussion topic was:

"Misappropriation of funds in public office is on the increase, what measures can be taken to curb this? Discuss."

The other group had something on the difficulty of SMEs in getting support from government.


Now to the interview

I was asked the usual first question of "Tell us about yourself", and everything else asked after that was based on my profession and how I have applied my skills and several other questions emanating from my responses. The only usual scripted questions I was asked were "Tell us about a time you have failed", about my handling of relationships (though not asked directly), "What do you think of your group members and how would you rate yourself?"—(surprisingly, this was my last question and not the first as usual).

My tips:

1. Group discussion really helped me get my confidence up as I had already set a good ground by performing well. So make sure you take the group discussion seriously.

2. Get to bond with everyone before the group discussion while waiting, it really helps with group chemistry, hence performance, when you eventually get to be in the same group. You may even get to remember points from what you had been discussing casually and use it in your G.D. or interview.

3. Know your shit! Know your profession and be ready to sell it exceptionally well.

4. Know every damn thing you put on your CV and be ready to defend it to death!

5. Be very confident and personable. You will make it easy for yourself when you are very free and expressive, not rigid and giving canned answers. Gesticulate very well and be conversational, it helps paint an impression of liveliness and confidence.

Don't worry, God will help you like he helped me. I was greatly helped.

P.S.: Shout out to my group members (Dolapo, Bukky, Timi, and Seyi) and the awesome personalities I met who were in the other group (Hammed, Kunle, Taiwo—this guy ehn, lol, he's something else , Anjola and Ifeanyichukwu). Really great meeting you guys today, we'll meet again when we resume. I see all of you viewing this in ghost mode.

#It shall be done.

success bro

Omoyennimie:
Thumbs up to our awesome presenter and amazing team members

Thanks for those points

Wish us all well

Was great meeting you guyz. Thanks for all the prepping points. Wish us all well.

Hello everyone.. Please whose PWC interview is slated for June 7th?

If you're for June 13th say Hi please.

Am for June 13 .

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stop flooding this thread with your lies.. enough of this scam in the name of extorting money from desperate candidates..
9 out of 20 succeeded? what a scam!
prove it!

habakukjss3:


stop flooding this thread with your lies.. enough of this scam in the name of extorting money from desperate candidates..
9 out of 20 succeeded? what a scam!
prove it!

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Are Harvard, MIT, Stanford graduates desperate when they pay Victor Cheng to prepare them for interviews into top firms in the US? This is even after acquiring an MBA?

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