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seriousthing:
I guess the car has no interior

ozone0801:
What are the issues with the car?

ozone0801:
Can it go for 250k

Jarus:
Maybe it's not you.

But the scanty details I see of you here fit into the profile of a guy I met recently

1st class
Mech Engrg
Nigerian uni
Techy
Startup/entrepreneurship inclined
Involved in some tech innovations that got him overseas travel
Playful
Undergoing NNPC recruitment

Everything I have seen or heard of you here matches that young man's profile.

Thought it was you.

chilax94:
I had my interview on Tuesday , all my Panel members were old senior men of NNPC. Not a single smile came from their mouth. One even dozed off till it was his turn to ask question.
As just a GT hopeful, they fired me from every angle, Nothing like define, or what do you understand by.., maybe they knew I was super prepared for that type.
Introduce yourself (they didn't even introduce themselves first , guess I'm not worth that honour to them).
Describe a time when.......?
Tell me the problems you encountered during.........?
3 quick dangerous questions about my relevance to nnpc
Where will you like to be posted?
A safety question which I answered 4/5 of
And lastly, the chairman asked if I intend to stay with them or I'm using them as a stepping stone judging from my file
All in all it was a good experience and I hope God favours me in this recruitment.
See you all at the towers during induction (with faith)

ucheuzor1:
Did my interview today though. I was interviewed by panel 43 and they seemed quite tough. They asked me questions from my cv but it just seemed from their reaction I wasn't saying what they wanted. Did my IT with DPR and my roles where basically supervision operation, they asked me how I related it to the terminals I found myself. I tried answering but they cut in again. At last they were telling me didn't I see installations and maintainance while working. I said yes, but those weren't part of my job assignment. Just had to agree with them.

They asked about difficult situation I faced at work and how I solved it. What the heck. Can't remember any. Just feel some of this questions aren't really necessary. I tried answering, but they said my answer was about resolving conflict. I was just tired. They said I should relate it to my school project. Can't really remember any tangible difficulty. Na by force to encounter difficulties?

Safety question was relatively ok. About safety in driving. Gave them the once I could remember. They were still expecting more. I couldn't remember any in time again. They help me with some other important ones that I had to agree with.

They told me they know am good, but I should try and be articulated. From onset per say, they never gave me that comfort to strive. They looked tired. Some were even sleeping. They ask question and sleep off.

But I thank God for everything. It happens to be my first ever interview experience after my service. I believe God who brought me this far won't let me down. So many people are looking unto me, praying for my success.

Wish us all success. You may not be the best, but the grace of God is all you need to be the difference and that is all I'm keying into.

Jarus:
Yes bro.

Jarus:
More of divisions than subsidiary.

Fits into divisions like investment management divisions like NAPIMS and LNG Investment Management Services (LIMS). Fits into Commercial division, and even Finance and Accounts. Also supply management. Most fittingly, Planning. In fact, the GM Planning for NAPIMS studied Economics Education.

As you're a GT, you can really be trained to fit into these units and more.

Let me give you a clue: go and read the profile of their top guys (GGMs etc), look for someone that studied economics and what he is doing now. You can even use it as an example.

Generally, GTs have more flexibility in terms of divisions of relevance because you can be trained to fit into almost anywhere.

I studied economics myself and I head the tax unit (under Finance division) of an oil company.

You guys are getting for free some of the info we wan share for our training starting today o. #LOL

Dont forget to come to our training sha. Lol

Jarus:
Public Affairs

xfire:
Lol

At entry level, the IOCs generally pay much more than NNPC. A lot of NNPC staff will move to IOCs if given the slightest chance.

The same can not be said at management level (NNPC package for management staff is crazy), just that it takes about 18 years to climb from entry-level to management staff, that's if you are lucky to scale through to management level.

Xfire

uau:
As the interview stage starts, I remember that I was like you in 2011 and as a commoner, I made it as EH in 2012.

Many will get in without knowing anyone.

Just be competent in whatever you are doing, dress well and be confident.

Market yourself very well when they ask you “May we meet you” and above all study your CV well and highlight all your achievements.

Your focus should not be on money but adding value to the corporation and by extension Nigeria and be patient.

NNPC is an employer of choice with human feelings.

For me, I am 100% dedicated to NNPC as the corporation has added value to me and my family.

I wish you all the best.

NanoSec:
For previously conducted NNPC interview questions and answers, Send a mail to geexclusive4@gmail.com

ayowhizi:
Is there anybody here whose interview is on Friday. ABUJA. And you base in Lagos