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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by milliman(m): 5:38pm On Jun 09, 2017

YalaTech:
Do not miss this opportunity NCC is currently recruiting graduates for 2017 job vacancies see full job title and job description here >> www.yalatech.com.ng/ncc-recruitment-2017-application-guide-requirement/

Scam of life

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by DarkHenrie(m): 5:49pm On Jun 09, 2017

I think i got my own reject mail about a day after my video interview. Goodluck to the rest of you.

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Affon: 6:13pm On Jun 09, 2017

Jesusgirl92:
u ehn

I don laugh die. choiii

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Basalt(m): 6:28pm On Jun 09, 2017

I just did my own test now.

The questions are so easy. As easy as ABC but no time to answer them, this is so lugubrious and appalling.

AT a point, I was forced to guess the shit I would have easily answered under sane condition.

Is shell actually looking for robots?
because only robots can solve all these questions within that period of time,

cant wait for my own regret letter

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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Emaimo: 6:34pm On Jun 09, 2017

Basalt:
I just did my own test now.

The questions are so easy. As easy as ABC but no time to answer them, this is so lugubrious and appalling.

AT a point, I was forced to guess the shit I would have easily answered under sane condition.

Is shell actually looking for robots?
because only robots can solve all these questions within that period of time,

cant wait for my own regret letter

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by FryingPan: 6:38pm On Jun 09, 2017

Basalt:
I just did my own test now.

The questions are so easy. As easy as ABC but no time to answer them, this is so lugubrious and appalling.

AT a point, I was forced to guess the shit I would have easily answered under sane condition.

Is shell actually looking for robots?
because only robots can solve all these questions within that period of time,

cant wait for my own regret letter

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Lol at your sarcasm grin

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by dotman10(m): 6:43pm On Jun 09, 2017

Basalt:
I just did my own test now.

The questions are so easy. As easy as ABC but no time to answer them, this is so lugubrious and appalling.

AT a point, I was forced to guess the shit I would have easily answered under sane condition.

Is shell actually looking for robots?
because only robots can solve all these questions within that period of time,

cant wait for my own regret letter

Oga boss.....can you plz hint us what the questions looks like....or better still suggest what materials to practice with abeg

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Basalt(m): 6:47pm On Jun 09, 2017

dotman10:

Oga boss.....can you plz hint us what the questions looks like....or better still suggest what materials to practice with abeg

You don't even need to practice anything.
I was killing myself reading my latest GMAT and even watching videos on aptitude tests, only for me to see very simple questions.

No need preparing, if there is anything to prepare for that should be on how to finish up the questions within the impossible 12minutes.

And most importantly, prepare on how to guess because you must guess if you must attempt all the questions

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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by ichieoriginal(m): 7:39pm On Jun 09, 2017

I got this today sha.....though I applied using my HND Instead of the instructed Bachelors .. ..well, I just gave it a shot....obviously I was ruled out cos of the HND ish....

Hello OTI,

REF: 24117281

Thank you for your application and completing the online assessments.

This is a highly competitive programme with many people applying and, unfortunately, we won’t be taking you further in the assessment process at this time.

On this occasion there were other candidates whose results were a closer match to what we are looking for.

A future career in energy

We’re all constantly evolving and adapting, and if you’re still passionate about getting involved in our energy future, you can apply for the Shell Graduate Programme again in 12 months’ time. We welcome your continued interest in joining our team.

We’d like to hear from you – what did you think about our assessments? Were the instructions clear? What worked well and where could we improve? Give us some feedback by completing this short survey:http://sr.futurethinking-surveys.co.uk/GS1e

We wish you the best for your future. Thank you for considering us as your potential employer.

Warm regards,

Shell Recruitmen

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by ichieoriginal(m): 7:41pm On Jun 09, 2017

me too bro

DarkHenrie:
I think i got my own reject mail about a day after my video interview. Goodluck to the rest of you.

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by emkz: 7:41pm On Jun 09, 2017

Hello guys,

I joined Nairaland last week to contribute to the discussion about Shell Nigeria recruitment. I noticed there was some controversy about posting the questions that were asked. I'd like to suggest that discussion pertaining to company's recruitment as this one be done on a secured platform that cannot be assessed by everyone. I'd think there can be some secret groups in Nairaland? Everything discussed here is accessible worldwide, and that may be sufficient grounds to nullify the Nigeria recruitment.

That being said, the test this year was ultra-simple: it was addition, subtraction, series, for the numerical part; things about words and associations for the verbal part and simple patterns for the abstract reasoning. There was nothing bogus. I think the personality cognitive test (I don't know what it's called again) is the area that there is more emphasis on. Someone said the time was short. It was sufficient. But I think the surprise due to the simplicity of the questions can knock one out.

I was told that I did not go through, and quite frankly, I do not know what the company is looking for. And I don't care. If we are not compatible, why marry?

From my experience, therefore, give it your best shot and do it, but do not be too expectant. Be mindful that the turnover in the oil companies is high, and when you do get in, job security becomes an issue. I have seen cases where Shell fires very bright and promising staff. What is the criterion for firing? In fact, what is the criterion for hiring anyway? I'd encourage everyone to look at jobs in other sectors, and get the training necessary. It may be about passion when we just graduate, but find something to survive and build passion by doing it. If you can't build passion, at least have a foundation to build the career you desire. Look beyond Nigeria. There are other countries in Africa that may need skilled or trainable workers. Take the advantage.

I sincerely wish you guys the best. I've been looking for a job for some time now, and I know it can be demoralizing. Please do not lose hope. Keep preparing. When the time is right, it will click for each one of us. Shell is a great company, and so is Total, Exxon, Chevron, Access Bank, Google, P and G, Civil Service, etc.

Best!

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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Samkeniyy(m): 7:43pm On Jun 09, 2017

As for me. I ain't getting any love letter. #Stillstanding

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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by kenkels: 7:52pm On Jun 09, 2017

Working styles assessment

Assessment Date: Development Tips 07 June 2017 The tips listed below are designed to give you advice on how to make the most of your unique personality and working-style, in order to achieve professional success. Creativity

The inclination to generate ideas, seek variety and think at a conceptual level.
It seems that you enjoy generating ideas and like variety at work. This can be useful in helping to solve problems and find new ways of doing things and you could seek out opportunities to apply this - perhaps even looking beyond your immediate area of work.

Assertiveness The tendency to confidently communicate ideas with a sense of purpose, take charge and persuade others. It seems you are capable of being assertive and persuading others to your way of thinking. Look for opportunities to leverage this at work, for example by being a spokesperson for your team, perhaps driving ideas forward and taking the lead where required.

Drive The levels of determination and passion shown in the pursuit of goals. You seem to be a driven person who strives to achieve.
Make the most of your determination by making sure you always have clear sight of the goal you want to achieve and by directing your energy towards this.

Dependability The capacity to deliver with accuracy and speed, utilising structure and forward planning to meet desired objectives. Supportiveness The desire and tendency to motivate, inspire and support others. Adaptability The capacity to display optimism, show resilience and 'bounce back' after setbacks.

Conclusion It seems that you like to plan well in order to meet your commitments and that you deliver reliably on agreed objectives. You should consider adopting tasks and roles where you can leverage this to help achieve shared goals and deliver good quality work - perhaps also sharing your planning skills with colleagues so that they can learn from your approach.

Your responses demonstrate that you enjoy motivating and supporting others. Think about how you might make the most use of this tendency and where and when it would be most useful to inspire others. Examples might include identifying a team member who is especially in need of support or times when you and your colleagues are facing tough challenges.
From your responses, it seems you can be resilient following setbacks. This could be very useful for working in environments where difficult situations might be faced by you and your colleagues.

We at Shell hope that you found the report helpful. Although it is by no means conclusive, it might serve as a good starting point for introspection and further exploration

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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by wisz1(m): 7:55pm On Jun 09, 2017

emkz:
Hello guys,

I joined Nairaland last week to contribute to the discussion about Shell Nigeria recruitment. I noticed there was some controversy about posting the questions that were asked. I'd like to suggest that discussion pertaining to company's recruitment as this one be done on a secured platform that cannot be assessed by everyone. I'd think there can be some secret groups in Nairaland? Everything discussed here is accessible worldwide, and that may be sufficient grounds to nullify the Nigeria recruitment.

That being said, the test this year was ultra-simple: it was addition, subtraction, series, for the numerical part; things about words and associations for the verbal part and simple patterns for the abstract reasoning. There was nothing bogus. I think the personality cognitive test (I don't know what it's called again) is the area that there is more emphasis on. Someone said the time was short. It was sufficient. But I think the surprise due to the simplicity of the questions can knock one out.

I was told that I did not go through, and quite frankly, I do not know what the company is looking for. And I don't care. If we are not compatible, why marry?

From my experience, therefore, give it your best shot and do it, but do not be too expectant. Be mindful that the turnover in the oil companies is high, and when you do get in, job security becomes an issue. I have seen cases where Shell fires very bright and promising staff. What is the criterion for firing? In fact, what is the criterion for hiring anyway? I'd encourage everyone to look at jobs in other sectors, and get the training necessary. It may be about passion when we just graduate, but find something to survive and build passion by doing it. If you can't build passion, at least have a foundation to build the career you desire. Look beyond Nigeria. There are other countries in Africa that may need skilled or trainable workers. Take the advantage.

I sincerely wish you guys the best. I've been looking for a job for some time now, and I know it can be demoralizing. Please do not lose hope. Keep preparing. When the time is right, it will click for each one of us. Shell is a great company, and so is Total, Exxon, Chevron, Access Bank, Google, P and G, Civil Service, etc.
Well said .
Best!

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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by DreManuel(m): 8:24pm On Jun 09, 2017

Jesusgirl92:
u ehn

My sister, how you dey?

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by DreManuel(m): 8:27pm On Jun 09, 2017

Eddy4400:
Na so people go follow u, "dare" themselves out!

No bro, they will stand out grin

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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by DreManuel(m): 8:34pm On Jun 09, 2017

NaivatcoEcnirp:

Mehn....I think the 2 days regret mail theory is invalid now. I got a regret mail 4 days after I finished my stuff.

Sorry for the regret mail bro.

I hope 4 days won't be the new norm. Maybe they've been following this thread and somehow found out that people were used to the 2 days, and so they've come with a new twist. Shell surely loves to innovate. grin

Success in your hustle bro.

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by DreManuel(m): 8:40pm On Jun 09, 2017

Trapqueeen:

I hope you get what you want.. Shell perhaps, they'll be lucky to have you

Thanks for your sublime thoughts and salubrious wishes. I fondly hope and fervently pray too, that you get your heart's desires.

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by AlwaysUltraPad: 8:44pm On Jun 09, 2017

Basalt:
I just did my own test now.

The questions are so easy. As easy as ABC but no time to answer them, this is so lugubrious and appalling.

AT a point, I was forced to guess the shit I would have easily answered under sane condition.

Is shell actually looking for robots?
because only robots can solve all these questions within that period of time,

cant wait for my own regret letter

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Nobody: 8:54pm On Jun 09, 2017

Pls guys this is a very very urgent plea..... I registered on d 1st of June and did my interview on day6.... But ever since d network has refused to upload my 5th interview answer so I get done with d stage1.... I have tried d cafe close to my location without success, pls anyone with a strong network connection should help upload my 5th interview so I don't miss out.
My number is 08060301513 (kindly send a whatsapp so I can drop my interview code)

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Ehimadeking(m): 10:22pm On Jun 09, 2017

Has anyone received positive mail yet apart from dis rejection mail I'm hearing upandan?

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Nobody: 10:28pm On Jun 09, 2017

Thanks guys..... help came swiftly!
Again I appreciate bro #thanks

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by greatfoly(m): 10:54pm On Jun 09, 2017

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DreManuel:

Nothing stated.

But, If you are nonchalant like me, you may wear a Polo shirt.

If you are moderate, you may wear shirt and maybe tie.

If you are serious, you may wear a 3-piece suit with your shoes shined.

And if you are daring, you may wear Agbada.

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Engrobiorah(m): 11:15pm On Jun 09, 2017

dozylala:
Thanks guys..... help came swiftly!
Again I appreciate bro #thanks

Welcome bro

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Preator: 12:07am On Jun 10, 2017

Just did my video interview now. I just blanked out and while I had valid examples, my presentation was woeful. Struggle continues

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by AlexisM16: 2:18am On Jun 10, 2017

Preator:
Just did my video interview now. I just blanked out and while I had valid examples, my presentation was woeful. Struggle continues

What were the questions asked?

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Nobody: 2:35am On Jun 10, 2017

shell must employ me for sure

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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by ollaxworld: 4:26am On Jun 10, 2017

Hello guys, I need an Urgent response please.

I want to record the video on My Lenovo G50 Laptop but i keep receiving this error message both with or without earpiece. "We couldnt hear anything from your Microphone". Please how could this be resolved.

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Nobody: 4:47am On Jun 10, 2017

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Nobody: 4:50am On Jun 10, 2017

I wish we can discuss more often. You speak wisely.

quote author=emkz post=57361369]Hello guys,

I joined Nairaland last week to contribute to the discussion about Shell Nigeria recruitment. I noticed there was some controversy about posting the questions that were asked. I'd like to suggest that discussion pertaining to company's recruitment as this one be done on a secured platform that cannot be assessed by everyone. I'd think there can be some secret groups in Nairaland? Everything discussed here is accessible worldwide, and that may be sufficient grounds to nullify the Nigeria recruitment.

That being said, the test this year was ultra-simple: it was addition, subtraction, series, for the numerical part; things about words and associations for the verbal part and simple patterns for the abstract reasoning. There was nothing bogus. I think the personality cognitive test (I don't know what it's called again) is the area that there is more emphasis on. Someone said the time was short. It was sufficient. But I think the surprise due to the simplicity of the questions can knock one out.

I was told that I did not go through, and quite frankly, I do not know what the company is looking for. And I don't care. If we are not compatible, why marry?

From my experience, therefore, give it your best shot and do it, but do not be too expectant. Be mindful that the turnover in the oil companies is high, and when you do get in, job security becomes an issue. I have seen cases where Shell fires very bright and promising staff. What is the criterion for firing? In fact, what is the criterion for hiring anyway? I'd encourage everyone to look at jobs in other sectors, and get the training necessary. It may be about passion when we just graduate, but find something to survive and build passion by doing it. If you can't build passion, at least have a foundation to build the career you desire. Look beyond Nigeria. There are other countries in Africa that may need skilled or trainable workers. Take the advantage.

I sincerely wish you guys the best. I've been looking for a job for some time now, and I know it can be demoralizing. Please do not lose hope. Keep preparing. When the time is right, it will click for each one of us. Shell is a great company, and so is Total, Exxon, Chevron, Access Bank, Google, P and G, Civil Service, etc.

Best![/quote]

Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by milliman(m): 4:53am On Jun 10, 2017

Preator:
Just did my video interview now. I just blanked out and while I had valid examples, my presentation was woeful. Struggle continues

Your village people at work again

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Re: Shell Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by Basalt(m): 7:06am On Jun 10, 2017

vingeophysicist:
shell must employ me for sure

Not until you pass the required tests and the interview.

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