I applied for 4 positions, although 3 was with a different email, and the other one was a different email. But I have gotten two regret mails.. But my submissions for the Abuja graduate trainee and the Field specialist is still acknowledged. Don't know when they will start calling for interviews.

EdoBoy90:
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ANSWER: ALL OF THE ABOVE.

Bro how va, please did you write any cover letter? If you did, how did you address the letter....... thanx

Come be like to get shortlisted for this cummins test abi interview na honours on its own..no body is saying anything....those that went for interview..how far and which position was that for??

I applied for 4 positions. I received a call around 4pm on 3rd June (a Saturday, and from a strange Lagos number which I almost refused to pick) for the position of Field Service Technician Trainee role. I was asked to run through my education background and work experience as contained in my CV, after which I was told I will be scheduled for an interview on the 13th of June. By 6th, I got the mail. This is my story so far, I feel its wickedness if I don't share this after all the help i have been silently getting from others on this forum. I am still seeking info on how to prepare for the interview tomorrow

COA1:
I applied for 4 positions. I received a call around 4pm on 3rd June (a Saturday, and from a strange Lagos number which I almost refused to pick) for the position of Field Service Technician Trainee role. I was asked to run through my education background and work experience as contained in my CV, after which I was told I will be scheduled for an interview on the 13th of June. By 6th, I got the mail. This is my story so far, I feel its wickedness if I don't share this after all the help i have been silently getting from others on this forum. I am still seeking info on how to prepare for the interview tomorrow

Bro u too much!!!
For u to be invited, as for me o u don get the job/offer.. if u have done industrial attachment before I think u should focus on the practical knowledge u got from it so that u can creatively channel ur answers to them. Just my opinion, once again CONGRATULATIONS!!

@sparklezee

Thanks so much for the tip. I key into your prophecy. I wish you the best in your endeavours

Is this how cummins recruit? Not even a regret or success mail from them yet they have invited people for interview.

COA1:
I applied for 4 positions. I received a call around 4pm on 3rd June (a Saturday, and from a strange Lagos number which I almost refused to pick) for the position of Field Service Technician Trainee role. I was asked to run through my education background and work experience as contained in my CV, after which I was told I will be scheduled for an interview on the 13th of June. By 6th, I got the mail. This is my story so far, I feel its wickedness if I don't share this after all the help i have been silently getting from others on this forum. I am still seeking info on how to prepare for the interview tomorrow

congrats bro.. You can also do well by coming back here after the interview, lets know how it went..

COA1:
I applied for 4 positions. I received a call around 4pm on 3rd June (a Saturday, and from a strange Lagos number which I almost refused to pick) for the position of Field Service Technician Trainee role. I was asked to run through my education background and work experience as contained in my CV, after which I was told I will be scheduled for an interview on the 13th of June. By 6th, I got the mail. This is my story so far, I feel its wickedness if I don't share this after all the help i have been silently getting from others on this forum. I am still seeking info on how to prepare for the interview tomorrow

Bro, how was the interview? What were the questions asked.

The interview went well. We were over 50 but for different roles (sales, manufacturing, supply chain, workshop, field service, finance etc). I was for field service so I can't say much for other roles. Also, I wont give exact questions (word for word) asked, but just a guide.

After some talks by their staff, we (field service) went to take a test, 20 mechanical questions for 15 mins (Obj & about 6 theory questions) and 20 Electrical questions for 15 mins (all obj). The mechanical part was tough (maybe because we were taken by surprise), more about fuel & cooling system of a diesel engine. The Electrical part was very simple, mainly on current, volt, power, resistor etc, just elementary physics.

From the info I gathered, other roles had a case study presentation on how to penetrate Africa with a particular product. They prepared & presented within 30 mins as a group with one person being the spokesman, others could contribute while the spokesman presented.

We then went on to the interview stage. 3 interviewers per panel/ job role. First question was as usual, why applying to Cummins. The other 4 questions were the same thing asked in different words but summarised thus "when has a skill/ strenght you possess helped you accomplish a task". So its best to have different examples of such a time.

Finally, we were well fed breakfast and lunch, serve yourself. Those from outside of Lagos were also given some money for transport depending on your place of residence. We were not told the exact date to receive feedback, but I learnt from one of the their trainees that in their time it was after 2-3 days. In summary, I belittled Cummins. From what I saw, they are quite a good company & a place to be. Their organisation for the interview was superb. I hope to be successful. This is my story thus far.

COA1:
The interview went well. We were over 50 but for different roles (sales, manufacturing, supply chain, workshop, field service, finance etc). I was for field service so I can't say much for other roles. Also, I wont give exact questions (word for word) asked, but just a guide.

After some talks by their staff, we (field service) went to take a test, 20 mechanical questions for 15 mins (Obj & about 6 theory questions) and 20 Electrical questions for 15 mins (all obj). The mechanical part was tough (maybe because we were taken by surprise), more about fuel & cooling system of a diesel engine. The Electrical part was very simple, mainly on current, volt, power, resistor etc, just elementary physics.

From the info I gathered, other roles had a case study presentation on how to penetrate Africa with a particular product. They prepared & presented within 30 mins as a group with one person being the spokesman, others could contribute while the spokesman presented.

We then went on to the interview stage. 3 interviewers per panel/ job role. First question was as usual, why applying to Cummins. The other 4 questions were the same thing asked in different words but summarised thus "when has a skill/ strenght you possess helped you accomplish a task". So its best to have different examples of such a time.

Finally, we were well fed breakfast and lunch, serve yourself. Those from outside of Lagos were also given some money for transport depending on your place of residence. We were not told the exact date to receive feedback, but I learnt from one of the their trainees that in their time it was after 2-3 days. In summary, I belittled Cummins. From what I saw, they are quite a good company & a place to be. Their organisation for the interview was superb. I hope to be successful. This is my story thus far.

I hope you get an offer. I'm a currently a Trainee at Cummins, though at the HQ in Columbus. I testify it's been a great experience so far. Wish you the best.

COA1:
The interview went well. We were over 50 but for different roles (sales, manufacturing, supply chain, workshop, field service, finance etc). I was for field service so I can't say much for other roles. Also, I wont give exact questions (word for word) asked, but just a guide.

After some talks by their staff, we (field service) went to take a test, 20 mechanical questions for 15 mins (Obj & about 6 theory questions) and 20 Electrical questions for 15 mins (all obj). The mechanical part was tough (maybe because we were taken by surprise), more about fuel & cooling system of a diesel engine. The Electrical part was very simple, mainly on current, volt, power, resistor etc, just elementary physics.

From the info I gathered, other roles had a case study presentation on how to penetrate Africa with a particular product. They prepared & presented within 30 mins as a group with one person being the spokesman, others could contribute while the spokesman presented.

We then went on to the interview stage. 3 interviewers per panel/ job role. First question was as usual, why applying to Cummins. The other 4 questions were the same thing asked in different words but summarised thus "when has a skill/ strenght you possess helped you accomplish a task". So its best to have different examples of such a time.

Finally, we were well fed breakfast and lunch, serve yourself. Those from outside of Lagos were also given some money for transport depending on your place of residence. We were not told the exact date to receive feedback, but I learnt from one of the their trainees that in their time it was after 2-3 days. In summary, I belittled Cummins. From what I saw, they are quite a good company & a place to be. Their organisation for the interview was superb. I hope to be successful. This is my story thus far.

Wow, this is lovely bro.. Wish you all the best.. With all these you said, will there still be further invitations for interviews..

Emaimo:
Is this how cummins recruit? Not even a regret or success mail from them yet they have invited people for interview.

Haha..I'd advise yu to chill on that...cos some persons were sent regret mail..nd some others sin receive... I actually din know they av done any test sef...and from my check. Only one person on this platform stated he was called up...its ok..lets see how it goes...everything is still open..
If dey wana reject . dey shud av sent general regret mails...not sending some nd kipping some...iv got d feeling it is stil open..

Congrats COA1..you will get the job....
i just got a reject from them,Field operations,i was told something abt my cv nt fit for the work or so...i wanted to reply LOL...perhaps they are right, i studied agric engr bt for fvck sake,its a trainee program nah,nawah o...
Anyways, onto the next level..This regret mail is becoming a routine for me o o,baba God pick my call...i had high hope for cummins tho...
WE GO MAKE AM...#GodblessHustlers

kelzgie:

Haha..I'd advise yu to chill on that...cos some persons were sent regret mail..nd some others sin receive... I actually din know they av done any test sef...and from my check. Only one person on this platform stated he was called up...its ok..lets see how it goes...everything is still open..
If dey wana reject . dey shud av sent general regret mails...not sending some nd kipping some...iv got d feeling it is stil open..

Naija na shit!!

layez:
Congrats COA1..you will get the job....
i just got a reject from them,Field operations,i was told something abt my cv nt fit for the work or so...i wanted to reply LOL...perhaps they are right, i studied agric engr bt for fvck sake,its a trainee program nah,nawah o...
Anyways, onto the next level..This regret mail is becoming a routine for me o o,baba God pick my call...i had high hope for cummins tho...
WE GO MAKE AM...#GodblessHustlers

Sorry bro it doesn't end There. I also got the love letter(regret mail) for field operations, but that of my graduate trainee application is still on.

God bless our hustle

sorry has anyone gotten regret from manufacturing graduate trainee?

ThatsHowWeRoll:
sorry has anyone gotten regret from manufacturing graduate trainee?

Did You?

ThatsHowWeRoll:
sorry has anyone gotten regret from manufacturing graduate trainee?

Yes I have. Since last two weeks or there abt.. That was my second regret mail after AFM workshop. I just got a regret mail for Field operations yesterday too.. Just hoping and preparing for the Abuja graduate trainee..

thanks fam

gtjonah:
Yes I have. Since last two weeks or there abt.. That was my second regret mail after AFM workshop. I just got a regret mail for Field operations yesterday too.. Just hoping and preparing for the Abuja graduate trainee..

no i have not

CallofDuty:
Did You?

gtjonah:
Yes I have. Since last two weeks or there abt.. That was my second regret mail after AFM workshop. I just got a regret mail for Field operations yesterday too.. Just hoping and preparing for the Abuja graduate trainee..

Please can someone still apply for this job?

xxgig:
Please can someone still apply for this job?

I think the Abuja graduate trainee position is still on.. U can visit their career site. Or just google Cummins jobs

blazingkings:


I think the Abuja graduate trainee position is still on.. U can visit their career site. Or just google Cummins jobs

thanks boss

COA1:
The interview went well. We were over 50 but for different roles (sales, manufacturing, supply chain, workshop, field service, finance etc). I was for field service so I can't say much for other roles. Also, I wont give exact questions (word for word) asked, but just a guide.

After some talks by their staff, we (field service) went to take a test, 20 mechanical questions for 15 mins (Obj & about 6 theory questions) and 20 Electrical questions for 15 mins (all obj). The
mechanical part was tough (maybe because we were taken by surprise), more about fuel & cooling system of a diesel engine. The Electrical part was very simple, mainly on current, volt, power, resistor etc, just elementary physics.

From the info I gathered, other roles had a case study presentation on how to penetrate Africa with a particular product. They prepared & presented within 30 mins as a group with one person being the spokesman, others could contribute while the spokesman presented.

We then went on to the interview stage. 3 interviewers per panel/ job role. First question was as usual, why applying to Cummins. The other 4 questions were the same thing asked in different words but summarised thus "when has a skill/ strenght you possess helped you accomplish a task". So its best to have different examples of such a time.

Finally, we were well fed breakfast and lunch, serve yourself. Those from outside of Lagos were also given some money for transport depending on your place of residence. We were not told the exact date to receive feedback, but I learnt from one of the their trainees that in their time it was after 2-3 days. In summary, I belittled Cummins. From what I saw, they are quite a good company & a place to be. Their organisation for the interview was superb. I hope to be successful. This is my story thus far.

Congrats. I wish you the best in this pursuit. Can you please share insights on the things you think made your applications successful? Like maybe degrees, cv etc. for some of us hoping to join you too. Thanks

blazingkings:


I think the Abuja graduate trainee position is still on.. U can visit their career site. Or just google Cummins jobs

please I am filling their online. Personal information page, first name, middle and surname all have this written beside them- English Only. Does it mean I can't use my native names?

xxgig:
please I am filling their online. Personal information page, first name, middle and surname all have this written beside them- English Only. Does it mean I can't use my native names?

Bros which kind question be this na, so u expect someone to answer u? Chai... if to say u dey close to me i for knock ur head. Oya change ur name to English before applying, olodo

AirFireEarthH20:


Bros which kind question be this na, so u expect someone to answer u? Chai... if to say u dey close to me i for knock ur head. Oya change ur name to English before applying, olodo

Thanks, you're too wonderful. You response highly appreciated.

layez:
Congrats COA1..you will get the job....
i just got a reject from them,Field operations,i was told something abt my cv nt fit for the work or so...i wanted to reply LOL...perhaps they are right, i studied agric engr bt for fvck sake,its a trainee program nah,nawah o...
Anyways, onto the next level..This regret mail is becoming a routine for me o o,baba God pick my call...i had high hope for cummins tho...
WE GO MAKE AM...#GodblessHustlers

hey brother..did u go for the interview in Lagos?..and pls does anyone knows if there will still be an interview for those in abuja?

My love letter.


Dear ***

Thank you for expressing interest in the FUNCTIONAL EXCELLENCE-GRADUATE opening 170001ZD at Cummins. It has been determined that there is not a fit between your credentials and our current needs.

Please visit our career Web site to search for additional opportunities that may be of interest to you.

We wish you success in your job search.


Best regards,

Cummins Recruiting Team


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greatfoly:
My love letter. .

its well oo..u just have to move on...other better opportunities awaits..pls did u attend the interview last week??

CallofDuty:
its well oo..u just have to move on...other better opportunities awaits..pls did u attend the interview last week??

Wasn't called for any interview.