dkay51:

3 piece green suit shey? I see you...u no come play at all

yungmin:


May be it is time to begin to ask people to drop the names of the schools they graduated from after each comments. What kind of thinking is this?

adakoleagbenu:




after all the bottles wey dem don scatter for here? u get mind oh

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.

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.

adamx23:

What did you study?

ogiby86:
Does anyone know when they will start sending appointment letters or when they will get back to people that Attended the interview ?

sibabe25:
Not everybody put an address on their CV..

chidiebereuzoma:

Guy you deserve one bottle of beer

Aremolomi:
GT or EH

Bodylicious:
In August so go for your shopping and get ready....It will end in praise for most of us here...

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.

TheMatrix3:
I applied as an experienced hire, supervisor level. My panel guys were very mean, curt and I really never expererrit. They were really restive and ready to cut my neck at every opportunity. I even regretted going for the interview esp when I remembered the over 60k I spent on return flights and accommodation . A little advice to help you do better: FORGET EVERYTHING THEY TELL YOU ON NL!!!

My only consolation is I now truly believe that when its your turn to get a job, everything will fall in place despite all odds. For me, I've kind of lost hope...success guys

PS: just FYI, all the sweet boys association chairmen and pinging ladies association charladies were all present They will intimidate you with their dressing and big big english. But, dont be perturbed, your journey is different and you are unique in your own way

SUCCESS

adamx23:

What did you study?

Sethvincent:


Guy remember me,
I was next to you during the panel 43 interview from.
Omo those guys where quite tough menh!.. So many questions, and they keep cutting you off. For all those claiming friendly chat, panel 43 no dey smile oo especially the chairman.
Anyways we have done our best, now it's up to God.

adakoleagbenu:




after all the bottles wey dem don scatter for here? u get mind oh

monlawal:
Today is my day, hope is on God

EmmyteeTosin:
All the best

Kingbee1900:




I read so much emotion in your words bro.

I wish you best of luck in this process.

Don't beat yourself too much.

ucheuzor1:


Thanks man. After the interview yesterday, I was a bit down though. I gave it some good thought.

On getting home my uncle told me that I must not have all the answers to the questions After all. A reasonable interviewer Is meant to know that. Am ok now. All good.

monlawal:

Thanks bro.
I hope they don't really care about the dress code. I want to just be on shirt and trouser.

samwills45:


Brother, please don't give your village people that chance.
Oh yes! They really do care about dress code. They score you based on many things.. dress/appearance, confidence, manners, knowledge of your key area of specialization, knowledge of NNPC, Safety etc.

A staff told me that dress is 10marks, questions from your key area is 25marks which is the highest, plus other parameters. I suggest you get a good black suit, white shirt, probably red or blue tie. Get all of that 10marks. It's a free mark

I wonder why someone would put on a multicoloured shirt without tie to an interview, NNPC for that matter!

samwills45:


Brother, please don't give your village people that chance.
Oh yes! They really do care about dress code. They score you based on many things.. dress/appearance, confidence, manners, knowledge of your key area of specialization, knowledge of NNPC, Safety etc.

A staff told me that dress is 10marks, questions from your key area is 25marks which is the highest, plus other parameters. I suggest you get a good black suit, white shirt, probably red or blue tie. Get all of that 10marks. It's a free mark

I wonder why someone would put on a multicoloured shirt without tie to an interview, NNPC for that matter!

Jiang:

lol, He just outplayed his village people , out of curiosity which one did he forgot?

samwills45:


Brother, please don't give your village people that chance.
Oh yes! They really do care about dress code. They score you based on many things.. dress/appearance, confidence, manners, knowledge of your key area of specialization, knowledge of NNPC, Safety etc.

A staff told me that dress is 10marks, questions from your key area is 25marks which is the highest, plus other parameters. I suggest you get a good black suit, white shirt, probably red or blue tie. Get all of that 10marks. It's a free mark

I wonder why someone would put on a multicoloured shirt without tie to an interview, NNPC for that matter!

samwills45:


Brother, please don't give your village people that chance.
Oh yes! They really do care about dress code. They score you based on many things.. dress/appearance, confidence, manners, knowledge of your key area of specialization, knowledge of NNPC, Safety etc.

A staff told me that dress is 10marks, questions from your key area is 25marks which is the highest, plus other parameters. I suggest you get a good black suit, white shirt, probably red or blue tie. Get all of that 10marks. It's a free mark

I wonder why someone would put on a multicoloured shirt without tie to an interview, NNPC for that matter!