Moham553:


I was one “those northerners” in my full traditional attire. Entered there like a boss �

MuhMubRaj:
This guy you get long mouth..

larride:
I don’t know how everyone was saying the test was easy. The test I did had lots of history/current affairs with IT questions while men them were studying maths and verbal reasoning seriously.

I remember they asked me:
1. Capital of Swaziland
2. How many states Murtala Muhammad created
3. Which year the national anthem was composed
4. Which year the Nigerian flag was redesigned
5. Who was the first Northern premier (The option includes Tafawa Balewa and Ahmadu Bello)
5. Full meaning of https

Questions like that are very tricky and it’s even easy to fail unless you are very sure about the answer. The way everyone was saying the test was cheap, you would have thought most will score 85 and above. At the end of the day only 9k plus out of 60,000 which is not even u to 20% of those that wrote the test scored above 70. Yeye Dey smell.

bobowaja:

I like my panel. Whenever I talked off point.... They make sure they rephrase and target what they really want me to say. I must say I appreciate their frankness and the way they always call me back whenever I sound unclear.

Gbyms:

But I was think that the people that were there for ushering us to sit immediately we enter when they tell us to move to the front for the rearranging of our file.
I did not know how it became job of chief panelist. Hope I did not did anything wrong as I didn’t give in my original. Imagine if it has a marks

CSmooth:
The tenses here sha



quote author=Ukodo1123 post=80652294]The person that allocate me to my panels put my original document on top of my photocopy Copley with CV inside my NNPC file

So they collected it from me when I get there but after d interview they return d original back to me which was done by the chief panelist

TheMatrix3:
My heart syill skips a beat whenever I recall my interview encounter. The first question threw me off balance the way you feel when you are scored an early goal in a football final. I still have shivers. The chief panelist just held up his book of riddles and asked me one as if we had a personal grudge. I was like " oga, haba mana, youre supposed to ask me to tell you about myself now? this is not how star do!".
Anyways i never really recovered and the interview was over before it started. just 5 minutes or so! I have moved on anyways, but the little faith in me tells me to hang on by a thread: the race is never always to the swift. On the brighter side. I dressed as required, got my HSE and behavioural and situational questions. Lets just wait for August .

All the best guys

TheMatrix3:
My heart syill skips a beat whenever I recall my interview encounter. The first question threw me off balance the way you feel when you are scored an early goa[/b]l in a football final. I still have shivers. [b]The chief panelist just held up his book of riddles and asked me one as if we had a personal grudge. I was like " oga, haba mana, youre supposed to ask me to tell you about myself now? this is not how star do!".
Anyways i never really recovered and the interview was over before it started. just 5 minutes or so! I have moved on anyways, but the little faith in me tells me to hang on by a thread: the race is never always to the swift. On the brighter side. I dressed as required, got my HSE and behavioural and situational questions. Lets just wait for August .

All the best guys

TheMatrix3:
My heart syill skips a beat whenever I recall my interview encounter. The first question threw me off balance the way you feel when you are scored an early goal in a football final. I still have shivers. The chief panelist just held up his book of riddles and asked me one as if we had a personal grudge. I was like " oga, haba mana, youre supposed to ask me to tell you about myself now? this is not how star do!".
Anyways i never really recovered and the interview was over before it started. just 5 minutes or so! I have moved on anyways, but the little faith in me tells me to hang on by a thread: the race is never always to the swift. On the brighter side. I dressed as required, got my HSE and behavioural and situational questions. Lets just wait for August .

All the best guys

Gbyms:

Haha. I’m just having fun o.

Beeam:
I once had an interview with one of the new owners of the split Gencos.

The panel was made up of many of those old staff of PHCN that the new owner inherited when they bought the company, they were asking such basic interview questions and everyone of them was just nodding at my answers like I was Obama delivering a State of the Union speech.

My liver was so shook after d interview that I reached out 2 my big cousin who is a snr manager in the same Genco, after d interview 2 tell him I was interviewed for an Asst. Mgr position and I wasn't sure of my performance cos the questions were sooooo cheap. He spoke with their HR mgr and found out I was one of the best performers. I still couldn't bliv until I saw their offer letter.

Sometimes, when u feel the questions are cheap, they are really cheap. Especially when u are interviewed by civil servants who have little or no professional skills/experience with conducting interviews.

Gbyms:

It was after the interview I figured that the man behind the panel and interviewee was also grading. He took my wristwatch and my Phone. I made sure I smiled from start to finish. Atleast if there’s any mark for that, let me score it first.

Ukodo1123:
That question concerning CDM was a dangerous question

adamx23:

Seriously... It was the first time I was hearing of it..

bobowaja:

You were saved by the chairman for asking the man weda his question has been answered. If not you for no know wetin jam you for that side and be claiming you scattered everything after interview. Nice one you know what you are doing.

Jarus:
BY the way, I heard Panel 6 for EH (the commercial guys) asked tough questions.

SmartestG:

I wrote this, 9am.

monlawal:
Mehn testimonies of some persons here is making it look like I performed poorly.
My interview was short, direct, full of smiles and laughs.
A panelist asked me to give an instance where I had to make a quick decision to a pressing issue. I went blank. I could not think of anything at that moment. I did not answer the question. I just kept quiet there for like 2 minutes. She decided to let other Panelists ask me their questions while I think

When I was done with them and it came back to her turn again, same question (no answer). I silently told myself (should I lie about an event). Then she ask if there was a time I did what I naturally won't do under normal circumstances. I said yes and she asked me to narrate it to them. What was the situation that led to that action.

Then they asked me to look around the office and assume it is mine. What should I do to avoid any hazardous incidence from occurring. I said we should be careful with electrical appliances and connections.

They really probed my CV sha. But I thank God.
Then contributions of NNPC to the economy of Nigeria.

On God, reading how composed some guys were during their interviews, I feel I was neither here nor there. But OLÚWA WA (GOD DEY)

Ukodo1123:
Some people no get fear were six person dey dem no ask u to sit you rush chair

Who use that person pant

If you are one of them like dis post if u were ask to sit before sitting quote

monlawal:
Mehn testimonies of some persons here is making it look like I performed poorly.
My interview was short, direct, full of smiles and laughs.
A panelist asked me to give an instance where I had to make a quick decision to a pressing issue. I went blank. I could not think of anything at that moment. I did not answer the question. I just kept quiet there for like 2 minutes. She decided to let other Panelists ask me their questions while I think

When I was done with them and it came back to her turn again, same question (no answer). I silently told myself (should I lie about an event). Then she ask if there was a time I did what I naturally won't do under normal circumstances. I said yes and she asked me to narrate it to them. What was the situation that led to that action.

Then they asked me to look around the office and assume it is mine. What should I do to avoid any hazardous incidence from occurring. I said we should be careful with electrical appliances and connections.

They really probed my CV sha. But I thank God.
Then contributions of NNPC to the economy of Nigeria.

On God, reading how composed some guys were during their interviews, I feel I was neither here nor there. But OLÚWA WA (GOD DEY)

Ukodo1123:
I can say u belong to panel 33

D lady that ask u was on hijab

Jarus:
BY the way, I heard Panel 6 for EH (the commercial guys) asked tough questions.