05-15-2011, 05:52 PM
Hello again,
Do research regarding ICI Their products, markets, structure etc. You will be asked questions to see how how interested are you in the company.
When they ask you "any questions?" at the end of the interview, do not say "No". With that question they want you to ask questions about the company which you are not sure of. For example, you can ask "How did this training opportunity arise? What will my job responsibilities be? Will i get taxation experience as a trainee? At what frequency will i get promoted? What is the highest post i can get in five years' time(This will show them you want to work for them for a long time). How do you ensure professional development? How do you measure performance of a finance trainee and are the trainees rewarded in the form of ie pay rise, for high performance?"
And ofcourse ask these questions one by one.
Let them know you have done your homework before the interview.
Do research regarding ICI Their products, markets, structure etc. You will be asked questions to see how how interested are you in the company.
When they ask you "any questions?" at the end of the interview, do not say "No". With that question they want you to ask questions about the company which you are not sure of. For example, you can ask "How did this training opportunity arise? What will my job responsibilities be? Will i get taxation experience as a trainee? At what frequency will i get promoted? What is the highest post i can get in five years' time(This will show them you want to work for them for a long time). How do you ensure professional development? How do you measure performance of a finance trainee and are the trainees rewarded in the form of ie pay rise, for high performance?"
And ofcourse ask these questions one by one.
Let them know you have done your homework before the interview.
