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Deadline Date: 06/02/2023
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Catlin Insurance
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Application Advice:
Do as much research on the company/industry as possible. Anyone you know working in the sector make sure you talk to them about their experience and try to glean as much knowledge as possible.
Interview Advice:
Values are very important to Catlin, having the right attitude will matter so read the Catlin values.
Read the insurance press as this will provide you with material for questions on current events prior to your interview.
Claims Adjuster, Claims at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
The company carefully selects its employees. It is remarkable that as the company has grown it has managed to continue to employ like minded people. If the company culture is good a good fit for you then you will be more likely to succeed at Catlin.
Associate Claims Adjuster, Claims at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
I originally applied for the Graduate Development Programme - the application procedure was much the same as any other graduate scheme. However getting to the assessment centre showed that Catlin is actually quite different from other graduate schemes. My advice woud be to just be yourself, think of the stream you are applying for and why you want to apply for it (tip: 'beacause I couldn't think of a reason not to' is not an advisable answer).
If people were applying for my currently role (which is now based in Poland), I would advise that that person be flexible, proactive and approachable. These qualities are very much needed in my current role, they are also desirable qualities for the Development Programme as well.
Interview Advice:
Catlin really does work and operate by its core values, they are not just there for show. This is very important in the application process.
European Service Transition Manager, Global Strategic Sourcing at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Research the company and show how you represent the core values.
Interview Advice:
Catlin looks to employ 'Catlin people' so you will get the job by getting along well with your interviewers, as well as ticking the requisite boxes.
Underwriting Assistant, Professional Indemnity at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Put some thought into aligning your answers with Catlin's Values and showing how your work and personal experiences have demonstrated these in practice. Be honest and use real examples.
Interview Advice:
Be nice! A bright and friendly personality counts for a lot so make sure you seem interested and confident. Don't worry too much about not having lots of technical knowledge specific to insurance, but do try to show some commercial awareness and do some research about Catlin's history and business beforehand.
Graduate Trainee, Claims at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Examples of 5 values.
Interview Advice:
Other examples than those used in application. Be yourself. Catlin like 'Catlin People' so that is more likely to get you in, in my experience than being amazingly clever etc... Certainly by the interview stage.
Underwriting Assistant, Terrorism at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you research the company and know about the values of Catlin.
Graduate Trainee, Business Management at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Read up on Catlin's core values and look at the different types of insurance they offer.
Interview Advice:
Be prepared!
Graduate Trainee, ERM at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Prepare thoroughly and know you stuff for the interview. Always refer to the Catlin values, they are at the core of everything we do.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself, ask insightful questions that you have clearly thought about and are not just from the standard list of questions.
Project Manager, Business Change at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Research insurance, aggregate modelling, and current affairs.
Interview Advice:
I was asked a lot of competency based questions but I think this may have changed.
Aggregate Modelling Analyst, Aggregate Modelling at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Have researched the company well before hand.
Be clear about your strengths and weaknesses
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Application Advice:
Know the key figures and facts about Catlin as a company
Spell check!
Interview Advice:
Create a list of core competancies (eg. Leadership, Teamwork) and list an example or two of how you can demonstate them for each one. Know these inside out before your competancy interview.
Most of the interviews/ exercises are not designed for heavy preparation. However, it is worth reading up about the various techniques associated with being part of a group exercise and completing an in-tray/ e-tray task.
Actuarial Analyst, Actuarial at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you understand the values
Interview Advice:
Don't exaggerate the truth, make sure you are yourself
Underwriting Assistant, Underwriting at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
- Do plenty of research on Catlin and Insurance more generally.
- Show a genuine interest in risk and how it is managed.
- Make sure you understand Catlin's core values and the competencies they are looking for.
Interview Advice:
- Have a commercial understanding of the way your role will impact on the business.
- Show a real desire for the role and be able to explain why you are interested in the job, Catlin and Insurance more generally. Have some examples of recent news events
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Interview Advice:
Read about Catlin's values and history.
Graduate trainee, London at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
The company recieves a huge number of applications in proportion to it's size. Ensure that you stand out. In most of the cases I've seen the deciding factor between technically excellent and intelligent candidates is their alignment with the company values and the perception as to how well they will 'fit' in the company.
Interview Advice:
Be relaxed and genuine, and make sure that you can back up your points with real examples. The interviews don't differ too much from most other interviews, and they won't be including lots of hypothetical 'how many piano tuners are there in France?' type tests
CDP Trainee, Process Improvement / Change Project at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you know the essentials of insurance - check out the Chartered Insurance Website.
, Underwriting at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Understand the industry and the company, focus on the values during the application process and try to bring out how you can add value to the company. The impact that each employee can make at Catlin is tremendous and its a very important factor in the application process
Graduate Trainee, at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do your research - Catlin puts a lot of weight on its core values and how they fit into the company on a day to day basis. Make sure you also do some research on the industry and how Catlin plays a part in it.
Interview Advice:
Don't go crazy with preparations for the techinical rounds and assessment centres, there's not much you can do before you get there! They ultimately just want to see how you think and whether you'd fit in. Don't worry too much about coming across as nervous, they'll be expecting it, but make sure you don't let your nerves take over.
Graduate Trainee, Actuarial at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Thoroughly research Catlin - our core 5 values are very important to the company as a whole.
Interview Advice:
Thoroughly research Catlin - our core 5 values are very important to the company as a whole.
Graduate Trainee, Actuarial at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
I'd suggest candidates who are considering applying to Catlin research the values Catlin prize. Transparency, Accountability, Teamwork, Integrity and Dignity are at the core of everything we do at Catlin and it is really important that candidates assess these values and think about whether Catlin is a firm they want to be involved with.
Furthermore I'd suggest that candidates research our placement in the market and how we got there in our short history. It would also be worth gathering information about our plans for expansion and the opportunities this may bring - whilst I think a growing organisation is an exciting one to be part of it is worth considering for potential candidates.
Interview Advice:
- Competency based questions are the main body but the assessment centre involves a variety of challenges.
- Research the business, be prepared to give examples of any competencies you have and ensure you know your own CV and can speak confidently abou
Graduate Trainee, Business Change at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do your research on the insurance market - including Lloyds of London - many people are mistaken when they think its a bank!
Interview Advice:
Research Catlin and our 5 values – they underpin our business and candidates should try and show how they have applied these values in their experiences to date.
Graduate, at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Research the comany. Gain as much relevant work experience as possible.
Interview Advice:
None.
Actuarial Analyst, Accident and Health at Catlin InsuranceRead the full review »
