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Be prepared to work very hard
Asst.Merchandiser, Merchandising at TescoRead the full review »
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Confidence is a key and retail experience is appropriated .
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Make sure you are always on your best behavior - the whole experience is assessed.
Finance Executive, Finance at TescoRead the full review »
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Passionate.
Prepare well.
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Be yourself.
Assistant Product Developer, Convenience Foods at TescoRead the full review »
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Think about our values: We treat everyone how we like to be treated, no one tries harder for customers, we use our scale for good, and think about why you would want to be part of an organisation with these values and any experiences you have had which align to our core purpose.
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Prepare! Learn as much as you can about our values, leadership skills, technical skills required for your role and have a think about answers to key competency questions
Supply Chain Graduate, at TescoRead the full review »
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Make sure you are a good team player and have plenty of evidence of that.
Graduate Trainee, at TescoRead the full review »
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if you want a high profile job woth lots of responsibility its a perfect job
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Know the competetion, whats happening in the market. but also make sure you know yourself & what your values are
Development space manager, property at TescoRead the full review »
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Be yourself and answer honestly.
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Be yourself.
Marketing Graduate, In Store Marketing at TescoRead the full review »
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Having work experience where you have shown leadership is crucial. Whether it is a Duty Manager/Supervisor in a retail environment or something procurement based - this is the critical point that will make a difference. Everyone walks out of uni with a 2:1 these days, it is about making sure you stand out from those people.
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Be prepared to be challenged on your answers. I was a bit taken aback when this happened, but you will be challenged to see how you stand up to this. Just keep calm and stick with what you know, don't try and muddle/lie your way through it as you will be caught out.
Graduate Buyer, Group Procurement at TescoRead the full review »
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Be prepared to work; be prepared to stretch yourself; be prepared to have fun!
Graduate Buyer, Property Maintenance at TescoRead the full review »
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Understand Tesco and the specific role you are applying for
Graduate buyer, at TescoRead the full review »
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Prepare VERY thoroughly
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Think of real life examples and how they fit in to what Tesco is looking for.
Commerical Manager, Express, Express Commercial at TescoRead the full review »
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Make sure your examples are clear,consistent and concise! Assure that your CV demonstrates not only what you achieved but what you gained from each experience.
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Look at tescos leadership skills and demonstrate in your interview and assesment centre how you have exhibited those and how you would demonstrate them in your everyday life. Also no matter what stream you're applying for express your desire to work in the retail industry compartive to others.
Marketing Graduate, Local Marketing at TescoRead the full review »
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Do your research, be confident and friendly.
Finance Executive, Distribution Finance at TescoRead the full review »
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The process is gruelling and very competitive, but make sure you are yourself at all times. Tesco looks as much at you as a person as your qualifications and experience.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself and pepare well.
Graduate Buyer, at TescoRead the full review »
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Have lots of knowledge on the company, the industry and the competitors as this will show market knowledge.
Buyer, Group Procurement Property at TescoRead the full review »
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Tesco feel very strongly about our core values, which are things they expect their colleagues to live by and act this out in the workplace. I would insist that in the application, these values are related back to your experience.
I was told in my interview that it isn't necessarily my opinion/point of argument that they were interested, but in my justification.
Interview Advice:
How my values have been challenged in a scenario and how I dealt with it.
What I would change in the business.
The Assessment centre consists of 7/8 different tasks and ranked on a traffic light system. They made the day as relaxed as possible which helped my nerves and was a great way to encourage me to act as myself.
Trainee Buyer, Clothing at TescoRead the full review »
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network as much as possible
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know the company
Trainee Merchandiser, F&F at TescoRead the full review »
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Be yourself, get involved with as many extra curricular activities to help your application as possible.
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Be yourself
Buyer, at TescoRead the full review »
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Be yourself, there are a wealth of backgrounds in this position and everyone has a part to play in the success of the company. The difference in backgrounds and experience is encouraged as it provides different skill sets and perspectives on problems which allows innovation and creativity to thrive.
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Research the company: If you are not going to find out about us, why should we find out about you? Pay particular attention to our leadership skills.
Research the sector: Where are there opportunities for improvement and what have you seen our competitors do really well or even not so well. Don't just pay attention to the UK, what is happening internationally?
Graduate, Grocery Home Shopping at TescoRead the full review »
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- Know the company
- People skills is key
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Show passion for retail and customer service
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Be yourself, and if you share Tesco's values (which you hopefully do, as you applied !), demonstrate it
People Insight Graduate, Organisation capability at TescoRead the full review »
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Dont just rely on one example - try to think of a variety to show you have a lot of experience.
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Know about competitors both within the function you are looking at but also other retailers.
Trainee Personnel Manager, at TescoRead the full review »
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Be yourself.
Property Graduate, Engineering, Energy & Environment at TescoRead the full review »
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Tesco are one of few companies which actively recruit from any degree background - there are people on the IT Grad Scheme from History, Maths, Law and even Neuroscience backgrounds!
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The assessment centres are less formal than other companies because Tesco aims to recruit people with a genuine interest and talent for customer service. So be yourself and don't try to out compete other candidates. Get your point across but collaborate well in a group as this is seen as vital.
Business Analyst, Marketing IT at TescoRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure your CV is meticulous and you don't contradict yourself in person. They will refer to it heavily in the 1 to 1 interview.
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Don't get thrown off by anything they might say, stay composed and be confident.
In group activities on the assessment centre, make sure your voice is heard within the group.
"Give me an example of a time or experience where you have failed or been unable to complete a task." - This is a bit of a twist on the 'what is your biggest weakness?' question. Be prepared for things like this, show self awareness, and don't just get stuck in interview mode.
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Don't be put off by the word "IT". You won't be spending the graduate scheme writing code! A lot of the work is business analysis / project management. You should apply if you have an interest in technology and how it can be used to improve our business.
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Make sure you have done your research on Tesco! Demonstrate your interest / passion in technology and be aware of the current trends in the market & technology and how these may be risks or oppourtunities for Tesco.
IT Graduate, Tesco IT at TescoRead the full review »
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Have some retail experience.
Want to be challenged.
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Be yourself, Tesco is looking for geninue well rounded people. Do some research into the company and area you are applying for.
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Answer competency based questions in the STAR format. Be yourself and make sure you answer the question. Build a rapport with your interviewer, they are looking to see if you will be a good fit in the company in a day to day working situation.
Business Analyst, Customer Development at TescoRead the full review »
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Make sure you really know about retail and are passionate about the retail industry.
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Allowing your personality to shine through is essential.
Finance Executive, Treasury at TescoRead the full review »
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It is important to ask as many questions as possible about the scheme itself and the role in which they will be applying, to see if it matches their expectations and career goals. If possible, to visit the office and meet some of the current graduates for their perspective on the scheme itself and job role.
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Tesco boast about leadership skills, therefore if you show an understanding of these in the interview it will help make the interviewee stand out. Also think of work or personal experiences in which they have demonstrated these skills and how they will further embrace these in the office.
, at TescoRead the full review »
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Research the retail industry, our competitors and think about ways how IT as a function can improve our competitiveness.
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Try to work collaboratively during group exercises and come up with original ideas. Support the team to reach its overall objective.
IT Leadership Graduate, Backoffice Operations at TescoRead the full review »
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Just apply
Marketing, Marketing at TescoRead the full review »
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Complete to the best of your ability, do not cause the reader to rule you out at such an early stage. Time spent on this stage of the process may be more vital than others.
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Do your research into the company well in advance so you actually have the knowledge rather than memorising something you have read the night before.
Be prepared for group activities in assessment centres, these are tough but you must stand your ground and ensure your best skills come across in the activity. Assessment centres are exhausting days but try and stay focused and enthausiastic for the duration.
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Confidence in yourself, don't worry about the actual job. As long as you believe in yourself training and support will be provided.
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Many logical questions around situations and how you would deal with them.
Project Manager, Dotcom at TescoRead the full review »
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Stay focused on what you really want to achieve, for you and for Tesco as well.
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Being yourself is a good way to succeed because people at Tesco are very friendly
Graduate Finance Executive, Property at TescoRead the full review »
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Be yourself- Tesco admires personality
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Take deep breaths and each answer you give think about it from a full 360 degree view- e.g. the what, who, when, why, how. Also research the Tesco leadership qualities and make sure you demonstrate these in each of your answers.
Marketing Assistant, Multichannel food marketing at TescoRead the full review »
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A key tip would be to think of how you could have performed better looking back at a particular task/situation. Also when tackling questions on company research, don't just use information from the website, look at the company's vision in areas such as cloud computing, delivery processes and etc.
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Be yourself! Tesco doesn't expect every successful candidate to be robots who act and think the same. Remember individuality sparks ideas, and ideas promote innovation.
Technology Leadership Graduate, Development at TescoRead the full review »
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Apply for something you have genuine interest and experience in.
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Be yourself, be prepared and trust your own judgement.
Commercial Manager, Broadband & Homephone – Commercial at TescoRead the full review »
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You need to display good knowledge and interest in the retail sector and be able to come up with your own solutions to problems that might occur. Don't be afraid to speak your mind and be confident in your own ability.
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Make sure you elaborate on your answers. If an interviewer asks where you have faced a difficult situation for example, say why it was difficult but also explain what you decided to do, what the outcome was and what, if anything, you would do next time.
Graduate Supply Chain Project Manager, Supply Chain Development at TescoRead the full review »
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The process is long, but worth it in the end.....
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Be polite
Don't talk over people
Be yourself
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Make sure you can demonstrate a variety of interests and can cope with a highly pressured daily job.
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Be prepared to give specific examples of 'a time when you have demonstrated...'
Commercial Graduate, UK General Merchandise at TescoRead the full review »
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Tesco is always changing what they're looking for in candidates - don't take it personally if you don't get through all the stages. Prepare your examples of their values in advance - it's useful to be able to draw on these quickly when asked at interview. Also, keep on top of business happenings and retail in general, a commercial awareness is very important. It's all about networking and collaboration within and across teams and sharing knowledge, so bear this in mind!
Interview Advice:
The assessment centre is similar to most others - a group discussion, a 1-1 (or 1-several) interview, an analysis task. Just use your nous and you'll be fine.
For both the phone interview and the assessment centre, be ready with answers based on the values and skills that Tesco is looking for (these change all the time, but they should let you know in advance.)
Commercial Trainee, UK General Merchandise at TescoRead the full review »
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If you don't hear back at any stage as to whether or not you have been successful then chase them for a response! I did not hear for weeks after my telephone interview and presumed I had not been successful. It was only on a whim that I emailed and queried only to find out that I had been successful and it was an oversight that I hadn't been notified.
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Relax into the assessment day. It is a long day and if you are not being yourself it will become apparent. For merchandiser positions I had to do a numeric test based on trade data, a presentation about risks and opportunities which I was able to prepare in advance of the day, and had several group tasks. My advice for the group tasks would be that it is not always about getting your idea to win or be chosen. You need to demonstrate that what you are doing is in the best interests of the customer and that you can listen to and build on the ideas of your peers.
Trainee Merchandiser, Clothing at TescoRead the full review »
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Make sure you're prepared for a fast and varied life - Retail is ever changing and your role within Tesco will change regularly. The pace is also very fast, so be prepared for that.
Interview Advice:
Make sure your constantly think of the customer, putting it at the heart of what you do.
Assistant Buyer, Grocery at TescoRead the full review »
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Don't worry about the product area you want to work in; there are lots of opportunity to move around once you're inside Tesco. Focus on your skills and how they will make you into a great technologist. Being analytically minded, focused and innovative are key.
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My most difficult question was "When have you failed at something and how did you come back from it?".
I'd recommend being open and honest, but always focus on the positives; what you gained from the experience and why it's made you a better person, but be prepared for the follow up of "How do we know it won't happen again?".
Graduate Technologist, Healthcare at TescoRead the full review »
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Salary may not be the greatest but training and development is excellent so bare in mind.
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Be honest, they aim to put you under pressure but ulitmately value your honesty if you don't know how to do something.
Assistant Buyer, at TescoRead the full review »
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Research the company and make sure you keep on top of current affairs involving Tesco. Also look into the Tesco values and make sure they match your own before applying.
Interview Advice:
Be confident, strong and well researched.
Graduate Trainee Analyst, at TescoRead the full review »
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Highlight variety of jobs/experience you have. Tesco look for the right person more than the right skills.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself! The interviews are very competency/experience based, so think of some good examples of these, and take your time to think about your answers.
Buyer, Corporate Services at TescoRead the full review »
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Ensuring you have examples of all the skills you claim to have, and answering the questions with real life examples of how you have developed those skills.
Interview Advice:
Make sure you research Tesco well, there are lots of great things that Tesco does in the community that are not well publisised. Having knowledge of these will be impressive, but may also align with your personal values and make you a better fit for Tesco. Also, Tesco are keen to ensure we are keeping up with new trends, now more than ever, so being able to showcase you have a keen eye for innovation and keeping up with the latest thinking on areas that interest you would be a great way to showcase this skill.
Graduate, at TescoRead the full review »
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Think carefully whether you want a career with Tesco or a career as a specialist in your function. Think carefully which part of Tesco you want to work in, as opportunities vary from one area to another.
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Think about the customer, think of your impact to Tesco and customers (savings, better quality, assurance, etc).
Graduate, Trading Law & Technical at TescoRead the full review »
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Be yourself, Tesco like graduates who are themselves and can apply their individuality to their role.
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Prepare! The more you prepare for the assessment centre the more successful you will be. It is a very intense day where you willl be interviewed, expected to present and take part in group activities. The more you prepare the more confident you will be on the day, which is what Tesco is looking for.
Graduate Technologist, GFS at TescoRead the full review »
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Prepare thoroughly.
Make yourself stand out - in a good way.
Practise Presentation Skills, core Math skills and Team Working skills.
Interview Advice:
Have and understanding of the company, its goals and objectives.
Have an understading of where you see yourself in that company and what you think you can contribute that others can't.
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- Research the company, be sure you want to be in retail because there's no point going through the application process if not.
Interview Advice:
- Be very prepared.
- Assessment centre is long and hard, get a good nights sleep.
- Ask lots of questions.
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Interview Advice:
Make sure and prepare before your interview. Find out as much about Tesco and their future plans as possible.
Web Trading Executive, Commercial at TescoRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be yourself. Tesco are good at choosing candidates based on their personality and if they will fit in with Tesco values. You don't want to picked for a job that won't suit you.
Interview Advice:
Relax. Be prepared. Know about the competitors.
Technical & Development Assistant, UK Bakery at TescoRead the full review »
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Be open to all ideas thrown at you at interview stage - there are a lot of opportunities at Tesco, some of which you won't even have heard of so to make sure you pick the right role, stay open and ask lots of questions!
Graduate, Trading Law and Technical at TescoRead the full review »
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Focus on the customer and how you can generate value for them.
Focus on Tesco's core Values.
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Application Advice:
Don't just include a list of your skills and qualities on your CV/in the open-ended questions, back these up with examples of how you have demonstrated these at University or in work experience using the STAR technique.
Interview Advice:
Demonstrate how your personal values fit with those of the organisation that you are applying to. Show examples of this in your interview or assessment centre tasks. You will not be expected to have in-depth technical knowledge about the area that you are applying to, but instead you should show your drive and enthusiasm to learn.
Commercial Graduate, General Merchandise at TescoRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be confident and be yourself. There are all kinds of different personalities here, so if this is the right job for you, you will fit in.
Interview Advice:
Ielax! it's a long tiring process but if your relaxed and being yourself you will be fine.
Prepare, if you prepare then you will be relaxed!
Assistant product manager, Produce – Vegetables at TescoRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do you best, Be Prepared, Research the Company, See if you can get work experience.
Interview Advice:
Turn up on time but not too early, Wear something comfortable, Breath and take your time.
Trainee Buyer, Clothing at TescoRead the full review »
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