DHL Supply Chain
Interview Advice: Be yourself
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Say why you want to enter the logistics space
Interview Advice: Know important information about the company
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Interview Advice: Be yourself and show an interest in the organizations strategy and goals.
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Interview Advice: Behavioral and competencies questions
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Interview Advice: Make sure to back up any of you skills or qualities with examples of when you demonstrated that. When I applied, there was a group assessment centre day where we had to work with other applicants on different tasks and scenarios - get involved and make some contacts via LinkedIn to establish a network from the get go.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be eager to learn, there are a lot of opportunities at DHL so be keen to get involved and travel.
Interview Advice: Strengths based interview. Be engaging, positive, and enthusiastic.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be open to travelling and relocation.
Interview Advice: Be charismatic, do not be a robot and know how to articulate yourself in group scenarios. Understand basic financial principles - i.e. if something is profitable.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure to state any experience you have with managing people.
Interview Advice: Just be friendly.
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Interview Advice: Why would I want to work for DHL Supply Chain What information I have about Supply Chain logistics
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Application Advice: Understand the operational expectations before applying
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Application Advice: You do not need to be the ideal candidate, all experience and skills are relevant
Interview Advice: Be yourself, interviewers are looking for the potential to become a great leader so do not feel you have to be the real deal already.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: Ask more questions about what teams you will rotate with and the type of work they do so you can be better prepared ahead of starting.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Ensure you have conducted sufficient background reading on the company and understand the values.
Interview Advice: Range of technical questions and general questions asked.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be aware of the skills needed for this role and how your experience can applied Read up on transport policy and recent events to show interest in the role
Interview Advice: Look at how recent events have affected transport (such as COVID) and what transport might look like in the future (HS2) Become familiar with how you handle large and small datasets
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: What are your key strengths and what are you genuinely really good at? Make them stand out with colourful examples
Interview Advice: Be yourself and be prepared for a long interview!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Stay focused when applying and be yourself when you answer the video questions
Interview Advice: Be yourself and be positive
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Do your best with the assessment. Take it as a learning opportunity. If at first you are not successful, take any feedback that the company provides to you and use it for future opportunities. Think logically about the questions you encounter during the assessment. Don't be too long-winded in your responses.
Interview Advice: Keep calm. The interview and assessment centre are testing you on how well you perform under pressure. You don't need to be 100% perfect at every task. You need to demonstrate potential, a willingness to take feedback, the ability to listen and courage to challenge yourself.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Take your time and do the application in stages to ensure you have proper breaks
Interview Advice: Prepare well and be yourself. Be confident in your answers but don't try to say what you think the interviewer wants to hear - be genuine.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Being flexible and intelligently inquisitive would prepare you to learn and gain relatable experience through offered responsibilities
Interview Advice: Be respectful, analytical and convincing
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be yourself and show yourself off in the best light
Interview Advice: Be prepared to answer scenario based questions, they like to see how you think in certain situations or have done in the past
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Reflect a lot on yourself
Interview Advice: Prepare well
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be yourself, read the questions carefully and enjoy it. The assessors are all really friendly and want to put you at ease.
Interview Advice: Answer the question asked, give clear examples, use STAR.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Read everything twice
Interview Advice: Be yourself
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Communication is key. Show where you have led and taken ownership.
Interview Advice: Showcase passion for technology. Focus on the soft skills (presentation, communication).
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: Research the company and what each of the divisions do so you are prepared well for questions that relate to this area. You will be assessed on how well you fit in with DHL culture.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: The hiring team are not looking for direct supply chain knowledge, the graduate scheme is aimed towards leadership so they are looking to see if you are capable of leading teams and making decisions.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Show your enthusiasm and highlight what you like about Motts - ethics and interesting work etc.
Interview Advice: Look at work Motts has completed - which projects interest you?
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Not to apply
Interview Advice: Just use the STAR method
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Show an ability to be adaptable. Don't assume because a degree isn't logistics based you can't be successful
Interview Advice: Don't dominate every conversation. DSC are looking for candidates who can ecourage and engage with people rather than boss around
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: It pays to do your research about the company, look out for anything new/innovative we are ding in the news and be sure to mention it
Interview Advice: Show passion for the role and the industry, they are looking for more than just someone with the right skillset, they want to know you as an individual
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be yourself
Interview Advice: Be yourself
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Do your research with regard to DHL and more specifically DHL Supply Chain. If you are able to understand the business model, it will put you in good steed. Also practice the psychometric tests before starting the application process.
Interview Advice: Be confident. Some of the questions you will be asked will require you to provide experiences where you demonstrated the DHL core values and responsibilities.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: As graduates, they are not looking for you to already be the end goal, but to be teachable, enthusiastic and self-motivated
Interview Advice: Be yourself - the interview is not successful based on having been successful
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: As cheesy as it sounds just be yourself
Interview Advice: Again, as cheesy as it sounds just be yourself - they are looking for personalities and care less so about their background or level of experience. Also, just like as if you applied for any other position - do your research on the company, and prepare for competency-based questions beforehand.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: Be yourself! Think about how you would handle working in a warehouse with people from all walks of life
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Think of ways your past work experience has prepared you for aspects of the job description.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Research the company.
Interview Advice: Be genuine - don't pretend you know a lot about the railway if it's not actually your passion.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Don't worry if you didn't study business - most people on the scheme didn't Be open to moving within the two years, the rotations are all over the country.
Interview Advice: Know the business values inside out - try and link them into your past experiences etc. Looking for personalities rather than just high performers. Want to see that you can be formal but calm and relaxed, have to be someone they would want to work with
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Don't worry if you didn't study business - most people on the scheme didn't. Be open to moving within the two years, the rotations are all over the country.
Interview Advice: Know the business values inside out - try and link them into your past experiences etc. Looking for personalities rather than just high performers. Want to see that you can be formal but calm and relaxed, have to be someone they would want to work with.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: If the role is something you are interested in, try to tailor your CV around some of the application requirements. Application is the first time the employer will see anything of yours so make it exactly how you would want them to see you for the first time.
Interview Advice: Be yourself, you do not want to provide a false profile of yourself just to find a job. Remember that although you may not be right for the job, the job may not be right for you and you will only know this by being yourself. Research the companies work, alongside their ethics and values before attending, with maybe some interesting questions surrounding these topics.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: -Research the company well -Showcase your skills in what you could bring to DHL
Interview Advice: - Research the company well as you could be asked questions to see how much you know about the business so far. - Research what the company is currently doing to reduce their carbon footprint and also make reference to the technology they are using to achieve this. - Reflect on personal experience how you deal with difficult situations - Demonstrate that you are a team player based on previous experiences
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Having worked in retail/any correlating sector helped
Interview Advice: Be yourself Keen to see how your previous work crosses over
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Have examples prepared that you can easily relate to such as working under pressure or as part of a team or leading a team.
Interview Advice: Relax and be yourself. Make sure you make use of any sessions that give you the chance to speak to the assessors to show that you are interested in them and the business.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Show off your skillset, you don't need to have previous experience in the bus industry, just an ability to adapt and motivation to learn.
Interview Advice: Be open and honest, use hobbies and activities outside work as examples. The assessment centre involves working in pairs and delivering information. If anything is unclear seek clarity, ask questions. Use the time in between assessments to talk to the interviewers, get to know what they are looking for and also gives an opportunity for them to get to know you outside of specific tasks and interview settings.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Do your research, not only into the company but the 3rd party logistics industry. Show a real interest in the company and what they do. Look up things such as DHL's GoGreen agenda and the charity work of the DHL foundation
Interview Advice: Assessment centre. Come prepared to do unseen assessments and presentations. They will be business-like but require no prior knowledge in the field, so practice presenting with little preparation time and areas outside your comfort zone. Within the interview make sure to give applied examples for every question. They are not looking for a wealth of work experience, but an ability to relate things to uni, school, sports, hobbies, etc will help you out.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: In your CV, show that you are interested in how things work. The company want people who are curious. They are not looking for a specific skill set when a person enters the graduate scheme: they want people who demonstrate a willingness to adapt and develop their knowledge. Examples of teamwork are useful, as well as an openness to meeting new people. I had to perform an online assessment, which was a job simulation. It tested problem-solving, communication and maths skills. There was no time limit and there was plenty of information to guide my decisions and written responses. In preparation, perhaps revise percentages and basic sums. Be concise in your written answers. I wrote little more than a couple of sentences for most of them.
Interview Advice: Make sure you do your research before attending the assessment centre. Spend at least a couple of hours familiarizing yourself with the company structure and its CSR activities. Also, read a couple of recent news stories concerning DHL to reference (those that are positive/interesting from a business perspective). In terms of interview questions, I was asked to demonstrate an interest in technology. In response, I talked about my hobby of writing music using computer software. Additionally, I was asked about occasions when I had led a team, experienced setbacks and devised actions towards a particular goal. The assessors reward candidates who ask questions and contribute to discussions. However, try not to talk over people. Demonstrate that you are a good listener as well as someone who can think creatively and steer a team.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: Use the job description to carve out your responses to any interview questions. For example, where it says they'd like a 'Can Do' attitude, have an example of a time when you displayed a positive can-do attitude in a certain scenario. Use the STAR technique when answering questions
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Come with open ideas, nothing is off the table.
Interview Advice: Be yourself - nothing is right or wrong.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Get involved in extra curricular events and training which will make you stand out from the crowd. I attended the UN Global Impact's Global Goals Roadshow as this was something that interested me and was applicable to a range of industries. It also provided me the opportunity to develop my networking skills, interview techniques and build my confidence in a more formal setting than university.
Interview Advice: The best advice I can give for an interview is to take your time before responding. It is easy to fall into the trap of speaking at a million miles an hour trying to get as may points across as possible. However, taking a short pause to think of your response and to control how quickly speak will pay dividends as it gives the impression that you are calm controlled and specific. Additionally, make sure you have prepared multiple examples for stock questions i.e. how did you deal with conflict and resolve this issue going forward etc. The more examples you the more confident you will feel.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be yourself and show that you have leadership qualities
Interview Advice: Be yourself and show that you have leadership qualities
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Take your time to think about your answers.
Interview Advice: Think of examples of times where you proved you are customer-orientated and times you were able to work successfully as part of a team.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Demonstrate examples in past roles/ experiences, of ways you have engaged in parts of the role.
Interview Advice: Have work experience examples ready to share- challenges you have overcome.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Take your time, understand the companies ethos and values and use these to link to yourself and how to act in the scenario training.
Interview Advice: Work as a team, it is not about being the best in the team it is about how you work with others. Give the assessors something to assess. Know the company, the role and use examples to how you have applied what they are looking for previously
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be open minded and trust the company to invest in you and your development.
Interview Advice: Instead of learning pointless facts about the company e.g. when they were founded etc. Practice and come prepared with times you have demonstrated certain skills in a work or personal environment. They main ones they look for are management, communication, turning things around when they are not going too well.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be honest. You don't want to appear perfect. DHL's biggest strength for me is leveraging the strength of its staff. If you bring positivity and are committed to improving yourself, you will thrive at DHL (and get through the application process.)
Interview Advice: Be yourself. Show the accessor what makes you unique. If you're a good communicator, show it. If you're a good leader, show it. The interview tasks are designed to allow your personal skillset to shine.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Research the company and understand the values.
Interview Advice: Again be yourself and be able to demonstrate the skills which they require from you in this role.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be yourself throughout the application process. The process looks for authentic people and can detect polished performances.
Interview Advice: Be yourself throughout the application process. The process looks for authentic people and can detect polished performances.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Follow the rules set throughout the application process, think logically and honestly.
Interview Advice: Be honest and truthful. If you really care about the company then show you care and are there for that job specifically, don't treat it as just another job opportunity. It's a management scheme so questions are asked about management so prepare for this! Group work is a factor so work well with your group, don't shy away but don't boss people around and demand they do things your way every time.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be honest Show that you genuinely want the job.
Interview Advice: Show energy and enthusiasm Show your passionate Positive energy with an open mind
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Application Advice: Be yourself and honest
Interview Advice: Be yourself and Honest
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Application Advice: Knowledge of company, interest in logistics
Interview Advice: Passionate, determined, dedication
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Application Advice: Get ready for few online assessments, which are based within the supply chain business area, however do not stress out on knowledge or skills from it. It is to check what kind of person are you, and how would you react to different stressful situation, as well as your way of treating people like colleague or a customer.
Interview Advice: Be yourself, DHL is looking for people, who are not afraid to be themselves. Being positive and having a can do attitude goes a long way there.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Do some research into the company, their values and the strategy and try to think about this and incorporate it throughout the recruitment process. Although it is not expected that you have a HR background I definitely found having some HR knowledge useful and made me feel more confident especially at the experience day so maybe do a little research or read a few articles before hand (but again not expected to have a HR background so don't worry if you don't!).
Interview Advice: I try and use the STAR technique in interviews and I know a lot of companies like this technique so I would make sure you are familiar with this. After doing some research into the company values & strategy it might become clear what skills they value so try to think of times that you have demonstrated these skills (e.g. at uni, school or part-time jobs) and then try to fit this into the STAR technique in your answer.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: There was a video interview then a day long assessment centre. All the questions are strength based. There were two group assessments and two individual assessments - one of these was an interview.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: Be yourself, come prepared with examples of the skills that are listed on the application. Look into the company values and see how these fit in with your personal values.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure you research the company as well as think about where you see yourself in the foreseeable future. Luckily with the DHL graduate program there are many opportunities to do many different roles (Some being operational/some being functional).
Interview Advice: Do your research on the company you apply for. If you can show you have taken your time to understand the fundamental foundations of the company you are applying for it reflex well in your interview.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Application is mostly online an consists of video interview and numerical and logical reasoning tests.
Interview Advice: First is a people-driven business but also one driven by high fixed-costs and striving for efficiencies wherever possible. Be prepared to show strength on both of these fronts.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Research DHL and link your experience to what they are looking for.
Interview Advice: Research DHL and the role you're applying for, then link this to your experience and show you are suitable for the role and have got a keen interest in the company and industry.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Take your time, don't rush. The questions are doable, but try to do some preparation.
Interview Advice: The interviewers are very nice, normal people. They aren't going to try to catch you out but rather they want to know more about you.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Do your research and know what type of company DHL Supply Chain is and how it fits in the wider group worldwide. Look into some of the partners and customers DHL works with.
Interview Advice: Be personal and honest-they are looking for someone to suit their company culture Make sure you know you research Be confident in talking about all you previous achievements-education, personal, sporting
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure to do some research on the industry and show you have a passion for it
Interview Advice: Brush up on company and industry details
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Research the kind of person the company is after, it's all about your potential and how you see things rather than what you've done so far.
Interview Advice: Prepare thorough examples from education/hobbies/work which answer all the tough interview questions you can find. Be authentically youreself (honest and confident in your views), interviewers are trained to read you and your potential.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: Everyone says this - but just be yourself, be genuine as you can, do not just say things you think you are the interviewee wants to hear. Dress business-casual or if you are not sure just dress formally. Always remember to draw on past experiences when answering questions, give examples of when you have practiced or proven that you have certain skills.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Put a lot of time and effort into the questions they ask on the application and spent a lot of time preparing for the online interview. Have lots of knowledge of the company and of the sector you're applying to be in.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and let your personality come through rather than being too serious. Of course you still have to be professional but more than anything the interviewers will be looking for someone they can see will fit in well with the company. Also, ask lots of questions about the company and the individuals you are talking to.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: See if the career path suits your ideal working environment and path
Interview Advice: Identify your strengths beforehand and display your enthusiasm
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Show willingness to learn
Interview Advice: Interview questions as expected
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Application Advice: Look at what the job description requires, and identify times in your life where you have had to show the same skills required for the role. Be yourself and be honest, make sure you answer the questions in the STAR approach if competency based. Don't write what you think the company wants to hear.
Interview Advice: The interview was competency and strengths based. Have some examples prepared, and also answer honestly. For example, they may ask how you would react in a certain situation. Make sure you answer it honestly and don't try to answer what you think the interviewer may want to hear. You need to make sure you fit the role and you want it to be enjoyable.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Put down all your extra curriculum activities and how they have helped shape who you are.
Interview Advice: Be yourself, create and exchange interesting conversations.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: - Keep CV one page and tailor CV to what the job application is asking for. - Network with those doing the programme to learn more.
Interview Advice: - Know yourself, your past experiences and your CV well to be able to talk about it confidently during the assessment center stage. Prepare well for TMAT-type questions. - Practice mock assessment centres that are held at your university/college.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Understand what DHL Supply Chain are all about. Answer questions honestly- the company are looking for people who are a good job fit for the particular role, so if you aren't a good fit and you say you are, you won't enjoy it.
Interview Advice: Use STAR format to explain answers and understand the DHL supply chain core values/ leadership style
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Demonstrate why you are interested in the world of logistics and supply chains
Interview Advice: Understand DHL's core strategies and the current projects/innovations that interest you
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Look at DHL website and look at what they stand for. So the companies moto is very important. Use the STAR Method- Situation, Task, Action, Result- answer questions like this
Interview Advice: Same as application know the company in and out and don't be afraid to speak up, be confident and talk to others in the room and ask questions.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: Be confident even if you don't feel it because if you can approach a nervous or difficult situation confidently then it says a lot about your character.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Show plenty of passion and an array of experience and how it may be relevant to the job role. Nobody has come out of university with operations experience - you need to show how you have skills that are transferrable. Don't be put off by a poor university or unusual degree - I went to a poor university and did a geography and music degree, yet they found a position for me!
Interview Advice: The interview is very much strength based. Prepare lots of examples to illustrate when you have shown particular strengths or abilities. The very questions are very set - you will not be able to talk around them.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be yourself and answer the questions as truthfully as possible. It is not just about you being suitable to the company , the company also needs to be suitable to you.
Interview Advice: Be able to demonstrate awareness of health and safety issues. Demonstrate an understanding of the railway.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be consistent and resilient
Interview Advice: Enjoy it!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Do your research on the company, speak enthusiastically about them and yourself. Helps to have some prior insight into the industry.
Interview Advice: The assessment day can be daunting, treat it almost like a performance- constantly energetic and enthusiastic. For interviews it's strength based, so construct answers where your skills can be transferred into the job. Asked a lot about myself, rather than the company. Fun group activities is all about showing an ability to work in teams.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure you adapt your cover letter for each application, do not do a copy-paste. Pick out a past experience that makes you stand out from the crowd, show creativity.
Interview Advice: Do your research, check out the website and have a look at the type of work we do. Pick a few projects that interest you and definitely have some questions ready. Also read up on any latest transport news, find a topic that interests you. Most importantly ask lots of questions, show your genuine interest.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be yourself. The process is very good at noticing when you are not being authentic and to DHL Supply Chain, that's what matters.
Interview Advice: Again, authenticity. Being personally authentic to yourself and the questions they ask. The interviews are very good training in seeing the real you and the questions/activities know how best to find this.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: Be confident and give your all at the assessment centre even if you're not sure of the activities like I was. Do your research around the company and the customers they have. The interview is strengths-based so make sure you have a lot of examples/situations you can refer to.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Application has changed since I applied - some general advice is to make sure you stand out and be unique (it's very easy to get lost when 2000+ people are applying).
Interview Advice: The main tip for the assessment centre is to be sociable and interact - the team love those who can hold a good conversation/are a people person. Questions for me included - why DHL, describe your typical weekend, how do you cope with conflict and how would you describe working in logistics to your friends.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be honest, be inquisitive and know your strengths and weaknesses.
Interview Advice: Research company, current economic climate and how global factors will affect the business e.g. Brexit and Covid 19. Have some personable anecdotes about yourself which are not university or work related.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Research the company and its mission and objectives properly before your assessment centre Think about what being a 21st century leader means and how you can show that Be prepared to collaboratively work through tasks on the day of your assessment centre
Interview Advice: Try and think of a wide range of example scenarios where you have shown specific leadership traits Be prepared to back these up with evidence and talk through them confidently and clearly
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: The online portion of the application is pretty similar to the generic grad scheme process - if you are nervous about those then practice or put some of the companies you are least excited to work for first so that you get used to the process.
Interview Advice: In my experience at interview and supporting the recruitment events everyone wants you to succeed, no one is trying to trip you up (it felt like that in some of the other grad interviews I attended). I even had a coughing fit in the middle of my interview but because there are lots of different components to the assessment day (teamwork etc.) even if you mess one up you still have the chance to impress elsewhere and a solid chance to get recruited.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Show examples of your willingness to work hard and learn on the job. Research the company mission, values and strategy.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and ask questions. There are a lot of welcoming people in the room with a lot of experience and stories to tell from different areas of the business.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: I would first say relax and be yourself, it really isn't as daunting as you may at first think. In terms of preparation, I would focus on the DHL strategies, 2020 and 2025, because you will be asked about these at some point in the application process. Here I would be thinking about how you view these and how you may have demonstrated these in the past. I would also research the company and the customers we work with, this is a really interesting part of working for DHL and will also show your interest and passion for our business.
Interview Advice: Really think about why you want to work in Supply Chain, what the environment is like, what skills you will need and what values are important in this industry, then apply this to yourself and think of times in which you have demonstrated these qualities. Also think about the company strategy 2025 and what this means to you.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Make sure you do thorough research into DHL Supply Chain as well as its parent company DPDHL.
Interview Advice: Have plenty of anecdotes to back your answers to interview questions and use the STAR method to communicate them effectively. (Situation, Task, Action & Result).
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: I know that it sounds obvious and is really boring to do but do your research. You don't have to know everything there is to know about the company but find something that excites you and dig a little deeper. If there's something that the company does that truly excites you and you can bring that up in your application. That passion will come through. Also practice. The more practice tests, fake video interviews you do the more comfortable you will be doing them and the better your application will come across.
Interview Advice: Take your time and explain your thinking/logic. The questions are broad and open-ended for a reason - the interviewers want to see how you think but they care less about being told all the things you've done. Definitely don't be afraid to show your achievements though.. use them to back up your point. Ask questions! Ask questions about the programme, the roles you might get to do, the roles your interviewer's do, long term opportunities etc.. nothing shows that you want the role more. And react to the answers - if you're told something that sounds amazing, say so!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be truthful and ensure your information is relevant.
Interview Advice: Always be yourself, seek to show your best interpersonal skills and how you are good with people.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be yourself
Interview Advice: Backup your answers with evidence
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be enthusiastic.
Interview Advice: Do some reading about how the supply chain industry is evolving and include that in your answers.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Research the company and role. Do some practice runs online for Maths & English tests.
Interview Advice: Be confident and again, research on the company and supply chain in general will help you. Have some examples of ways you have worked for interview questions.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Spend a good amount of time on the practice question.
Interview Advice: Be confident and don't be afraid to ask questions and show engagement.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: When applying, your passion needs to come through - an individual who strives to achieve personal and professional excellence is an important attitude to have. The process involves a series of online tests and video interviews and the key is to be genuine and honest. When applying to the DHL future leader's programme you may not have a directly applicable degree but as long as you show willingness and capability to learn and have relevant soft skills and basic understanding of the company, you will be fine.
Interview Advice: I was asked questions such as: Describe a time you were faced with a challenge and how you dealt with it? What do you consider your greatest achievement to be? There were some questions I did not have direct experience with as I came from a design-related background, however, whatever you do - do not just reply "I don't know, I have never experienced this". You can explain that you have never dealt with an experience that the interviewer described but then go on to describe how you would go about the situation if it were to arise. This shows the interviewer your thought processes in stressful situations.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be honest, the role is as much about you as it is the employer
Interview Advice: Show interest in what people within the organisation are doing and their background to paint yourself a picture of your possible career. I also feel it is important to present yourself well and express key competencies relevant to roles within the supply chain (communication, teamwork etc)
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Interview Advice: Assessment centre consists of an interview, a couple of group activities and some form of individual presentation. Be yourself, offer opinions and thoughts in the group tasks as well as making sure to listen to other members of the group. Prepare - have some knowledge of the company before the interview.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Highlight skills applicable to supply chain and do research within DHL and the logistics sector to get an understanding of what you want from DHL and what DHL will want from you.
Interview Advice: Be yourself. DHL employ a person, not a CV. Show the amazing person you are!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Research your role/the company and go in with an open mind and be enthusiastic about the opportunity.
Interview Advice: Do your research into the company/role/what you'd like to get out of it and stay calm. The questions were behavior based.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Make sure to read plenty about the company but just be yourself!
Interview Advice: It will be crucial to have done background research on the company but more important to be yourself.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Research into the company's 5-year strategy and tailor your application to show how your goals align with the DHL Supply Chain. Show your passion and desire to work for the company clearly.
Interview Advice: Provide clear examples of how you displayed certain attributes.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Utilise all past experience, not necessarily engineering related, but the different ways you have honed your skillset.
Interview Advice: Be as truthful to yourself as possible, after all, you need to be the right fit for the job, so don't pretend to be someone you're not.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Show that you have an interest in the industry, but don't forget that transport is a people powered industry!
Interview Advice: Interview was strengths-based and wasn't designed to trip you up.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Research what placements previous year graduates have been on so you can learn from their experiences.
Interview Advice: Be confident and use the STAR technique in your answers.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be yourself and let your personality show.
Interview Advice: Know about the background of the business and apply your background and experiences to the industry.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Really look into what the role involves and whether you can really see yourself doing it
Interview Advice: Be yourself! Group exercise - work with the team Interview - more about you as a person, what you would do in certain situations Presentation - get down the key points and be clear
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Prepare by reading up on the company. It is such a large company with many divisions so make sure you are researching the right one , DHL Supply Chain and not another. It is also a global company and this programme is UK based so make sure any specific detail is looking at the UK. But it is also good to read up on DHL as a global company as having that knowledge can really help. Then using this knowledge to relate to your skills in the application will really help.
Interview Advice: Be yourself. The assessment day is very relaxed and they really want to know about your life experience and your passion for joining the company. Being able to explain why you want to join and what passion you have for the role will really help.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be yourself, professional.
Interview Advice: Show a professional image about yourself.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Heathrow Airport Limited
Application Advice: Quite honestly, be yourself. Know and understand Heathrow's values and make sure you are aligned with them and that you believe in Heathrow's vision.
Interview Advice: Same as application advice.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: always speak about the customer - they are the ones that pay us - we need to keep them happy People management skills
Interview Advice: always speak about the customer - they are the ones that pay us - we need to keep them happy
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be enthusiastic about the company
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Show a keen interest in the industry - although you don't need specific knowledge about it, being interested is the key. Have a basic amount of background knowledge on DHL as a company, and know the difference between DHL Supply Chain, DHL Express, DHL Global Forwarding, etc.
Interview Advice: Interest in the company, the industry and the specific programme is more important than experience. Be able to relate occasions and events from your degree, past jobs, hobbies with the working environment.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Heathrow Airport Limited
Application Advice: Consider how you would deal with situations as an employee of an airport, both in an operational environment at the terminals and behind-the-scenes of the business.
Interview Advice: Fully identify your motivations for joining the company, and what your long-term goals may be.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Explain why a role within logistics, and in particular DHL is a role you want to pursue. Ensure you practice competency tests before completing the ones on the DHL application.
Interview Advice: Explain a passion for logistics and why in particular DHL is the logistics company you want to work for. Also, explain a wide variety of skills which you have and have learnt from, not just educational, but extra-curricular and hobbies/interests outside of university also.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be honest, read up about the company, have a clear idea of how you would use your time at the company.
Interview Advice: Break down into STAR process, focus on clear examples and what you did in those cases.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Interview Advice: Network as much as possible with people from the business in lunch and break times, ask questions about their careers and progression within DHL. Do your research on DHL Supply Chain as elements about the company cropped up in questions.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Demonstrate that you have experience and appreciation for each of the core attributes described in the job interview. Make sure you have examples to support this too.
Interview Advice: Be yourself in the interview and don't try and give planned answers that you think are the 'right' answer to the question.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Stay authentic
Interview Advice: Smile always give a personal example to back up your answers
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be fully aware of how diverse the company is. Know what you want to get out of the scheme.
Interview Advice: Be active and involved in activities. DON'T sit back and let other people do the work. Be confident.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Grasp every opportunity even if it is out of your comfort zone. You never know what doors may open.
Interview Advice: Stay calm and show your enthusiasm; this is a great time to show what you are made of and what you can offer the company.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Interview Advice: They want to know who you are as a person. Transport is a people business; so you have to be confident in talking to people and developing professional relationships.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Don't worry about having experience in the travel sector or loads of previous work experience, personal growth and experiences help you with the application to the company.
Interview Advice: Be as honest as you can with your responses. Talk to the people that will be interviewing you at the assessment centre before the official interview portion starts to gain an insight into the company. The video interview asks for general experiences - why customers are important, if you've ever tried something new... The assessment centre has four parts: 1) a series of small 20 minute exercises surrounding possible scenarios, 2) a presentation that is given and prepared in the room before being presented to one member of the interview team, 3) a presentation of ideas between two of you followed by a question and answer session, 4) a strengths-based interview, not focused on any previous experience.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Be yourself, they're less interested in how much knowledge you have about the industry already and more focused on who you are as a person.
Interview Advice: The assessment day (after the online tests and video interviews) is really enjoyable, there are lots of different mini tasks and presentations and you get to meet other graduates in the same position and those already on the scheme.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Mott MacDonald
Application Advice: Apply only for the areas you really want to go to, unless you are undecided. Highlight yourself as a well rounded technical and interpersonal person.
Interview Advice: Review the technical area, the current industry and wider CSR trends of companies of the same size. Detail times when your personal traits were challenged as well as your technical skills.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Heathrow Airport Limited
Application Advice: Start early and take your time.
Interview Advice: Be yourself, they're looking for people who are genuine and able to adapt in a changing live environment.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Kent County Council
Application Advice: Apply early, use STAR technique.
Interview Advice: Prepare answers to typical standard interview questions. Learn about the role of KCC as a whole.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Kent County Council
Application Advice: Demonstrate as much relevant experience as you can as this really helps to show an employer that you have knowledge of the subject. Make sure your CV is relevant and make sure that it gives an insight into you as a person because at the end of the day employers want to hire someone who is good for the role and a good person.
Interview Advice: Act confident even if you don't feel it! Make sure to have some questions prepared to ask your interviewer as it shows you have researched the company/department and are interested to learn more. Interview questions generally focus on teamwork, communication and leadership so try and think of relevant examples for each. Make sure to structure your answers so that they always conclude with the skills you have developed and what you could offer the job if you were appointed.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Heathrow Airport Limited
Application Advice: Always show your thinking logically
Interview Advice: Do your research
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Heathrow Airport Limited
Application Advice: Heathrow is very passenger-focused and this needs to come across in your application. Whatever the situation, the solution needs to have the passenger in the forefront, however, Heathrow is now becoming a more colleague focused business and therefore it is important that colleagues are also considered, but not at the detriment to the passenger.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and try and relax as much as possible to show your best side. Bring across your desire to work in a service industry.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Heathrow Airport Limited
Application Advice: Be thorough and think outside the box.
Interview Advice: Just be yourself and never lie or make things up!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Port of London Authority
Application Advice: It was a very traditional application. No psychometric tests which was a real positive for me. I went through an agency who were helpful during the application process. Although, from their first judgements of my CV they didn't think I would be a good fit, so I challenged them and show examples of my previous work which changed their minds.
Interview Advice: "Be yourself" and just relax. I thought my first interview went terribly, by my standards - although I still got the role. The second interview which was task-based, allowed me to show my analytical skills by completing a short task in excel and answering "what else do you think would be useful to know?". In this style of interview I would say manage your time to give both parts a fair share, but equally don't be afraid to show us exactly how you work. That's what we want to know.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Port of London Authority
Application Advice: You need to show a real passion for the role and the company as a whole. There is more to being a successful applicant than good grades.
Interview Advice: A personal connection to the work that the PLA does, is definitely a bonus.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Port of London Authority
Application Advice: Make sure that you make your skills stand out on your CV/application. Put the most relevant information that you think will suit the company you are applying for- make it relevant and make sure you stand out!
Interview Advice: In your interview use personal experience and examples to expand on the skills and things you have mentioned in your CV. That way you have a lot to talk about and can show there's more to you than what is on your CV. Make sure to ask the interviewer questions about what you expect from a job too, to make sure the job is the right fit for you!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Port of London Authority
Application Advice: Don't be afraid to join an industry that is very different from others. There are lots of shipping terms and acronyms that probably won't make much sense - but more experienced colleagues will always be there to help. Understand that no 2 days are the same, the variety is enjoyable. Gravesend isn't that bad of a place really! Research the organisation - It will improve your chances to get an interview if you have a better understanding of what the company does.
Interview Advice: Be enthusiastic! If you're interested in the job - show it! The interviewers know you are most likely nervous, take a second to process the questions and structure your answers. Talk about yourself, interests & hobbies - the interviewers are looking for somebody to work with so show your personality. When waiting for your interview be observant - read notices, listen to conversations. This will ease your nerves and you may also pick up information that can help structure your answers.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Interview Advice: Make sure you understand what is important to the company in terms of safety and putting passengers first.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Research the company and also the railway industry.
Interview Advice: Research the company, especially find out what they are not.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Interview Advice: STAR technique.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: You can apply with any degree for the PM or General Management which is really good! Use student forums to gain an idea of what is expected and practice for the online tests.
Interview Advice: Read the website as much as you can and prepare some examples for STAR style questions, the website directs you to key ideals Network Rail has along with standard competency questions. Use student forums to look for advice from graduates who have already undertaken the process. Ask all the questions you have during the interview process.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Research the company!
Interview Advice: Make sure you have researched Network Rail's Safety Vision as it is something that is likely to come up in any interview.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Research the company prior to the online interview, by reading the latest financial reports, news articles and safety-relevant information.
Interview Advice: Take time to prepare and practice so that you are relaxed on the day.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Research what is important to the company and reflect it in your answers.
Interview Advice: Research what is important to the company and reflect it in your answers. I was asked what can affect a train breaking as it approached a station.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Read the application carefully.
Interview Advice: Technical knowledge is a must.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: The application is fairly standard compared to other companies' graduate scheme interviews, so just consider the usual advice of being yourself etc. Also, enjoy the pirate ship game!
Interview Advice: Network Rail seems to hire 'nice' people rather than the sort of people you'd find on 'The Apprentice', so just make sure to smile, and be yourself!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Be as thorough as possible about previous experience and be sure to excel in the video interview as this tends to be the stage when most candidates are knocked out of the final rounds of the process.
Interview Advice: The interview throws up some unexpected questions e.g. they expect you to have a good understanding of railway safety and procedures which isn't that obvious when applying. The group assessment didn't seem particularly well run but be sure to contribute enough to make your voice heard. Unfortunately, most groups suffer with having people who want to take over the whole thing and not give others the chance to speak.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Take the time to understand what Network Rail is striving for and how you would be able to contribute and make a difference.
Interview Advice: To do your research before on the company and its values and objectives. Mostly to just be relaxed and to be yourself in the interview.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Read up on the company values, and the challenges facing the industry.
Interview Advice: Ensure you have an understanding of how safety impacts the work NR do.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Show any international experience you have e.g. year abroad, travelling, language learning etc. Also feel comfortable disclosing disabilities, as NR is very supportive and inclusive. They will want to give you any support needed.
Interview Advice: Bring lots of examples of teamwork, resilience, learning from mistakes and innovation. Be curious about the railway, company structure and HR department's structure at NR.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Network Rail
Application Advice: Learn about the company.
Interview Advice: Safety is Network Rail's number 1 priority, learn this. Have confidence, but don't overdo it, this will work against you. Show that you will be loyal to the company.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Heathrow Airport Limited
Application Advice: Think about why you would like to work for Heathrow and why it would be a good fit for you. The application is largely situational so I would focus on putting yourself in the shoes of the people who work there. You are not expected to know anything about the airport or have specialist knowledge, it is your thought process that the company are interested in.
Interview Advice: Be yourself, if you are a good fit for Heathrow this will shine through. Think about what appeals to you about the company and make sure you have done your research.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Heathrow Airport Limited
Application Advice: Ensure that you research Heathrow's values and can feel comfortable talking about them. Most of the application process involves situational questions so how you would handle certain workplace tasks you may face.
Interview Advice: Smile, be yourself. They are looking for people who would fit in with Heathrow and who demonstrate they would work well with the other Heathrow colleagues, so it is as much about being yourself as it is about demonstrating knowledge.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »3M
Application Advice: Include both work and social achievements.
Interview Advice: Be yourself!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Mott MacDonald
Application Advice: Research information on the company, current projects and gain some knowledge of the transport industry. Make the reader aware of your wider experience in other areas and some practical problem solving skills. Practice for the maths test and feel comfortable in the knowledge you are not always expected to finish all the questions in the limited time.
Interview Advice: Research information on the company, current projects and gain some knowledge of the transport industry. Make sure you are aware of basic road network terms and their meaning for example what a bypass actually is.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Mott MacDonald
Interview Advice: Be keen, don't be afraid to get something wrong. Make sure to keep explaining what you're thinking.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Mott MacDonald
Application Advice: Be honest and open. Also, do some reading around the current issues/advantages of working in the industry and relate these to skills you have developed.
Interview Advice: Why you want to be in the industry, know some information about it.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Long process. Video interview was tricky. A/C was good, they made the effort to make you feel comfortable.
Interview Advice: Experience-based questions.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Kimberly-Clark Limited
Application Advice: Make your answers SMART
Interview Advice: Be authentic
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Steer
Application Advice: Use your cover letter to sell WHY you are interested in the industry.
Interview Advice: Prepare for your interviews by researching the company, and thinking about why you like transport. The first question they asked me was: "how did you get here this morning?" think analytically about how you get around, and if you perceive problems with your journey. This will show interviewers that you can think laterally about something as apparently mundane as transport.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Steer
Application Advice: Find out what work within the company interests you. You don't need directly relevant experience but evidence of transferable skills and a willingness to learn will be valued.
Interview Advice: Do some background research on the company so you know which areas they work in that interest you. Be passionate and enthusiastic about working in these areas and the skills that you could bring to the company.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Steer
Application Advice: Show you have a strong interest in transport or the given subject. You don't have to have had a strong history in it, however showing you intend to put drive into the work will be well received.
Interview Advice: Be a real down to earth person. This company as a whole is looking for intelligent, diligent individuals who will bring their character to our business.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Remain formal and professional.
Interview Advice: Differentiate yourself. Too many of the same people in the industry and fresh ways of thinking are sought after.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Really express your interests and achievements. It's fantastic doing so well at university, but it's the extra-curricular stuff that makes you unique. Write it down!
Interview Advice: The interview process is not something that can be rehearsed, which is great! Everybody enters on a level playing field and are offered the opportunity to show off their personality. It is important to remember that the interview is designed to find compatibility between candidate and company.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: They are looking for people who have the ability to grow into leaders and are good at problem solving/thinking a bit differently.
Interview Advice: Get stuck in with everything, don't sit back.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Interview Advice: Be yourself. Genuinely express your passion for the business and sector. Most importantly - know your stuff. Don't get caught out by not researching the industry.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: If you are passionate to learn and get experience in the rail industry, show it! It is always best to demonstrate your enthusiasm for FirstGroup's opportunities specifically, rather than as "just another grad scheme application".
Interview Advice: Having examples from work experience or other past events to draw upon is very useful to verify the skills you are trying to demonstrate/describe.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Make sure you understand what skills First are looking for in a Graduate - you can get a good idea of these on the application page. Make sure you tailor your responses to these and try to put in a bit of industry-relevant information if you can.
Interview Advice: Previous grads all have different styles but they've all shown they're passionate about the role they're applying for, are driven and can handle pressure.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Essentra
Interview Advice: Be keen and ask questions, show interest in the company, even if you don't know the company understand their place in the market and most of all show interest and drive rather than excessive levels of false knowledge.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Research DHL well beforehand and have a good knowledge of the range of things they do.
Interview Advice: Have examples prepared for when you have demonstrated relevant skills, and just be yourself during the assessment day.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Do your research, find out about the company you are applying for and what is important to them. Also, consider what transferable skills you have and how these can be used in a new role.
Interview Advice: Be honest, don't try to fit with what you think they are looking for.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Do your research beforehand.
Interview Advice: Engage with everyone at every opportunity. During group exercises make a point of including everyone, especially those that haven't taken part in the conversation.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Research the role and be genuine about your interests. Also practice for the online testing by practising numerical, logic and grammar tests.
Interview Advice: Be yourself; both in the video interview and at the assessment centre. Have an interest and passion for the railways and be prepared for practical questions in the interview. Thinking along the lines of going the extra mile for customers is also a prevalent theme.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Be honest. Give details of any real life experience - doesn't have to be related to the bus industry.
Interview Advice: Give examples and do your research. Know what First Group is about and try to think about how your answers can relate to this.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be open and honest.
Interview Advice: Do not try to be the person you think that assessors are looking for, just be authentic and genuine and you are likely to be successful.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Steer
Application Advice: Ensure that your CV is tailored to the job. Take some time to look at the company's website and see what they do, what skills are required to complete those projects and how you can demonstrate you have such skills.
Interview Advice: Be yourself, showcase the best version of you possible. A job is just as much making sure that you and the company are a good fit. If you try to be something that you aren't then it will not end well for all told.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be honest. Highlight examples where you've shown true leadership. Demonstrate that you are someone who thrives on responsibility and decision-making.
Interview Advice: Do your best to illustrate 'emotional intelligence'. Working well with a diverse range of people is fundamentally important to succeeding in supply chain.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Application is straightforward - take time with online tests and ensure you are comfortable when doing video interview
Interview Advice: Be yourself, those assessing you will be able to recognize those who are fake as they hold years and years of experience
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Don't try to be what you are not just because you're looking for a job. The application process is designed to see if you'll be the right fit for the company and also if the role is suited to you. By being yourself, and giving honest answers you know that you're staying true to yourself but also should you get through the entire process and be offered a position, you've got the right base for the position and that the company will support you with tools and techniques to go further in the role.
Interview Advice: Research the company so you know the type of industry they are operating in. It's important to be able to find personal examples from your experience to answer questions as they're strength based questions. Don't be afraid to ask for a question to be repeated or a pause or some water, you need to be comfortable, so don't stress. If there is something you don't know, say so, don't lie and make up stuff; people genuinely see through that.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Take it easy, be yourself, read up on DHL's core mission and values, take your time.
Interview Advice: Have STAR examples ready, be prepared to go into full detail about past work experience, keep calm etc.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Only apply if you are actually interested in Supply Chain and Logistics.
Interview Advice: Be yourself!! The interview was part of the assessment center, use it as an opportunity to ask the interviewer about themselves and get a feel for them. This will turn the interview into more of a two-way conversation.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Study company, TOC's and projects beforehand Take time applying, use specific examples Link previous experiences and learning in with companies values.
Interview Advice: Be yourself Be confident Use good examples to back up points Speak slowly (don't speak quickly) Stay calm Study company, TOC's and projects before hand
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be as passionate as you can in your application and mention things about yourself that make you stand out
Interview Advice: There is no need to be nervous, everyone is really friendly and are interested in your background to understand how you will get on working in the business
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Apply for the graduate scheme if you are hard working and want to work for an interesting, varied and successful company.
Interview Advice: Answers aren't probed so answer the questions fully.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be professional, friendly and show enthusiasm. Show your true personality and if it is a match to the DHL culture you will be fine.
Interview Advice: Listen to everyone in the group tasks, make sure your opinions are heard but do not overpower or dominate the group. Request to be timekeeper.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Tailor CV/Cover letter to the description of the role Use examples of how your values align with FirstGroup's values
Interview Advice: Use positive examples of how you made a difference to a certain situation. Think about your answer before saying it, have a notepad and pen in front of you so you can quickly structure your answer-it's very easy to give an answer that lacks depth/substance! Do not assume the interviewer knows what you are talking about. Paint them a clear picture of the situation.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »VOLKSWAGEN Group UK
Application Advice: Be honest and open. Do your research and be prepared.
Interview Advice: Ask questions - its as much about the company being right for you as well.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Try to demonstrate an interest in the industry and highlight any relevant experience. DHL understand you may not have a lot of knowledge of the industry but will look for people who demonstrate their interest and willingness to learn.
Interview Advice: Demonstrate knowledge of the industry and passion for why you want to join the industry. If you have the desire to learn and become an industry expert in a range of areas you'll be successful.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Commercial awareness of the industry and business will set you apart. Thoughtful well researched answers. The company is interested in fit, they are therefore interested in you as a wider person, what do you enjoy to do, what are your passions?
Interview Advice: Prepare thoroughly but answer naturally and honestly. Let your enthusiasm shine through. Practice technical and critical skills under timed conditions.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Show your interest and why you want to work in the industry.
Interview Advice: Be genuinely yourself, do not try to textbook answer any question!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Interview Advice: Be confident, skills don't matter, personality and how you hold yourself does. You need to show you can control a team and hold responsibility.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Know about logistics in advance, and read through high profile contracts around DHL
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: - Provide examples of leadership/management - People skills are essential - Research trends in the logistics industry - LOOK AT FUTURE TRENDS IN THE INDUSTRY
Interview Advice: - Come armed with examples of leadership attributes - Any experience of dealing with/managing people is good - Think of times you've helped to develop someone
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be thoughtful about your application and take time with it, don't just fire it off.
Interview Advice: Be yourself, relax and know that DHL are looking at your personal qualities as well as your answers.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Focus on how your experience can help the customer. Don't worry about the fact that you have no public transport knowledge.
Interview Advice: Focus on how your experience can help the customer. Don't worry about the fact that you have no public transport knowledge. It's a people-focused industry so emphasize the importance of this in interview questions. Any management experience you have will also be valuable.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: There are many stages to the application. Be natural, be prepared, be honest.
Interview Advice: Do your research about the company. Understand what the role is. Give examples of previous roles and experience you have gained.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Don't expect it to be a 9-5 job. It certainly can be but you won't get half the experience without working all sorts of different hours.
Interview Advice: Be calm, be honest and enjoy the interview experience. It can be daunting but you're there to show why YOU are best for the job.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Be yourself and show how through all your different experiences of work and education you have developed. You don't have to write another dissertation, just be clear and concise! You don't need to be in university to apply as long as you graduated within two years of your application you are eligible and that experience after university gives you additional skills and knowledge. Understand that the transport industry does not stop outside 9am to 5pm.
Interview Advice: Take your time and think about the questions, don't immediately jump to an answer which could seem irrelevant. Don't be afraid to show your personality in the interview because the interviewer can see through most applicants who are "acting". Talk about what unique experiences you have had and what skills you have gained from them.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Process involves a variety of tests e.g. numerical, competency.
Interview Advice: Practice questions such as competency based answers.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be yourself, and research the company well.
Interview Advice: I can't remember what questions I was asked, but giving lots of examples is really important.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be honest as much as possible, not looking for numbers, just your thought patterns.
Interview Advice: Be honest as much as possible, not looking for numbers, just your thought patterns, be clear with what you are saying, be prepared.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Think about why you're applying for that role and not applying randomly, you need a passion for DHL and logistics.
Interview Advice: Be calm and yourself.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: The process is quite extensive but this is to make sure you are right for the company and on the flip side of this, the company is right for you. You need to make sure that you are joining a company where your values and expectations match that of your employers, this justifies the numerous stages if the application process.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and do not over articulate your approach. You are a person, not a robot - show that. In any organization and especially logistics you have to be a people person, the skills can be taught.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Show an interest in both DHL Supply Chain and the Logistics industry. They are open-minded to the subject of the degree that you have, so don't be caught up on whether your degree is directly appropriate. Always show enthusiasm when answering questions as they look for keen individuals.
Interview Advice: Interview is in the form of an assessment center/experience day. Day made up of 2 group tasks, an individual presentation and a 1-2-1 interview. Group tasks are looking for active leadership, teamwork and communication, so be sure to always give your input into the scenario. Timekeeping is vital during these tasks. The presentation is highlighting your communication skills and the ability to stick to the task and deal with on-the-spot questions. They are not assessing the material of the presentation itself, so don't be caught up on this. The interview will require lots of examples from your past experiences (not just work - uni, school, part-time jobs, hobbies). Be confident and make the most of being able to talk to other candidates, current graduates and assessors.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be yourself, use the opportunity to talk to DHL representatives - applications are as much about making sure a company is a fit for you as for the company to make sure you are a good fit for them. Everyone I have met in DHL has been very generous with their time and open and honest about what you can expect from the company.
Interview Advice: Great thing about the process is that there are multiple opportunities to showcase what you have to offer the company. It isn't all on one pitch or one interview, and no-one is trying to trip you up; just trying to give you the opportunity to share what you have to offer. Just approach it like that and enjoy the assessment centre day.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Be sure you want to spend time in operations. Be clear about what you want to do in future placements - if you argue a case, they accommodate. If you don't, they fill spaces as they see fit.
Interview Advice: Heavy background research Prepared to delivery a mini-presentation Read instructions very carefully
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Take your time and think logically.
Interview Advice: Think in a logical manner and give practical examples of your experience.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Siemens
Application Advice: Sell yourself well - show enthusiasm to develop.
Interview Advice: My interview felt like more of a conversation than an interview. I was asked questions such as 'Do you see yourself looking at the little details or do you look at more of the bigger picture?' - there was no wrong answer but it depended if your way of thinking was suitable with the role.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Prepare and put the time in to do it.
Interview Advice: Preparation, as it is a long process.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »VOLKSWAGEN Group UK
Application Advice: You do not need any car knowledge, you just need to demonstrate that you are bright and energetic. You have real responsibilities in your role.
Interview Advice: Research competency based interviews and find an example of each competency e.g. 'Tell me about a time you had to lead a team to do something they did not want to do' would be an influencing competency question. It is all about what you personally have done previously and what the outcome was.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: -Make sure you know what you are applying for and are aware of what will be expected from you if you are successful. -Give a good account of yourself, the reasons you would be a good candidate, and make sure you come across as engaged.
Interview Advice: -Research the company, read the values, come prepared with examples of how you demonstrate the company values. -Come prepared with some questions of your own. -Be presentable and professional.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »VOLKSWAGEN Group UK
Application Advice: Be yourself!
Interview Advice: Let your personality come through! You'll be asked about yourself and your experiences so make sure you have good examples of your strengths
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Interview Advice: Research the company history but also look at recent news stories related to the transport industry in general.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Do your research about the company. Understand the industry.
Interview Advice: Have examples of going on buses and taking note of the drivers, routes and locations.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: you must be aware of what you are going into - you cannot treat operations like a 9-5 and have to show that you are willing to work unsociable hours to be truly accepted by the colleagues you manage.
Interview Advice: ensure you use techniques such as STAR but also then introduce an element of reflection/evaluation.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Show yourself to be a well-rounded person able to adapt to different circumstances. You will be working with all sorts of different people across several departments.
Interview Advice: The interview consists of different modules. Come prepared to work under pressure both on your own and as a team. Get to know the others in your interview slot - some of them may be your colleagues shortly.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Interview Advice: Just be yourself and answer the questions with confidence.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Research the company heavily. Be confident in your ability. You need to be the right person for the job, lots of people management is required. Most of the graduate schemes are heavily operational. You have to be comfortable with this. It is likely you will have to relocate but that is a good thing.
Interview Advice: Be confident. Show your people skills. Management, quick thinking and strength/quick decisions in sticky situations is key for this role, make sure you give examples of this.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »TJX Europe
Application Advice: Don't just focus on academic achievements.
Interview Advice: Be yourself - it is more about if someone's personality is a cultural fit for the company, than qualifications.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: STAR approach.
Interview Advice: Challenging process - looking for great personalities who can develop and lead difficult environments.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DCC plc
Application Advice: If you have skills in foreign languages, include this in your application. As a global company, DCC is interested in these skills.
Interview Advice: Ensure you have examples of when you have used your skills in the workplace, university etc. When presenting, make sure you have documented the sources of facts and statistics.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Siemens
Application Advice: Apply early.
Interview Advice: Enthusiasm, be social, show commitment, show knowledge of recent events/industrial relevance.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Arcadis
Application Advice: Nothing worth having comes easy, so I suggest research everything about the role, the company's history and also the company's future ambitions/ markets.
Interview Advice: Be sincere, be passionate and try to visualise how you see yourself helping society through the role you want to get into.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DCC plc
Application Advice: Research the key metrics of the company and apply these to the questions.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and distribution
View »DCC plc
Application Advice: Answer any questions honestly and convey why you are applying for the role and what you can bring to it.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and show enthusiasm for wanting the role.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DCC plc
Interview Advice: Be very aware of your own character traits and how you gained those in the past.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and distribution
View »Mott MacDonald
Application Advice: Modelling tends to attract very logical people. You don't have to be a robot though. It's good to show a bit of your personality and passion for the sector. Analytical skills are a must.
Interview Advice: Asked about the challenges facing the transport sector in the near future.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Mott MacDonald
Interview Advice: Don't be alarmed by fairly casual / laid back interview
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Search Companies
Application Advice: Show passion for the company and think of examples that will make you stand out.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and show passion.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Severn Trent
Application Advice: - Be honest - Think how your skills so far equip you for a career in utilities - How does your application gear you up to success in a very people focused company
Interview Advice: - Be yourself, authenticity is key - Be positive - Be brave and say what you think - Challenge the norm - Be friendly and polite, engage with the other candidates
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Keep the application simple and refer to any previous work/life experience when possible.
Interview Advice: I would encourage candidates to be enthusiastic, willing and most importantly themselves. Our interview process allows us to view candidates in varying scenarios and we look for a genuine person who has the ambition to learn.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Practice psychometric tests, and try to be relaxed in the video interview, think about your setting.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and demonstrate what makes you stand out as a leader and team player. Research the industry and the company's core values.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: Be open, honest and focus on the competencies and positive characteristics you have which would be beneficial to the company and would suit the role. Keep the application concise.
Interview Advice: Prepare for anything. Practise at home and be prepared for unexpected questions or comments. Make sure you know your CV, application and abilities off by heart and be prepared to offer examples of how you have demonstrated certain competencies and qualities in the past.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »FirstGroup
Application Advice: You don't need experience in the industry but you need to show that you are able to manage projects and people - give examples of projects you've led at uni, or maybe a charity event you've organised. Research the industry and relate your own experiences to it. Check the company's Vision and Values, and make sure you answer these directly.
Interview Advice: Same as the interview stage, but make sure you really understand the industry - its challenges, innovations, trends - and know First's involvement in these. Make sure that you show confidence and enthusiasm, and interact well with the other candidates and assessors.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Do your research Show enthusiasm
Interview Advice: Do your research Show enthusiasm
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Steer Davies Gleave
Application Advice: Display an interest in transport and highlight your analysis skills.
Interview Advice: Have an answer ready on your favourite mode of transport / which mode of transport will change the most.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »TUI Group
Application Advice: Show you have an interest in the product and an overall interest in the retail industry. It is important to understand the off-price retail model of TJX and to have an interest in this unique way of retail.
Interview Advice: Be friendly, confident and be yourself. Show your enthusiasm for the industry and TJX and think about what you could bring to benefit the company. E.g., one question asked was what product/brand would you bring to TK Maxx/ Homesense to bring excitement and drive sales.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Arcadis
Interview Advice: Take time to research the company values.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Kimberly-Clark Limited
Application Advice: Get some experience external to University, don't just use Uni experiences. Data handling is key for SC.
Interview Advice: Most challenging experience and how you overcame it. Ensure your competency interview is strong. Supply Chain issues in the future (next 5 years). Talk to someone in Supply Chain about what they enjoy about SC and try and get some exposure to what roles are available.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »Kimberly-Clark Limited
Application Advice: Tailor your CV to the company specifically. Look at the different values and KC behaviours.
Interview Advice: - Be yourself. - Make sure you have done your research and know details about the company and their values. - Network and speak to as many different assessors as possible throughout the day.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Make sure you come across as a confident individual but do not overpower the application with over-inflation in self importance.
Interview Advice: Be calm and make sure you have done research into the company and wider industry. Knowledge of the company impresses people. In group tasks, do not just be the loudest in the group, be the one who is including quieter individuals in the group.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Research into the company's policies goes a long way. Have a clear vision of what you think you can offer and get out of the company (even if that isn't a clear link to Supply Chain, there's a high chance you can personalise your experience towards it).
Interview Advice: Connect on a personal level, I was offered a job at first outside of the grad scheme because I got along so well with my interviewer and then proved myself to join as part of the scheme the following September.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: enthusiastic, motivated, positive, knowledgeable and use examples to support points
Interview Advice: smile, enthusiastic, speak slow, do your research, know what your talking about, confidence in yourself
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Inform yourself about the company and realise that DHL is not only delivering packages but way beyond.
Interview Advice: I would advice to gather as much information about the vision, mission and goals of the company. Be yourself. Show your skills and be a team player.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Interview Advice: Show enthusiasm and take feedback on board.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
View »DHL Supply Chain
Application Advice: Do your research, think why do you really want to be in logistics.
Interview Advice: Give practical examples of skills you wish to demonstrate.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Tailor your CV to this job role and its specification. Avoid useless information that doesn't tie in with this role. Don't list every software you've briefly used.
Interview Advice: Make sure you come prepared with a bit of company knowledge. Know why you're applying for this role and how it ties in with your life/goals Focus on soft skills, your communication, the way you interact with others.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Obtain a driving license - challenging without Be yourself and don't put on a mask Embrace the opportunity Relax and enjoy the process
Interview Advice: Research company values/ethics Understand basic stats Prepare for questions on resilience,skills,challenges
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be honest about yourself and made sure every question is answered.
Interview Advice: Do a lot of back ground research about the company due to me getting asked questions about balancing jobs with one being a railway job. I would have know nothing about it if I didn't do some research before hand.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be honest Show you have good skills
Interview Advice: Be prepared, what made you want to join HR. Where do you see yourself in 5, 10 years time? Why could you be a good asset to the team?
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Tailor CV and application specific for the role you are applying for. Utilise vocabulary to demonstrate confidence in role applying for. Always use black pen
Interview Advice: Whether it is a competancy based interview or not, I think it's always worth writing 3 scenarios you have had a direct impact in that have ties in the field of industry e.g. customer service / team work or collaboration / goal orientated and apply STAR, remembering to use the work 'I' instead of 'we'.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Showing a high quality portfolio with examples where you have taken on a customer brief and showing your ability to interpret the message that needs to be said into a visual design.
Interview Advice: Ask questions about the day to day work and how the balance will work between the degree and work.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Just answer the question honestly and make sure this is something you have a passion to start your career in. Read about the industry and what the company's role is in it. Finally don't be scared to ask questions about anything your unsure of because everyone is here to help.
Interview Advice: Don't let the nerves define you, as anyone would an interview can be daunting but just be yourself, practice interview type scenarios helps. Just look at it as a conversation the interviewer is not there to intimidate you they are more trying to get to know you.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Take your time it is quite lengthy so give yourself a few hours
Interview Advice: stay calm and be prepared for a long day
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be confident. Know what your getting your self into take everything into acount and if it sounds like it fits you then be professional in the manner you approach.
Interview Advice: Be straight forward. We are a company that stands on morals so be your self and be honest.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: CV with relevant skills/knowledge towards the job role. I wrote a covering letter detailing why I not only have the skills and knowledge needed for the role, but what other things I can bring to the role with other experiences I have and what I can offer to the team and business, such as creative thinking and multi-skilled background in most HR tasks (detail how they contribute to my skillset) E.g. background as ER Specialist means I am aware of Employment Law, vital for creating legal compliant company processes.
Interview Advice: Prepare beforehand with examples of how you have applied or used the skills/knowledge detailed in the job description and job advert.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: be honest, check shifts before applying
Interview Advice: STAR technique, concise answers, be open
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: As well as including your education and skills remember to speak about your hobbies which has given you teachings or attributes in life.
Interview Advice: Have open body language as well as engaging with other candidates to show you can work with others.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Have a well presented CV, and make sure to focus on extra curriculum activities outside of how good your results are from GCSE to A level. In an apprenticeship its key to show that you have people skills and are interested in growing other skills as well as your education.
Interview Advice: Make sure to be highly verbal without making yourself look too arrogant, if there are any team activities make sure to get involved and potentially try to take some leadership over the exercise. During your one-to-one do not feel afraid to ask questions as this will display interest in the role you are applying for, contrasting that, make sure to do your research about the role and company you are applying for prior to the interview.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be open minded and research DHL thoroughly upon application.
Interview Advice: Treat the interview like you are having a conversation with someone you know. Completely be yourself and don't be afraid to speak about your self.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be yourself, write down everything about yourself. It is very good to refer back to personal experiences that you have achieved.
Interview Advice: Be yourself, have good communication, refer back to times when you have been in a certain situation.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be confident this will really allow you to present yourself in the best way
Interview Advice: The application process is brilliant, it is designed for you to show off your best self and to really show yourself off. It's really not like a normal interview process.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Have knowledge about the apprenticeship itself and present your working ideas in a portfolio form e.g. a process document of your design thinking.
Interview Advice: Ask questions about what your day to day responsibilities and tasks will be.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure to show your best self.
Interview Advice: Be prepared Think of real life situations where you have used skills that would be useful for the jobs you are applying for
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Interview Advice: Research the company and understand its values and mission, show how you align with that and are a good fit. Relax and be your best self, the interviewers can potentially be the people looking to hire you, so they want to see someone who can fit into their team.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure to understand what your role would involve and if it is suited to you. Be yourself, be honest and sell yourself!
Interview Advice: Nothing to worry about. Interviewers are very friendly. Be honest, they do not expect you to be subject experts from the get go. Show that you are there to learn and develop.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Research the company and know what they believe in.
Interview Advice: Learn our values and express your passion for them Apprentices aren't expected to already have the skillset, so the willingness to learn and show engagement goes a long way.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Ensure it is the right role for you and is something you are interested in.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and pre-prepare useful examples that may help you, eg. A time where you managed your time effectively. This will help you recall on them if you get stuck or refer to them to show how you executed something.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Sell yourself as best as you can and use the skills they require of you and relate it to things you have done before
Interview Advice: Be yourself, answer each question as best as you can, have good eye contact and a firm handshake.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Take your time completing each part of the application, sometimes it may seem like a lot of tasks to complete, but there is no rush. It's important to trust your instincts too, often there is no right or wrong answer the team just want to see how you personally would deal with different situations.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and show your willingness to learn and take on new challenges. Enjoy the Assessment Centre, but be sure to consider what the panel might be looking for in each activity and make sure you give yourself the opportunity to show your skills.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be yourself
Interview Advice: Be honest and know a little about the role
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Its bit of a long process but be patient and you will get the rewards.
Interview Advice: Just be yourself and answer the questions honestly
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Research the company / latest news and the values.
Interview Advice: Use buzz words appropriate to the role you are applying for
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: You will be asked to create and present a presentation, but do not worry. I was extremely nervous for my interview but I was made to feel so safe and welcome
Interview Advice: know the Bakkavor values and just be yourself
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Just send your cv in if you get turned down wait for the next opportunity and do it again don’t be disheartened
Interview Advice: Stay confident answer the questions asked don’t panic were all people we all love a laugh
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: There are various stages of the application and all you can do at each stage is be completely honest and be yourself. Take the application stages as a chance to get to know the business more before you begin; there are interactives tasks throughout the application process which really allow you to get a feel for what your daily job could entail. My biggest piece of advice is try not to answer questions how you think DHL want them to be answered because this will just make your application boring and one in hundreds that they receive. Be yourself and make yourself stand out.
Interview Advice: My interview was slightly different to usual as it was virtual due to the ongoing situation with Covid-19. The final application stage is the interview (or assessment centre/day). By this point you would have completed a couple of different virtual tests. My assessment day had three stages, there was a group task, an individual interview and then an individual role play situation. I was most nervous about the role play, however, it is best just to throw yourself into it otherwise you can come across nervous or shy. Be prepared for there to be a lot of assessors (I believe there were about 10 interviews four of us) however, just remember everyone is human and therefore, there really is nothing to worry about. It went by really quickly and it may seem daunting but it really isn't!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be honest - make sure you include anything and everything as they are looking for a true reflection of your history.
Interview Advice: Relax, answer your questions methodically. Have scenarios to fall back on. Be honest!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure you are determined and you know you want this role as it is a lot of time dedication and a lot of hard work. However when applying I would mostly underline your ability to work under pressure as studying and working can be very stressful. Another thing that you want to be able to highlight is flexibility. A huge pro of being on this apprenticeship is that you are stretched, you are pulled in to finance, IT, People management, and many more. You want to appeal to the role as much as possible, and make yourself seem as far from rigid as possible, and portray your skills to work and adapt quickly to new environments.
Interview Advice: At the interview, its very important to be relaxed. I was asked how I cope under pressure, what my pros & cons are, and more. You want to seem as natural as possible, outlining you have all the strengths and no negatives will not convince anyone. Being honest here is key, but also making the negative sound like a pro is one of the most important things I have learned from being involved in interviews and being interviewed. For example, a weakness could be that you undertake too many tasks. In this instance, it would be a good weakness to highlight because you have to work well under pressure in this industry, so being able to convey that despite pressure, you like to challenge yourself and complete as many tasks as possible may be in your favor. However it is also a negative because it might seem messy. So you want to be careful with your words and what weaknesses you choose, and how you convey the positive effects of it as well as being truthful and showing the negatives.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Have a good cv to provide with plenty of skills you have. No skill is too little. Answer every question as thorough as you can with a lot of passion and reasons why you would want the role.
Interview Advice: Relax. Be prepared by doing your research on the company's values beforehand and prepare general interview questions. Practice these before the interview. Be polite and smile a lot.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: It’s the best apprenticeship on the river.
Interview Advice: Be yourself and make sure to have researched the company.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Speak and act confidently, but remember that its still a human who reads your application so try not to come off as a buzzword machine!
Interview Advice: The interview for my particular apprenticeship was focused on my managerial experience (Which was only being a team leader at a co-op food!) but also on who I was as a person. DHL is trying to find who will be their future leaders, so be the best version of yourself, true to yourself, not just what you think they want to see.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Understanding the key principles and ethics of the business is extremely useful for all stages of the application process. Research the business that you are applying for and take time complete the application. The process isn't developed to trick you - it is their to bring the best out of you and identify your strengths and abilities.
Interview Advice: My top advice for the interview is to relax and be yourself. Having researched the business will definitely be beneficial to answering questions along with remembering examples to best describe how you perform in certain situations. Again, the interview isn't to trick you, they want to see how you perform in a group and individually with a variety of tasks.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: experience in working with different types of customers and experiences similar to the role you are applying for.
Interview Advice: focus on how communication is key and customer safety and welfare comes first.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure you put as much detail about what you are able to offer. make sure everything is clear and double check everything before you submit it.
Interview Advice: Make sure you have lots of examples ready to tell in detail and try and sell yourself as best as you can.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Get an overview with the key stakeholders within that department and find out what challenges/key areas that the department are focusing on. Understand where you will fit in within a team and do SWOT analysis on yourself so you can see what you will bring to the table.
Interview Advice: Get comfortable with STAR model and add an extra R for reflection on some answers to show you evaluate your own work. Go in with some facts and figures to show you have done your research about the department (financial objectives for current year, service levels, KPI performance).
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Demonstrate strong customer focus. The ability to multi task under high pressure. Excellent communication skills. Experience in analysing root cause analysis. Safety being the number one priority for our customers. Demonstrating the ability of leading Performance Excellence hub conversations with the dispatch teams utilising existing tools and techniques Experience in delivering effective feedback. Managing change whilst continuing to deliver performance
Interview Advice: Customer focus: Can you name a time you have dealt with a customers enquiry / complaint and what was the outcome? Be prepared for customer related question as the customers satisfaction is an integral part of this role. Having the ability to articulate where you have put safety first. Demonstrate strong communication skills both written and verbal
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: research products know the business
Interview Advice: Be open show off your personality
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be aware this is working with employees and suppliers. Customer service and sales is an extremely important part of the role
Interview Advice: You need to be a confident communicator with strong computer and written skills
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Clear Precise
Interview Advice: Confident Do your research
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure you're a salesperson and love sales, as this role is very sales based.
Interview Advice: I was asked what I thought recruitment was and why I wanted to do recruitment.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Ensure you can show how previous experience has allowed you to develop skills applicable to the job role.
Interview Advice: Ensure you have researched the company and have a good understanding of their history and what it is they do. Make sure you can explain what makes you the most suited candidate for the job.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: May appear lengthy at first, but just complete the tasks as it is worth it when you reach the assessment stage, ensure you have researched the company, and prepared yourself - best to be over-prepared than not prepared at all.
Interview Advice: Be yourself, if your opinion differs to the rest of your group then don’t be afraid to speak up regardless and explain your thoughts - shows you are independent and can use initiative, and aren’t afraid to pave your own way instead of taking the easy option and agreeing with everybody else.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Ensure you double check your application and also make sure you have entered as much relevant info as possible.
Interview Advice: Do your research on the company and go in with confidence. Ensure you look at interview techniques and say the right 'keywords'.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be clear and concise, carefully communicate your skills and competencies, show the best version of yourself but do not lie. During assessment days, the company will be able to see your true efforts.
Interview Advice: Definitely do some research about the company - know what you are talking about. Appear professional and arrive on time. Practice beforehand but don't overdo it - you want to show them a true representation of yourself, as this is what the company will be working with day to day.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: - Show a proactive approach in your working/personal life. - Demonstrate you're capable and able to deal with problems.
Interview Advice: - Have knowledge of the company. - Confidence. - Be able to draw on past experiences and apply them to professional working scenarios e.g. captaining a sports team shows leadership abilities.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Show your interest not just for the water but for the river and its history (Thames) .
Interview Advice: Be yourself and study the ports vessels.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Big yourself up but be truthful.
Interview Advice: Do your research into the company.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be true to yourself
Interview Advice: BE confident, be knowledgeable, Be yourself
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Have a good working knowledge not just in supply chain and logistics management but also man management
Interview Advice: Be confident and able to use proven skills and experience to answer some of the more challenging daily routines What if this happened...how would you...
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be prepared for the office environment if you are straight from school. Always ask loads of questions to help you understand.
Interview Advice: They ask about your hobbies and interest, favourite subjects at school and what you know about the company.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be honest on your CV about previous employment and qualifications.
Interview Advice: Do some research on the company prior to your interview. This is always a great topic of conversation when coming in for an interview and also shows you have passion about wanting to work for the company.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Once you have submitted your online application look out for a call from a private number for the phone call interview, I didn't get notified of my phone interview until after the private number call came through and so I was not fully ready for this interview when it came to it.
Interview Advice: The interview is a lot more informal than you think it will be and is based on your own experiences and how they made you feel, as opposed to how you can benefit the company.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: The AA is going through lots of change, so be prepared to be flexible and open to movement within the organisation.
Interview Advice: Research the strategic priorities of The AA and their key principles. They are passionate about attracting good people and keeping them, so show how dedicated you are prepared to be.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Try your hardest to get experience on the river. Put yourself out there, be confident gain experience in the marine industry.
Interview Advice: Study the PLA marine service vessels and make sure you have a good idea about the PLA's responsibilities.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Express your interest
Interview Advice: Be keen
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make yourself sound interesting. Tell them about times you have shown good leadership whether that be in work or not.
Interview Advice: Be confident in your ability. They're looking for managerial qualities so make sure you communicate well with the interviewer and show that you are well organized and prepared for the interview.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: I wrote about experience from previous work or life situations that were suited to the role to show that I was capable of being successful in this apprenticeship.
Interview Advice: The questions I got asked were mostly competency based questions about previous situations I had been in or what I would do if this situation were to ever happen to me. I also had to give a presentation on logistics to my interviewers and they would then ask me questions on information I said. The interviewers were friendly and made me feel comfortable and would prompt me on the competency-based questions if I hadn't been in the situation before. My interview felt more like a conversation as I was put at ease and went very fast.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Don't hesitate! Just apply already!
Interview Advice: Be confident. Do not rush. Quality over Quantity!
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make your CV, telephone interviews, etc. as truthful as possible - don't be untruthful trying to create a better picture of yourself as you don't want to mislead them.
Interview Advice: - Don't be nervous, it may seem daunting however be as confident as possible. - If asked to create a presentation, don't just read off the slides - develop your points, talk in detail about the information. - Try and provide as many real-life situations as possible in any competency questions to show that you are able to overcome any problems.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Try to experience as much as you possibly can before applying. This experience is vital while in the working world as you are aware of different situations and how to deal with them, making you more appealing on your CV. Also, knuckle down on your studies. Having strong qualifications just shows the employer that you are capable of the workload and also being able to understand it at a high level. This is crucial whilst on an apprenticeship like this as you will encounter new knowledge every day so having the ability to process it all and understand it is vital for efficiency and even your own progression.
Interview Advice: Sounds cliché but just be yourself. DHL is a company that is reasonable and prefers to go for the person rather than what is necessarily put down on paper. Having self-confidence and vital past experience (in any area not to be exact) is crucial in making you stand out to the employer. Yes, qualifications are key but without having that self-confidence being portrayed in the interview, the employer may not think you are fit for this (sometimes) intense course as you will constantly be in contact with various different people including managers of high importance.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure to present yourself as flexible.
Interview Advice: Prepare a lot. I received a lot of scenario based questions.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: You need to look into the role and even when you are applying show your commitment. They will send you various tests to complete online before you get put forward for an interview. Take your time with these tests and always complete them on your own.
Interview Advice: For my interview I had to complete a 10 min interview about myself and my weaknesses and strengths. In the online tests, they give you feedback on certain qualities that you should showcase, along with ones you should work to improve. Use these to your advantage and speak about them in your interview.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Just relax, and ask any question, everybody is more than happy ready to answer your question at all time
Interview Advice: Just be yourself, question are straight forward. They won't trick you. It doesn’t matter if you are very skilled or not, they will train you.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Have a good CV and answer all the questions honestly.
Interview Advice: As the interviews are done in groups I think that confidence is a massive factor to help stand out. Also ensure to research the company beforehand and ask questions when the time is right.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make sure you answer everything as thoroughly as possible, putting the most relevant information first.
Interview Advice: Do your research about the company and seem enthusiastic and interested in the company and the role that you are being interviewed for.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: It is better to try and possibly fail than it is to fail to try at all. If you take a snapshot of your life today and look back in 5/10 years a lot will have changed good and bad, why not take control and make a positive change.
Interview Advice: The best advice I can give is prepare, know your CV and think of something genuine that you can say about your past history. They will ask questions about how you will deal with a variety of situations, some of them will catch you off guard and some will be easy to answer. Be honest, be genuine, be yourself.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Make it clear you have experience in what you are applying for. Don't apply for a role in IT if you have never had an interest in IT. Show that you are passionate and keen about the company and have done lots of previous research prior to applying.
Interview Advice: Stay calm. When I have an interview I always go in with the mindset that I already have a job so getting this one is a bonus and a great new job. It's not a disaster if you don't get it. If you act confident then the interviewers will have a lot less to fault you on.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: Be confident but not cocky, be engaging and positive. Speak clearly and passionately about your own beliefs and your own abilities.
Interview Advice: If you are unsure of how to answer a certain question ask to revisit it later or at the end of the interview. Speaking just to try and fill the time is not the thing to do. Proving that you are thinking about the question is better than answering without thinking.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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Application Advice: CV/application should show evidence of times when you have worked in a team or been a leader and be tailored to this industry. Show why you want to work in the industry, what experience you have and skills that will be useful to make you stand out.
Interview Advice: Questions I was asked: - Why the logistics industry? Why DHL? - When have you utilized the skills highlighted in CV? - What are your career aspirations? Be prepared to do a presentation with little preparation time - demonstrate confidence and assertion in your presentation and you will be fine. Aim to stand out in team activities by taking the lead and voicing your opinion, but ensure all team members are listened to and allowed to get their points across. This shows that you are a leader but also a team player.
Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution
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