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Centre interview - questions about your history of work and some situation questions. Also had to complete a role play where you had to ‘sell’ a gym membership. Assessment day - a presentation about yourself, a role play of selling a free trial to someone, a situation task, a maths and English test and some general getting to know you interview questions.
How would you deal with a member of staff finding work difficult?
Why do you want to work for Explore Learning?
why do you want to be part of explore?
Basic questions, nothing out of the ordinary or complex.
What did you learn in your last job that would be useful to this positions
What do you want to achieve or focus in short medium and long term?
Lot of technical questions about corporate finance as that was my specialism from synergy calculation, delivery, restructuring etc..nothing that you can’t know
What was my experience
Why would you want to leave your current role for this? Would you be fine commuting to this location despite the job listing it as remote?
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