What is a client round interview?
Client round is conducted by Client companies manager. Client company is a company which hires companies like (CGI, Accenture, TCS, Wipro etc.) to make a project or a product for them. So i am assuming you are going to be in one of those companies which gets hired by client company.For example - I work in CGI (service based) but my client is Bell Canada. So i am CGI employee but my work is on Bell projects. Now i have cleared all my interview rounds in CGI including technical, managerial and HR. But the project for which CGI is hiring me is Bell Canada’s project. So CGI internally sends an email to Bell Canada that we have shortlisted 10 candidates for the SAP ABAP development project. Now, some one from Bell Canada will ask CGI to schedule another round with Bell. Which will finalize the selection of a candidate. In this, Bell Canada will try to figure out whether you are able to communicate with them and do you have suitable experience or domain knowledge on which you are going to work on.Worry not they will not be going into a deep topic list. Mostly it’s just a conversation over the phone on your experience, your projects and hobbies and all.Good Luck for it :)
I have a telephone interview with Halifax RBOS for Branch Customer Advisor, anyone know the questions asked??
Hello ....are you the applicant ? The questions are the usual losely veiled pc correct stuff What can you do Why do you wanna work here What have you got to offer Where do you see yourself in 5 years Why should we pick Are you willing to work really long hours in an exploitative industry for a laughable pay and be treated as disposble by a new unfeeling employer ! ! DONT PANIC Relax and just take it as it comes !
Telephone interview with halifax?
search the internet for "sample halifax telephone interview" or "sample customer service telephone interview"
Are The Bank of Scotland and RBS the same?
No.Bank of Scotland founded in 1695. HQ in Edinburgh, Scotland. www.bankofscotland.co.ukRBS = Royal Bank of Scotland founded in 1729. HQ in Edinburgh, Scotland. www.rbs.com