Respected senior,

I have received interview call from national Transmission and Dispatch company for the post of Assistant Manager HR . Interview is about to be conducted in 4 days. Can any member provide me information regarding the preperation of the interivew. I have done MBA finance and went Lahore from Karachi to participate in the test back on july 03-2011.

I would be very grateful for the forum members if they could provide me guidence.

regards
Noman Ali

as per my suggestion, you should prepare:

- Current power deficit details
- superficial knowledge about HR techniques
- Suggestion and solution of power crises in the country.
- Reason to join the department.
- Current affair
- General Knowledge
- Some question can be expected in ur field i.e. Finance.

+ A federal govt political approach (Its mandatory).................

Regards

dear when u received the call? i also gave the test but still did not receive any call.... As my test was excellent

Dear I received the interview-call letter on 13th April.



Thanks you very much brother , I really apprecaite your info.

dear when your interview will be conducted. And plz do inform me about your interview regarding ntdc

Brother as mr. Hussain qureshi tell you great idea about interview you should prepare on these tips also i want to say you..if you have sent your CV to NTDC you should well aware abt the info which you mentioned in CV abt past Exp. etc..

1. Be punctual. If necessary, drive to the interview location the day before to ensure you know how to get there.
2. Prepare for the interview. Research the company and its products and services, and make sure you know the company’s correct name. Stating the wrong name probably won’t earn you a second interview.
3. Relax and be yourself. So many times, people stress over a job interview. Your best bet is to be the best, professional version of yourself, and look at an interview as an adventure. You are likely to learn something new and useful, even if you aren’t the right person for the job.
4. Smile and be friendly. An interview is not the time to be shy. A warm smile goes a long way toward establishing a good first impression and rapport with the interviewer.
5. Use a firm handshake and direct eye contact. A limp handshake or lack of eye contact can make you appear ill-at-ease and possibly less than honest.
6. Bring copies of your resume and portfolio. Interviewers don’t always have a copy of your resume available and you will seem ultra-prepared if you have extras. A leather portfolio containing samples of your work is also impressive. Of course, the type of job you are applying for dictates what goes in your portfolio.
7. Look the part. You want your potential employer to be able to visualize you in the role. Good grooming and professional appearance are important. Even if you know the office is typically business casual, a well-fitting suit makes an excellent first impression.
8. Ask questions. Make sure you have prepared a few questions ahead of time. Typically, interviewers gauge your interest in the position by whether you ask questions.
9. Bring a planner or pad of paper and a pen. This way, you can take notes or even write down your questions if you tend to get nervous.

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With faith, discipline and selfless devotion to duty, there is nothing worthwhile that you cannot achieve. Quaid-e-Azam

dear Noman I got the interview letter today... have you go through your interview??? How was that?? what were the questions asked by you??? please do reply as my intervie is scheduled on 23rd April...

for which post u have applied?

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With faith, discipline and selfless devotion to duty, there is nothing worthwhile that you cannot achieve. Quaid-e-Azam

I had applied for the post Asst Manager HR...

i also have received the interview letter.