Application Process & Interviews at Schneider Electric Australia

The process is quite standard depending on the role. For graduate programs, you can expect interviews, online assessments, and assessment centres.

Psych test then phone interview then assessment centre and final interview.

When I was hired, there was a phone interview, then psychometric tests, and finally a whole day graduate assessment centre. We had to do group projects, writing projects, speaking projects etc.

I entered through the graduate program. Phone interview, online tests, assessment centre (group activities, solo presentation), and final interview.

For the grad intake there was 4 stages. Submission, Online assessment, Phone interview, Group interview.

The process was: - Resume, Cover Letter and Online Form submission - Phone Interview - Personality Assessment / Grammar and Numeracy Testing - Assessment Centre

Full day workshop including impromptu speeches, presentations, interview and teamwork sessions.

My career interests, aspirations. My strengths. Questions about the company.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years? What will you bring to Schneider Electric?

Asked about previous work experience and University projects

Tell me about a time where you had to rely on someone else?

Behavioural and general questions on my experience, me as a person, and what I want to do in the future

Research. The company breadth is huge and there a lot of different parts of the business. Have an idea what you want to do.

Prepare with examples of teamwork, communication, leadership skills before you attend an interview. research the company before you apply

Same as any job interview: find out as much as possible about the company.

Study the company broadly. Know what they do (harder than it sounds) and where you want to go within the company.

Be yourself, not what you think the company wants you to be. Everyone has different needs, and if the role does not match your needs, then you will not be happy and enjoy yourself. In other words, play to your strengths!

Have an understanding of what the company is trying to achieve Understand what you want to achieve as a professional, and what motivates you

Be yourself, some people try too hard to stand out or look good.