Application Process & Interviews at Home Credit Philippines

It was very fast

I got few assessments and four interviews (if I remember correctly)

It went smoothly

I was called for an interview six months after I sent my CV. Interview was a good experience because it was straight to the point and I got to discuss my strengths with the interviewers and how I can be an asset to the company.

I can't barely remember my application process, but as my experience before the interviewer is very generous and jolly, you can't feel the nervousness.

Definitely a process. When I was hired, it was a step by step procedure. There are things to consider and they will not hire a people for their sake. they still think of the applicant situation.

Underwent three types of interviews. Final result of hiring process was delivered to me after two months.

The interview process went smoothly and fast. I was well guided during the process.

Mostly technical questions

most likely on my work experiences

What are my goals in the next 5-10 years

About my skills and experiences and how I can use them in the position I'm applying to.

Based on your experience how can you handle stress and pressure. and how do you feel rejection.

do you have any experience? do you see yourself in this company five years from now?

More on previous work experience

Normal questions done on the interviews.

I was asked about my previous role and relative details that might be applicable to the role I am applying for.

Just be themselves

Just be honest, it is okay if you don't know everything. Learning is an everyday process and it will never end.

Know your strengths and how you can make use of them.

Just be honest and bring the best as you can. or be yourself

Don't do self proclaim like "I can do this", "I'm expert to this .." because at the end it may affect your job responsibility and may lead to worst because its hard for you. It's okay to make yourself better to the interviewer but do not say things your not capable with for you to get hired

Don't overthink everything. Prepared too much for the interview, easier than I thought.

Study the nature of the company and the job you are applying for. It's best to note your strengths in your current role and how you can apply it to the role you are applying for.