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Would I be willing to relocate to an overseas location?
What are you interested in doing?
FIRST INTERVIEW (recorded video interview): Question 1: [This was the ONLY question that had 4 attempts] Introduce yourself and tell us what motivated you to apply for this role. Question 2: [30 seconds prep, then it starts recording for 2 minutes] What experience, skills and knowledge do you bring that make you an outstanding candidate for this role? Question 3: [30 seconds prep, then it starts recording for 2 minutes] Please share an interesting fact about yourself that may not be on your resume. Question 4: [30 seconds prep, then it starts recording for 2 minutes] What is your experience with [Thing From Job Ad] and how can it benefit an organisation Question 5: [30 seconds prep, then it starts recording for 2 minutes] Why do you think knowledge management is important for the Green Climate Fund? Please support your answer with three arguments. Question 6: [30 seconds prep, then it starts recording for 2 minutes] What is your climate work experience? Question 7: [30 seconds prep, then it starts recording for 2 minutes] 2 minutes to add any further comments. WRITTEN ASSESSMENT: The assessment was to prepare two presentations (6 slides per PPT, so 12 in total) on two specific very technical topics. The topics were aligned with two projects this job was about. These presentations should be prepared in such a way that the Unit Head could present them to the Executive Director to receive funding for the unit to implement these two projects/topics. SECOND INTERVIEW (PANEL INTERVIEW): What are your pet peeves? How have you supported a supervisor in their work? Would you be fine if the head of unit is the external face for the work of the team? How do you design a learning loop? Have you ever designed a taxonomy? (And more questions which I forgot)
What does 'Research, Governance and Ethics' mean to you?
Introduces yourself Tell us why you want this role Shares a relevant work example that you’re proud of
They mainly spoke about the project they were looking to get off the ground and the requirements they were looking for. They used the project description to probe my skillset to see if I was qualified.
Tell me, why do you think this company is not doing well?
questions were based on general experiences and CV, basically an HR based interview
Why did you choose your major?
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