Sunday, March 20, 2016




The 25 Most Frequent Interview Questions - #5D




25
Do you have any questions for me?

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23


22


21
Will you put the interest in the organization ahead of your own?

20
What do you think about the last company you worked for?

19
Why you think you will be successful at this job?

18
How you see yourself 5 years from now?

17
How you will compensate for your lack of experience?

16
What irritate you about coworkers?

15
How do you see your self after five yours from now?

14
What do you look for in a manager or boss?

13
How will compensate for a lack of experience?

12
Do you can consider yourself successful?

11
What do the coworkers say about you?

10
What motivates you to do your best while working?

9
What would you rather do follow or lead?

8
How long will work for us?

7
What Are Your Strengths?

6
What are your weaknesses?

5
Why did you leave your last job?

4
Are you a team player?

3
Describe your management style?

2
Why did you have your last job?

1
Tell me about your self?







Job Interview Dos and Don’ts - J+J / #5c


John
Jane
Suggestions on how to improve.
He feels tried because he didn’t know company location
She has no information about the company
Research about the company

No resume, not focused and bad attitude
She cant remember about her resume
Be prepared and have copies of your resume
Playing with his phone
She staring into space
Make eye contact

Asking about vacations and the salary
Asking non related questions
Ask questions about the job

He’s not wearing well
She didn’t print her old work
Dress well

He’s little bit late

Know the company location and come 10 min early

Job Interview ad – selection sheet - #5b

Frist AD


Research & Teaching Associate - Chemical Engg
FUSCHIA
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

ABOUT CLIENT: The department of Chemical Engineering at an eminent Energy Institute in Abu Dhabi invites applications for a postdoctoral position (Research Associate) in the field of electromagnetic separation.

JOB PURPOSE AND SCOPE:

  • ·      Plays a major role in interdisciplinary research and collaborate actively in joint research projects through the Institute's standing agreements with partner universities.
  • ·      Designs, builds and tests electromagnetic-driven separation setups for the removal of contaminants from aqueous solutions.
  • ·      The scope of work is on the field of contaminants removal from aqueous solutions using electro-mechanical forces.


EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:

  • ·      Good knowledge of and research experience in electromagnetic separation.

  • ·      Experience in lab management and student guidance.

  • ·      Good understanding of safety requirement with toxic gases.

  • ·      A good track record of research publications


Employment Type: Full Time Salaried Employee
Salary: An attractive remuneration on EXPAT terms will be negotiated with the successful candidates and will be in line with the very best the industry has to offer to attract the best talent.





Second Ad

Research Associate - Adsorber Modeling
FUSCHIA
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

ABOUT CLIENT:

An eminent & prestigious institute in Abu Dhabi is inviting applications for postdoctoral position (Research Associate) in the area of packed bed adsorption modeling and simulation.



JOB PURPOSE AND SCOPE:

  • ·      The successful candidate will utilize the adsorption isotherms and kinetics generated using the advanced gravimetric adsorption facility, to design a packed bed adsorber for multi-component adsorption.

  • ·      He/ She will also be responsible for supervising some graduate students in the area of adsorption modeling and simulation.


EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:

  • ·      Good knowledge on porous material.

  • ·      Research background in adsorption science and engineering, with strong evidence of work on theoretical and modeling aspects.

  • ·      Use of simulation software's similar to Aspen ADSIM, with ability to incorporate user defined subroutines.

  • ·      A scientific maturity which enables the candidate to participate in the supervision undergraduate and graduate students working on research.

  • ·      Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively.

  • ·      Excellent oral and written communication skills.

  • ·      A good track record of research publications.