Application Process & Interviews at Kane Constructions

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8.0 rating for Recruitment, based on 6 reviews

Please describe the interview process and assessments.

Comfortable

Graduate, Melbourne - 20 Oct 2017

Referral from an employee, then phone interview, in person interview. I'd say assessment comes down to your personality, how well you work/communicate with others, an work ethic.

Intern, Melbourne - 17 Oct 2017

The interview is quite standard, the questions are fair and industry specific. They give the interviewer and insight into your personality, academic accolades, and your understanding of the company and what benefits you could bring.

Graduate, Melbourne - 16 Oct 2017

What questions were you asked in your interviews?

Previous experience? What role can you see yourself doing? What made you interested in construction? What is your past experience (non-industry related).

Intern, Melbourne - 17 Oct 2017

Why do I want to work in construction? What key strengths do I think an Estimator should have What are 3 words I would use to best describe myself How do I find working in a group I was asked to identify certain elements on an architectural drawing

Graduate, Melbourne - 16 Oct 2017

Do you have any specific tips and advice for candidates applying to your company? How would you recommend they best prepare?

I think a direct, honest approach is best. If you be yourself and show a keen interest to work hard and learn you'll have a good chance.

Intern, Melbourne - 17 Oct 2017

For any company, it is important to have some background knowledge on them. What projects they have completed or are working on, any events they participate in. It shows the company you have a genuine interest in working for them specifically and also you should know exactly why you want to be apart of that team.

Graduate, Melbourne - 16 Oct 2017

Do not be afraid to ask questions. It will provide you with a better insight into the job role and what is required.

Graduate, Melbourne - 16 Oct 2017

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