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GSK

4.5
  • > 100,000 employees

Application Process & Interviews at GSK

5.6
5.6 rating for Recruitment, based on 7 reviews
Please describe the interview process and assessments.
Apply for the role online - recruiter to sort through eligibility and choose top applicants - phone screen if applicable - hirevue video assessment if applicable - hiring managers to review - interview with hiring manager - decision on preferred candidate - background checks, offers made
Experienced, Brisbane
Long 2 hour questionnaire alongside the resume. Then video answers followed which mainly were 1 take. Lastly, a 45 minute call with 2 interviewers.
Intern, Melbourne
The interview process was extensive, but assessments seemed relevant. There were lots of touchpoints from the recruitment team, which was reassuring, and it was clear who to contact with questions.
Intern, Melbourne
There was the application, then the simulated questions, then the video interviews and then the f2f interviews. Just felt like a lot. Also i got an email saying i was unsuccessful then a follow up email saying that was a mistake which was very confusing
Intern, Abbotsford
Interview process was very thorough and long. Video prompt format not favorable, especially when you tell participants a practice question is not filmed - when in actuality it is. Creates a dishonest bias towards a potential participant.
Intern, Melbourne
Back and forth hiring process - I got rejected on the first round of interviews and then had a follow-up email indicating that I may be available for other positions. One con - hiring manager did not record the virtual interview (despite indicating that this could the case) which may have reduced my opportunities for other opportunities in other vacancies.
Intern, Melbourne
What questions were you asked in your interviews?
What has inspired you to apply for this role? What has drawn you towards this company? What do you hope to gain out of this role? What is your experience/background and what skills are transferrable?
Experienced, Brisbane
Why do you want to work here? What interests you? Why do you enjoy marketing? What work have you done in the past/examples?
Intern, Melbourne
My interview was 12 months ago, but I recall being asked about my preferred management style, my skills that I could bring to the role and my educational background.
Intern, Melbourne
Largely motivational, no behavioral questions asked.
Intern, Melbourne
Tell me one scenario in which you were faced with a challenge and how did you overcome it What is one of your strengths?
Intern, Melbourne
Do you have any specific tips and advice for candidates applying to your company? How would you recommend they best prepare?
Best prepare by doing a background check of the business and have good knowledge of what they do. Also look over your experience and have examples you can use to help your answers. Look presentable, act/be confident in yourself.
Intern, Melbourne
Understand the role as best they can, ensure you have researched the company to an appropriate extent, ensure you come prepared to the interview with any questions.
Intern, Melbourne
Research the company thoroughly.
Intern, Melbourne
Research the company Dissect the Job Description and link with your skills
Intern, Melbourne