The List Of Interview Questions At Unilever Nigeria PLC.

1.Many consumer products are heavily regulated by the FDA and other health organizations/associations. How do you feel about that?
2.At Unilever Nigeria Plc we always think of the consumer first. What are the top 3 ways that we can ensure consumer satisfaction?
3.In your opinion, what is the most innovative consumer product you have seen in the past 12 months?
4.What do you know about Unilever Nigeria Plc and our work environment?
5.Of all the places that you could work, why do you want to join Unilever Nigeria Plc?
6.The performance of consumer products relies greatly on advertising and marketing efforts. Do you have any experience with advertising, marketing, or market research?
7.At Unilever Nigeria Plc we prefer to hire candidates who value post-secondary education. Do you have any post-secondary education or related training?
8.Despite more current trends, many consumer products have been tested on animals. What are your thoughts on this?
9.Sales performance is of utmost importance to Unilever Nigeria Plc. How do you plan to contribute to our bottom line?
10. The consumer products industry is fast moving. How do you keep up to date on current trends?
11. Are you applying for a job with any of our competitors?Tell me about your greatest work related accomplishment. If you were hired today, what would you accomplish first?
12. When have you had to adapt to change?
13. When you suffer a setback, how does that emotionally affect you and your work?
14. Think about a difficult boss, professor or other person. What made him or her difficult?
15.How did you successfully interact with this person?
16. What is the riskiest decision you have made?
17. What was the situation? What happened?
18.Have you progressed in your career as you have expected?
19. Rate your communication skills from 1-10 with proper examples backing your given rating.
20. Tell me about your experiences giving presentations in front of large groups.
21. How often do you take work home with you?
22. How would you describe your personality?
23. What work situations excite and motivate you?
24. What type of work environment do you dislike working in?
25. How did you bring value to your last position?
26. Have you ever broken a confidentiality agreement?
27. Do you believe you are a leader?
28. When have you led a team?Tell me about a time that you had to resolve a conflict between two employees.
29. How did you ensure that a resolution was made without hurt feelings?
30. Discuss a time when you went above and beyond the call of duty. What did you do?
31. How was it above your normal job requirements?
32. What are your salary expectations?
33. Do you feel performance should be rewarded over experience?
34.What qualities do you believe are most valuable for a team?
35. After researching Unilever Nigeria Plc and our culture, what do you think are the top 3 values we look for in our candidates?
36. Do you possess those qualities?

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