INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AT THE NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE.

1. The Nigerian Stock Exchange has various financial services it renders. What  area of specialization do you prefer most?

2. At the Nigerian Stock Exchange, we take into consideration, continuous training of human resources, if you could expand your knowledge in any area of financial services, which area would you choose?

3. Tell me about your post secondary education and how do you think it will help your career at the Nigerian Stock Exchange?

4. When it comes to financial services, which area do you see as the most rewarding?

5. How do you cope with the new trends in the financial services industry?

6. In the financial services industry, integrity is required by the employees in the industry. Do you consider yourself as an honest and trustworthy person?

7. Due to the sensitivity of our business, in other to work for the Nigerian Stock Exchange, you must be able to pass a criminal background check. Are you willing to comply?

8. At NSE, we put a great pride in our customer service. How do you ensure your clients are well taken care of?

9. Tell me the largest financial portfolio you've been responsible for?

10. Are you experienced in cold calling?  If yes, tell me about your targets and results.

11. Aside your post secondary degree, what other financial trainings and certifications do you possess?

12. Would you consider having an MBA as an inclusion to your educational qualifications? Why or Why not?

13. What qualities do you believe s successful manager should have?

14. How do you feel your coworkers would describe you?

15. How long will it take you to make a meaningful contribution to our team at the Nigerian Stock Exchange?

16. How would you rate your performed in this interview so far?

17. Explain the time you ever made a mistake, the impact the mistake had and how you were able to correct that mistake?

18. How do you feel about performance incentives?

19. If you could alter your career path anyway, what would you change?

20. The Nigerian Stock Exchange seeks natural and confident leaders, what leadership qualities do you possess?

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