LIKELY INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AT SHELL NIGERIA OIL PRODUCTS LIMITED

1. Your position requires your presence on work days, weekends and even public holidays. How do you cope with that?

2. What do you know about Shell?

3. Why do you want to work here?

4. Shell puts customers service ahead of other activities, how do you place the customers needs and satisfaction first?

5. In Shell, we have a clear return policy, how do you convince a customer confronting you about a potential return?

6. We have a strong employee honesty program in place at Shell Nigeria Oil Products Limited to prevent loss. What will you do if a co-worker is stealing the company's products or money?

7. In this position, you will handle customers transactions, Can you rate your mathematical skills on the scale of 1-10?

8. In this position, you are required to wear a uniform? Have you ever worn a work uniform before? And how do you feel about this?

9. Are you capable of making attractive retail display to our customers?

10. At Shell Nigeria, we strongly believe in grooming our employees into management roles if they show potentials. Are you interested in potential leadership roles with us?

11. Tell me three qualities that you possess  that makes  you fit for this position in Shell Nigeria.

12. How do you handle a customer who is aggressive and rude to you or your coworker?

13. You will be responsible for cash and other valuable merchandise at Shell Nigeria Oil Limited, what would your most recent employer say about your character and honesty?

14. What makes you the best candidate for Shell Nigeria Oil Limited?

15. What is the most competitive work situation you have ever experienced? How were you able to cope and what was the outcome?

16. How do you handle a situation whereby your supervisor does not properly communicate information to you?

17. How can you describe your personality?

18. What kind of work environment do you dislike?

19. How can our products motivate you on your job?

20. What are your salary expectations?

21. How do you feel about performance incentives?

22. What do you hope to learn from this job at Shell Nigeria Oil Limited?

23. Do you have a reliable means of transportation?

24. How do you handle situations that can make you resume late or absent from work?

25. What type of manager brings out the best in you?

26. Why is this job at Shell Nigeria Oil Limited the best for you at this time of your career?

 My dear viewers, these are some tips about interview questions at Shell Oil Nigeria Limited. By the time you go for interviews at Shell Oil Nigeria Limited, you may not be asked these questions. But the purpose of this post is just to expose you to the pattern at which they question applicants at interviews and also prepare your minds towards how to the likely questions at the company. 

Wish you all the best in your career at  Shell and other organizations.

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