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Tatauranga Aotearoa | Stats NZ

4.3
  • #6 in Government & public service
  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees

Application Process & Interviews at Tatauranga Aotearoa | Stats NZ

7.9
7.9 rating for Recruitment, based on 7 reviews
Please describe the interview process and assessments.
My experience of getting this job was aided by the internship program I am in. They found me this job and recommended it to me and from then they passed my CV and cover letter to my manager and organised an interview for me.
Intern, Wellington
Straightforward. One interview.
Graduate, Wellington
The interview assessment was a bit challenging. Direction was given but could have used a bit more context on what the team does/what they produce to make the assessment a bit easier. The interview was a bit daunting, and I went in with no knowledge I would be interview by a panel.
Graduate, Wellington
Came through the Tupu Tai pathway
Intern, Wellington
The manager made the interview less scary and more comfortable and boosted my confidence to continue all throughout the interview.
Intern, Christchurch
What questions were you asked in your interviews?
There were questions about teamwork, the job description, demographic questions, my study at Otago, the papers I take etc. and other questions which I cannot remember.
Intern, Wellington
Questions around my personality, and how I interact with people.
Graduate, Wellington
I can't recall many questions (it's been a while now) but most were fairly generic and required the STAR approach. There was one question where I was asked "What do you do to engage with your culture?" which I found a bit uncomfortable.
Graduate, Wellington
Questions based on various life experiences and how I navigated through them etc.
Intern, Wellington
Tell us about yourself, other behavioural questions
Intern, Christchurch
I dont remember
Intern, Wellington
Do you have any specific tips and advice for candidates applying to your company? How would you recommend they best prepare?
Prepare your introduction because it really gives you confidence in knowing that you already have something to say. Try and gather a couple of questions as well so that you can see what they company can offer you and how it can aid in your career progression.
Intern, Wellington
No specific tips. Just be yourself.
Graduate, Wellington
Address what the organisation is looking for in the cover letter as much as possible, and be sure to add or emphasise relevant experience/qualifications/skills in your CV. Practice common interview questions and try to structure your responses as much as possible.
Graduate, Wellington
Just be yourself and don't oversell if you can't match it. The soft skills are very important and valued and think about how you can make a difference or stand out (like what makes you different) from other applicants - fresh perspective is always great
Intern, Wellington
Be calm and smile at all times.
Intern, Christchurch
Be yourself
Intern, Wellington