Company Name: Tata AIG General Insurance Company Limited
Position: Management Trainee-Sales
Location: [Location not specified]
Application Process: [Application process details not provided]
Interview Rounds:
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Round 1 - HR Interview:
- Questions Asked:
- Introduce yourself (stopped mid-way to ask about directing a UV act).
- Where do you see yourself 5 years down the line?
- Why did you choose Supply Chain as a career, given your creative background?
- What kinds of hazards can happen in Sudarshan Chemicals (your previous company)?
- Are you willing to relocate, even to the southern region?
- Your Approach:
- For the introduction, I kept it concise but was interrupted when mentioning my creative pursuits.
- For the 5-year plan, I aligned my goals with the company’s growth trajectory.
- I defended my choice of Supply Chain by highlighting its strategic importance and my passion for it.
- For the hazard question, I listed potential risks based on my experience.
- I confirmed my willingness to relocate, emphasizing flexibility.
- Outcome: [Result of this round not provided]
- Questions Asked:
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Round 2 - HR Interview (With COO):
- Questions Asked:
- What interesting/exciting things have you done in the past 1-1.5 years?
- Tell me about your professional background and explain your summer internship project.
- What is your CGPA at NITIE?
- What are your professional and personal strengths?
- Which domain do you want to stick to: Operations/Supply Chain/Strategic Planning/Finance?
- Where are you from, and who are your family members?
- Your Approach:
- I shared recent achievements, both professional and personal.
- Detailed my professional journey and internship project clearly.
- Provided my CGPA honestly.
- Highlighted strengths relevant to the role and personal traits.
- Expressed a preference for Supply Chain but remained open to other domains.
- Answered personal questions briefly and professionally.
- Outcome: [Result of this round not provided]
- Questions Asked:
Preparation Tips:
- Be ready to explain any creative or extracurricular activities mentioned in your introduction.
- Align your career goals with the company’s vision.
- Brush up on technical or domain-specific knowledge, especially if switching fields.
- Practice answering personal questions professionally.
Conclusion:
The interview was a mix of HR and domain-specific questions. While I handled most questions well, I could have been more prepared for interruptions during my introduction. Overall, it was a good learning experience, and I’d advise future candidates to stay adaptable and confident in their responses.