Application Process & Interviews at Linfox ANZ

Went through a vigorous process that tested my knowledge and ability to sell myself to the company. I felt comfortable in the interview process

The interview process included recorded answer questions, psychometric testing and face-to-face interviews (or MS teams for remote candidates)

Extensive application process, involving interviews, psychometric testing and then health testing.

I had to get past 2-3 rounds of interviews from my memory, this showed me that Linfox was a serious company and wanted the most out of their employees which I valued.

It was well put together, started with a knowledge test, then online one way interviews, then in person interview

The interview process involved: Online application Video interview Testing Panel interview Pre-employment checks Offers

The process of the interviews were: Online application Video interview Testing Panel interview Pre-employment checks Offers

I applied in late April and found out I had the job by mid July. There was a one-way interview than interview in person.

There was about 4 interviews, a one way interview and 2 or 3 face to face interviews (these were conducted virtually due to covid). The assessment process had us completing a pyschometric evaluation of about 200 questions.

Video interview (pre-recorded videos), Psychometric testing, First round interview with HR, Workplace site tour, Second round interview with HR and managers and then job offers.

Online application, Personality Questionnaire, Online Interview.

The interview process for the graduate program included one on one interviews with the emerging careers coordinator, followed by interviews with additional prospective site managers looking to take on a graduate.

What are my strengths? How to handle a heavy workload? What past experiences and skills I can bring to the job?

I was primarily asked scenario based questions which placed the candidate in the position of an operations supervisor/manager and then work out or resolve an issue that you would be likely to face in that position. This allowed the candidate to illustrate their problem solving skills to the organisation.

Personal skills and strengths, interest in logistics/transport industry, personal understanding of the brand prior to starting.

I was asked questions about my educational background, strengths, weaknesses, background in work, pay I was after and other things such as hobbies.

About who I am, where I see myself in the future, how I deal with conflict etc.

Explain some of my background Why we want to work for Linfox? What about their graduate program attracted me Management behavioral questions in relation to problem solving Safety practices

Why do you want to work for Linfox? What about our graduate program attracted you to apply? What other companies are you looking at working for? Some questions were behavioral related to how you would resolve situations. For example if there was an argument between two team members how would you resolve this?

What is something you were most proud of? What is one of your biggest weaknesses?

What degree have I completed Past work experience Why I chose my degree Behavioural questions Situational questions

First round - They were general and focused on the candidate. Second round - They were focused on the workplace and how you would apply your skills.

Finance related questions- what do you need to consider during a tender process, what do you see as challenges in the logistics company

Questions were asked regarding my experience within the industry, what I had studied, but mostly regarding why I wanted to work at Linfox, and my career goals.

Understand the role and company you are applying for. Try be as relaxed as normal

Research the company. As a private company, we are proud of the work we do and the people who make it happen, gaining a greater understanding of the company would be a great starting point for any prospective candidate. Then I would recommend researching the issues or key talking points that are going on within the industry to ground yourself with the day-to-day challenges of the company. You could then take this a step closer by thinking of responses/opportunities that can come out of these challenges to demonstrate your higher level thinking. Lastly, I think it would be beneficial to do whatever you can to have a compelling story to show any prospective employer. Whether this be through building your experience in similar environments or taking on extra opportunities whilst you are studying, work ethic and initiative do not go unnoticed .

Develop an understanding of the logistics, transport and supply chain industry to ensure you will be interested in the work required. Develop an understanding of the company and what it stands for.

I would recommend being prepared in terms of what you want out of this job. For example, some graduates start very early and finish early. You have to think about weather this suits your lifestyle. Have a look into the background of Linfox because the history of the company is valued and respected here.

Just be yourself as they embrace diversity

Research the company prior and gain an understanding on why you're interested in working for them Ensure your resume is updated that highlights the relevant skills, experiences and certifications they are asking of Highlight your achievements and how they can apply to improve the company if you were on board Stay positive and bring about passion/energy and excitement towards an opportunity working with them

Research the company prior to understand why you're interested in working for them Ensure your resume is in line with their requirements for the specific role your applying for to ensure you are a likely candidate Ensure you are aware of the companies values and how they apply to you Be able to elaborate on if your selected how you can positively contribute to the company for future years ahead

Look at the business's social media accounts, ask the interviewer about something you saw (shows you are interested). When answering questions relate them back to the business values.

Make sure you do your research on the company and be aware of where you want to end up, although this may be difficult. The best piece of advice would be to be honest and genuine.

Be yourself, and make note of the values of the company.

Research the company and the field you are applying in

I would recommend that in order to best prepare for an interview at Linfox, candidates should set aside time to reflect on their previous experience, as well as to form a clear idea of their career goals, and their reasons for applying for the role.