1. Search for a job
What you do: Browse jobs and search for roles that would interest you.
What we do: Advertise roles and specify the type of match we’re looking for.
What you do: Browse jobs and search for roles that would interest you.
What we do: Advertise roles and specify the type of match we’re looking for.
What you do: Prepare your application documents. You’ll need to send us your CV; cover letter and any other specified relevant documents.
What we do: Confirm receipt of your application via email and get to work checking whether your profile matches our vacancy. If so, you’ll be invited for a phone interview.
What you do: Prepare yourself and come to an interview (sometimes via phone/video). The interview will be with the hiring manager as well as another a department representative or HR colleague.
Psychometric Testing: As part of the interview we will ask you to complete an online psychometric test. This test helps to identify your strength and preferences that we ask you complete prior to the interview.
What we do: We ask you questions about your experience, ask some behavioural based question and answer your questions about the role, team and us. We also encourage dialogue! This is your chance to get to know us – take it!
What you do: Prepare yourself again! This time, you‘re more likely to have to demonstrate your skills (e.g. excel test) and meet potential colleagues.
What we do: Get to know you better, understand your skills, strengths, what motivates you and what you are passionate about.
What you do: Please ensure you complete the required step as soon as possible not to delay the process. For a role that drives a company vehicle you will also need to provide detail of your driving history.
What we do: You will be invited to complete a background check, with includes a right to work and criminal history check. You will also be invited to addend a pre-employment medical. Tests vary depending on the type of role.
What you do: Relax and wait!
What we do: Carefully consider your fit for the role and will let you know our decision ASAP. If successful, you’ll receive a letter of offer.
What you do: Browse jobs and search for roles that would interest you.
What we do: Advertise roles and specify the type of match we’re looking for.
What you do: Prepare your application documents. You’ll need to send us your CV; cover letter and any other specified relevant documents.
What we do: Confirm receipt of your application via email and get to work checking whether your profile matches our vacancy. If so, you’ll be invited for a phone interview.
What you do: Prepare yourself and come to an interview (sometimes via phone/video). The interview will be with the hiring manager as well as another a department representative or HR colleague.
Psychometric Testing: As part of the interview we will ask you to complete an online psychometric test. This test helps to identify your strength and preferences that we ask you complete prior to the interview.
What we do: We ask you questions about your experience, ask some behavioural based question and answer your questions about the role, team and us. We also encourage dialogue! This is your chance to get to know us – take it!
What you do: Prepare yourself again! This time, you‘re more likely to have to demonstrate your skills (e.g. excel test) and meet potential colleagues.
What we do: Get to know you better, understand your skills, strengths, what motivates you and what you are passionate about.
What you do: Please ensure you complete the required step as soon as possible not to delay the process. For a role that drives a company vehicle you will also need to provide detail of your driving history.
What we do: You will be invited to complete a background check, with includes a right to work and criminal history check. You will also be invited to addend a pre-employment medical. Tests vary depending on the type of role.
What you do: Relax and wait!
What we do: Carefully consider your fit for the role and will let you know our decision ASAP. If successful, you’ll receive a letter of offer.
The role of a CV is to give recruiters a clear, at-a-glance understanding of your career history, development and motivation so they can quickly see your relevant experience and potential fit for the job.
The role of a motivation letter (sometimes known as cover letter) is as the title suggests! It is to tell recruiters why you are especially motivated for this position and expand on things your CV doesn’t show.
The role of the interview is for us to further assess your qualifications, experience and check your BOC fit! But also for you to get to know us and find out more about the job and company.
What to expect: Interviews should not be daunting! We are not trying to catch you out – these are the aspects we are really trying to determine:
Some further tips for performing well in an interview:
Tip #1: Be prepared by reading the job advertisement and thinking of potential questions
Tip #2: Take the opportunity to ask questions yourself: find out all you can
Tip #3: Show interest for the role and the interview itself
Tip #4: Be authentic. Be yourself. Be honest
Sometimes interviews may be conducted over the phone or via video call. In this case, here are a few specific tips:
Tip #1: Try to establish a personal connection early on
Tip #2: Organize to take the call somewhere quiet
Tip #3: Speak loud and clear
Tip #4: Prepare like you would for a face to face interview