Hey all,
Let me just say that I know that there have been plenty of threads on this, but they are old threads and have a lot of same information.
Bit of back story, graduated Law School in 2017 but decided to take a break from law and went into logistics, over last 3 and a bit years I managed to build a career within the industry.
But I lately I've been finding myself on thoughts that I don't like this industry anymore as it changed drastically.
So when I came across the compliance caseworker role I instantly liked the description as it seemed challenging and I would have to learn a completely new industry.
I applied in beginning of October, did the 3 tests and tail end of November got an invite to a interview (video interview due to covid).
The interview is beginning on December, so few weeks away. I got sent the judgement questions that I should prepare on.
But, I'd like to find out peoples experience who interviewed for the role, is doing the job, any tips?
Basically I find myself on thoughts that I really, really want the job and don't want to make any stupid mistakes that would harm the interview process.
Thank You 👌🏾