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Original post by Asizh5

Hi there, the interview pack mentions that we need to do the in tray straight with the interview but I've not received any information on the in tray. Can you advise if after or before the interview i need to doing tray. Regards

This is what is written on the job advert:

“If you successfully pass your interview, you will then be invited to complete a virtual In-tray exercise. Details regarding the In-tray exercise will be sent to candidates who pass their interview.”

On the webinar they said the in-tray would probably be in November.

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Mayyyyy2034

Hey I have completed the 3 online tests. How long does it take to be invited for the interview?

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Original post by Mayyyyy2034

Hey I have completed the 3 online tests. How long does it take to be invited for the interview?

You should get the invite within a couple of days. Good luck!

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Mayyyyy2034

I am really nervous about the PRIV. Thank you so much.

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northernbird15

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Completed all my tests except maths as had a banked score but have no idea how I performed on that…submitted yesterday so now just waiting to see if I get interview….ive worked for civil service before and its never a quick process !

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SumAbu24

Passed all tests apart from SJT - any tips for SJT?

(edited 6 days ago)

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Elishaias

Original post by dustymonkey

The first 'question' in the PRVI involved holding up ID to the camera, then there was a warm up / opening question (not scored), followed by 2 x behaviour questions (Making Effective Decisions, Communicating and Influencing) and 3 x strength questions. Last step was to upload a scanned copy of the ID from the start of the interview, so it's worth having that sorted in advance.
Good luck!

Hey what strength questions did they ask please, I’m so nervous.

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summit324

Just prepare few answer for each behavior, you can fit the answer to any questions in that behaviour if you have prepared few examples based on it

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anomouse

Hi everyone, I have completed all three tests and just recieved the interview. Where has everyone applied?

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serenniamh2001

Original post by Elishaias

Hey what strength questions did they ask please, I’m so nervous.

Don't be nervous! Just go with your gut instinct and show your personality. Like Summit324 said, the examples you prepared can apply to the strengths.

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serenniamh2001

Original post by anomouse

Hi everyone, I have completed all three tests and just recieved the interview. Where has everyone applied?

Hey! I've applied for the Manchester office. Where have you applied?

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wisbk003

Original post by anomouse

Hi everyone, I have completed all three tests and just recieved the interview. Where has everyone applied?

Stratford how about you?

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Ashnofal22

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Original post by Elishaias

Hey what strength questions did they ask please, I’m so nervous.

Hi, one tip is to stay within the time limit for each question. Specially when it comes to using STAR approach. So do prepare your behaviours. Under each behaviour they have also mentioned strengths. In 2 mins they are looking for prompt responses I believe . Good luck to everyone!!

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Proactive

Original post by dustymonkey

The first 'question' in the PRVI involved holding up ID to the camera, then there was a warm up / opening question (not scored), followed by 2 x behaviour questions (Making Effective Decisions, Communicating and Influencing) and 3 x strength questions. Last step was to upload a scanned copy of the ID from the start of the interview, so it's worth having that sorted in advance.
Good luck!

Is it just any ID

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OP

Original post by Proactive

Is it just any ID

What documents do I need?
If you already work for HMRC, you will only need to use your Building ID Pass.
If you are an external or OGD applicant, you will need one of the following forms of
identification:
Passport - using the page with your photograph
Driving licence with photograph
PASS card (National Proof of Age Standards Scheme)
OFFICIAL
Blue Badge
Travel document - with photograph (such as a Bus Pass)
Biometric residence permit (BRP)
National identity card
Student card
Passport-sized full-face photograph endorsed on the back by a person of some standing in
the community (e.g., Civil Servant, teacher, doctor, lawyer, bank managers
HMRC Building Pass

Reply 56

Dfm87

I spent ages on the Numerical one. Was sure I had understood every question.

Says I only did better than 69% of candidates which was a bit of a shock as I must have got a fair few wrong

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