and in this tutorial, I will teach you how to prepare for and pass a BT interview. And

in particular, I will give you a large number of BT interview questions and high-scoring

answers to help you pass your interview. Now, before I do that, a very warm welcome to this

interview training tutorial. As I say, my name is Richard McMunn. That's me there in

the centre. I've been helping people for about 20 years now to successfully pass their job

interviews, and I always do that by giving you unique top scoring answers you can't find

anywhere else. A couple of things: Please do make sure you SUBSCRIBE to the channel

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some additional interview questions for your particular BT job that you're applying for,

to help you prepare. OK. Let's get into those BT job interview questions and answers. So,

the first question we want to prepare for is: Tell us about yourself and the skills

you have applicable to this role with BT? Tell us about yourself and the skills you

have applicable to this role with BT? Now, when we answer this interview question, we

have to remember that this is your opportunity to SELL YOURSELF and also demonstrate to BT

that you are the standout candidate for this position. We want to give them a brilliant

positive answer that also gives you the confidence to move forward with the remainder of your

interview with positivity, and as I say, confidence. So, here is my suggested answer. “Well,

I am a very positive person who enjoys working as part of a team to help my employer grow,

thrive and stay at the top of their industry. Typically, I have always held job roles where

there is an importance on providing exceptional customer service, and BT is certainly the

type of organization I want to work for. The skills I have are numerous, including being

able to work to strict deadlines, a desire and passion to deliver excellent customer

service, an ability to work well under pressure, and also a level of commercial awareness that

means I will always carry out my duties with one eye on the company’s financial goals

and objectives. That is a very strong answer to the first BT interview question: Tell us

about yourself and the skills you have applicable to this role? My advice is to pause the video

and take notes on each of the answers I provide for you, and then you can use them as a structure

for your own responses. The second question we want to focus on is: Why do you want to

work for BT? Now, in our answer, we have to provide reasons why you want to work for BT

and we have to make sure they are truthful, genuine and also most importantly, attractive

to the BT interview panel or the recruiter or hiring manager who is asking you the questions.

Here is a great answer to the question: Why do you want to work for BT? “Being an organization

that has a hugely impressive past, and also one that is always looking to improve and

develop, I feel the skills and experience I possess are a great match for BT. I have

read the job description carefully, and also looked at your products and services, and

I feel you are an attractive organization from the point of view you clearly support

your employees to be the best they can be. Finally, your mission statement is simple,

clear and it demonstrates you always continually improve and you put your customers at the

forefront of everything you do.” Now, as you and I know, BT is a brilliant organisation.

It is customer-focused and it is always looking to improve and develop. And I want you to

mention that as the last thing that you say about why you want to work for BT. Read their

mission statement. Just go on to Google and search for ‘BT mission statement’. Read

it, understand it, and you can relate to it in your answer to this interview question.

The next BT interview question I want you to prepare for is: Describe a situation where

you went above and beyond to provide high quality customer service? This is very common

during all BT interviews, and it is essentially a behavioural-type interview question. My

advice is to structure it using what is called the STAR technique to score highly. So you

structure your answer using situation, task, action and result. And here is an example

to this interview question using exactly that, the STAR technique. “I have been in this

type of situation many times before, and I am someone who understands the importance

of great customer service. Whilst speaking to a customer in a previous role on the telephone,

they wanted to invest in one of our services. It was my job to provide outstanding service,

and to look for ways to go above and beyond the normal standards of service customers

expect. I listened carefully to the customer’s situation, and asked them probing questions

to get a clear picture of the type of products and services we had that could be of benefit

to them. I then placed the customer on hold quickly whilst I spoke to my supervisor to

ask permission to upgrade the customer free of charge to a higher level of service. I

did this because I genuinely felt the customer could really benefit from the additional service,

but perhaps they were not in a position to invest in it themselves. My supervisor agreed

to my request and when I informed the customer of the free upgrade, they were genuinely delighted

and they even went on to leave a great review about our company on TrustPilot. I always

understand the importance of going above and beyond and I will always look for ways to

achieve this for BT’s valued customers.” Now, you'll notice that I've structured the

answer using situation, task, action and result. It makes sure that the answer is concise and

more importantly, it is relevant to the interview question being posed. Next BT interview question

is: What's your best quality? Sometimes this is posed as what's your greatest strength?

But on occasions, BT have asked this in this manner, what's your best quality? Providing

your best quality is this, tell them it's your ability to provide exceptional service,

because remember that BT are focused on giving brilliant customer service at all times. Be

prepared to back this up with examples of when you have provided brilliant service.

Here are some good qualities to give in addition to providing great service. You are somebody

who always goes above and beyond what is required. You are loyal. You are honest and trustworthy.

You put the commercial objectives of the organization first. You can always find solutions to complex

problems, and you are also a complete finisher - someone who always gets things done quickly

and to the right necessary standards. So, let's have a look at my sample answer for

the question: What's your best quality? Here we go. “From what I personally feel, and

from what my managers have told me on numerous occasions, it’s my ability to always PUT

THE CUSTOMER FIRST. I understand that, in a job where you are working for BT, you have

to always put the customer first, because without the customer, there would be no company,

and there would be no job for me either. On that basis, you can rely on me to always put

the customer first and go above and beyond what is required. And what you're doing with

that ‘quality’, you are aligning it to BT’s mission statement, which I feel is

very important. Next BT interview question is: What is your worst quality? This is a

very difficult question to answer! We need to make sure you do not give a quality that

is a match for the BT job description or person specification. Let's have a look at a few

‘worst qualities’ to give, basically qualities, worst qualities that won't damage your chances

of success. You could say my worst quality’s that I find it hard to say no, and as a result,

I always end up taking on too many jobs or projects. You find it hard to ask others for

help. That's a good weakness or negative quality to give. Also, you are impatient, and sometimes

you get frustrated when others take too long to get back to you. Or you might even say

that you are too patient. And that is what I am going to give right now, as an example

answer to the interview question: What's your worst quality? Here we go. “On occasions,

I am too patient and I give people the benefit of the doubt, when in fact, I should should

really be more pushy and demanding, especially when I am waiting on other people in order

to get my own task or project completed. Having said that, one of my strengths is my desire

to continually improve and develop, and I am always look at ways to improve based on

the feedback I receive from my supervisors and managers.” So you are giving a worst

quality if you like, but then you are saying that one of your strengths is that you will

always look to continually improve and develop. Next BT interview question: Tell me about

a time when you had to overcome a difficult challenge? This interview question is very

common during BT interviews. Now, make sure the example you give is work related. It has

to be a challenge that you overcome at work. Also, look to include a TIME PRESSURE within

your example. Demonstrate you can work to strict time scales under pressure. And again,

I am going to utilise the STAR technique when answering this interview question. So that

is situation, task, action and result. Here we go. I was working as part of a team in

a previous job when the client we were completing the project for changed the project specification

no fewer than seven times. Whilst some members of the team found this frustrating, I knew

we had to work together, make good use of each other’s strengths, remain calm and

look to increase our work output in order to get the project over the finishing line

in time for the deadline. I kept reminding everyone to stick to our values and to remember

that, without the client, we would not have a job in the first place. I also kept reassuring

everyone that the skills we were developing on this challenging project would serve us

well when completing future projects. The end result was positive. We managed to complete

the project on time, and most importantly, to the specifications and standards requested

by our client. That's a great answer to the question: Tell me about a time when you had

to overcome a difficult challenge? Let's have a look at another BT interview question: Where

do you see yourself in five years’ time? So, a couple of tips when answering this tough

interview question. BT is the type of organisation people will stay with for a long period of

time. So remember, BT will be investing time, effort and resources into your training. So

consider this when responding to this tough interview question. Here is my suggested answer.

“When I saw the position advertised, I knew I wanted to apply for the job, and if I am

successful at interview, I intend being with BT for a long period of time. There are lots

of talented people working for BT, and coupled with the fact you are an innovative and forward-thinking

company, I want to be with you in 5 years time, and for many years after.” That's

a great answer to the tough interview question: Where do you see yourself in five years time?

Now, if you would like my full set of BT interview questions and answers. If you click the link

in the top right hand corner of this video, it will take you through to my PassMyInterview.com,

where you can download my great answers to 21 tough interview questions! It is the perfect

preparation guide to helping you pass your BT interview and is in PDF format. You can

have it within your inbox within two minutes from now! I hope you've enjoyed that. Please

don't forget to SUBSCRIBE. And as I say, if you LIKE the video, that tells me you enjoy

the content and I will therefore create more interview training videos for you. Finally,

don't forget to tell me the name of your BT job interview in the comments section below,

and I will give you some more questions to prepare for. Thank you for watching. I wish

you all the best in your pursuit to passing your BT interview. Have a brilliant day. Thank

you.