Situational Judgement Test (SJT)

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You have been completing a range of internships with various business divisions as part of your graduate training program with a major energy firm. After a particularly productive placement with the procurement team, you're about to move on to the finance team in a week. During lunch, a Procurement coworker with whom you have grown close approaches you and informs you that she has previously had issues with several members of the Finance team. She claims that there are individuals in finance who, in her opinion, cannot be trusted; if at all possible, you should steer clear of them. What do you think you’re MOST LIKELY to say?

"What are you basing that opinion on? Could it be that you misinterpreted their actions or intentions towards you?" "Thanks for flagging that but it’s probably better if I go there with an open mind rather than having preconceptions about my future colleagues." "I don’t think it is appropriate for you to talk about people in this manner and I’m afraid it’s probably best if we end this conversation now."

Correct Answer:

"Thanks for flagging that but it’s probably better if I go there with an open mind rather than having preconceptions about my future colleagues."

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