How to Nailed Management Trainee (MT) Program Recruitment?

 Hi everyone

so on this post I wanna share about my experiences on the recruitment process for management trainee program in general.

on 2019, I have applied for Management Trainee Program in few industries such as fast moving consumer good (FMCG) including cigarettes industry, banking also insurance companies. and when you want to join MT program, you should be ready if they want to hold your latest degree graduate certificate to make sure you won't leave the job in the middle of program.

usually the basic requirement for management trainee program are same (you should have a bachelor degree with GPA above 2.75 or 3.00 out of 4.00), your resume (remember to put your organization or internship experience), your document (graduate certificate, academic transcript, application letter, etc.).

so, if you have prepared all the documents, the next step is apply for the job. I used linkedin, jobstreet and kalibrr to look the vacancies and apply, few companies also want us to email them the documents and application letter. don't forget to make a good narration when you submit your application. and don't hesitate to apply everything that suits your expectation (you don't know which would be yours, and you have nothing to lose).

while waiting for the next steps, you can study and practice for the psychological test (which is the next step). lucky for me i got the call for all the tests in the same week, so i also can practice from the real test. I also practice the wartegg test (since almost every company used that) so i know what should i drew (people said don't draw any sharp objects, it would be better if you draw something alive like plants or animals, and be as creative as you can). 

be confidence in the interview section is a must, i suggest you learn a bit about the company profile and your job before the interview, the salary, also the organization structure. and prepare few questions for the interviewer.

oh, one more thing, don't forget to dress up for the test and interview, this might play part in your recruitment.

Good luck!