I interviewed at Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi)
Interview
Smooth, HR responsive, typical public policy cases like resolving health insurance crisis, or not enough or good enough hospitals or other medical resources. Overall, very professional, don't keep you hanging for long and give feedback and responses in a timely manner.
I interviewed at Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
Interview
I did three round of interviews: 1) HR, 2) Substance, 3) with the Country Director.
HR only confirms your profile and experience.
The second round is the hardest, because you need to develop a consulting-style deck on top Presidential priority issues and you only have 2 hours to prep on the spot. You need to understand machinery of government and understand HOW you are going to delivery your recommendation. The interviewer will not stop at WHAT are your recommendations but navigating the civil servants and informal networks among them.
The Country Director is also fairly similar to the second round, only to confirm your political acumen.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
If you are going to be embedded in the government to deliver your recommendation, who is the most strategic counterpart? why?
I interviewed at Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (Kyiv, Kyiv)
Interview
First stage was test covering 4 separate sections. Takes around 1 hour to complete but can pause between tests. Standard consulting style, practice advised to give yourself the best shot possible
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