All the tips and tricks you need to know about in-tray and e-tray exercises 

Just when you thought you had completed every step in the job application process, you are asked to complete an in-tray exercise.
In its very basic form, it gives employers the opportunity to see how you deal with day to day business tasks, and how you’re likely to perform under pressure. More importantly, they are often designed to test a particular set of key competencies which the employer deems to be important.
Watch our webinar and we will show you how to identify the competencies each employer is looking for, how to emphasise these traits when participating in an in-tray exercise, as well as tips and tricks to ensure you don’t stumble over this step of the recruitment process. Our presenters for this session are:
Monica Fowler - UK Recruitment Manager - Enterprise Rent-A-Car:
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James Gardiner - Director of Employability - University of East Anglia
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0:00 - Introduction to the presenters
1:23 - Introduction to in-tray exercises and what they are
5:33 - In-tray exercises as part of an assessment centre
7:45 - How your in-tray exercise will be assessed
9:50 - In-tray exercise example: coming back from holiday
11:29 - Why it's important to have commercial awareness
13:09 - How to develop your own style and approach to in-tray exercises
16:10 - Understanding and dealing with the pressure of an in-tray exercise
18:59 - How to tackle in-tray exercises using the Eisenhower Matrix
25:22 - Six essential tips to be successfull at in-tray exercises
28:55 - How can I manage my time better during an in-tray exercise?
30:52 - How can I develop my commercial awareness skills?
33:59 - Is it OK to ask beforehand which competencies I'll be assessed on?
35:23 - Thank you
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