Hi, everyone. Any tips for HR interview?

Hi, it is not a must to know mandarin in order to work for Huawei. They employs various nationalities and the company is moving towards internationalisation, one of the key areas for employees worldwide is to master english. But since many huawei employees are from china, knowing mandarin is good but NOT a must.

During the interview, potray urself as an eager learner and loyalty. Huawei apreciates staff loyalty.

Btw, I am not chinese educated too but working well for me

Hope this helps.

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Added on June 25, 2012, 1:52 am1. know ur stuffs
2. potray ur enthusiasm
3. portay urself as a harkworking employee, willing to OT!

These are the basic traits they look in candidates.

This post has been edited by ghostrider888: Jun 25 2012, 01:52 AM

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Added on June 25, 2012, 1:17 pmThanks. by the way, why some of the interview is video conference interview and need to be conducted by top management from HQ, Shenzhen

This post has been edited by dede89: Jun 25 2012, 01:17 PM

I am not sure why they need HQ to interview via video conference but it is common, they just like to see your face perhaps. Good luck!

thanks ghostrider888 for that information . Where do you stay since you work in huawei?

Hi,

I have a degree in network and computer system. And currently working in Singapore company as a IT support(hardware and network). Just want to know with only 1year working experience and without any network proffesional cert. Is it still possible to work in Huawei? Because I am very interesting in frequently travel oversea. And now I only know Huawei got this environment for IT guy.

Do not mis lead, it is not as easy as you think?

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Added on July 14, 2012, 6:42 pmDo not have high hopes, not everyone can work overseas.

This post has been edited by chicaman: Jul 14 2012, 06:42 PM

What my hope is. Can keep travel here and there for work. Some Huawei emp say they always need to flight here and there to work. This is what I like. At least can travel different place. Hehe.

This is what I hope too, unfortunately I can tell you, it is not what you think, do not listen to some funny people that went to 1 place or 2 and make a hoo haa out of it.

Trust me, I never lie.

Source: Personal experience

It really depends on your position and department, and also the projects. Not everyone flies.

Source: Personal experience as well.

Ok, normally where are those guy travel? APAC only?

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hi guyz, wanna ask few question.
Im a degree student taking science comp major in networking and will conduct my internship this september with Huawei located in KL Sentral for exactly 6 month (PS : my internship semester is my last semester)

The internship will focuses more on telecommunication field (the Huawei interviewer said i will be dealing with high end telecommunication devices for maxis), and i may only have little knowledge on telco field, still its not a problem for me, im willing and eager to learn.

The question is, (as my internship semester is my last semester), do i have any chances or possibility that i might be absorbed into Huawei once i finish my internship there? scared i might end up doing nothing once finished the internship.

TQ

Why are you asking this question in this thread? The interviewer and HR is not in this thread.

Besides, depends on your performance and everything / anything is possible. If you are good, I believe your superior will absorb you.

In working industry, Attitude > Anything.

So quiet here nowadays. can't find any job opening in jobstreet too. huawei, i want to join u! hahaha...

Current they freeze new employment. Usually they will open again during year end

what is this position about?good career advancement?

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Added on September 19, 2012, 2:49 pmDoes this job require much travel?

This post has been edited by JJSS: Sep 19 2012, 02:49 PM

if u don't have much personal & family commitment, you can join Huawei as learning stage for experience only, because Huawei offering mostly contract job only... as contract job, they may kick you out anytime if they doesn't required your capabilities without any compensation...

Pre sales engineer recommended to get some experiences from practical technical field, otherwise it wont be easy to adsorb all the information is everything will be from the book only or thru the product training... it depend on your job scope required for on-site support such as site survey, site requirements, implementation plan...

thanks for ur info
U worked for Huawei before?or working at Huawei currently?

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Added on September 19, 2012, 3:53 pmHi, are u working at Huawei as Pre-sales product engineer now?hope can hear from u asap thx

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Added on September 19, 2012, 3:54 pmHi, are u working at Huawei as Pre-sales product engineer now?hope can hear from u asap thx

This post has been edited by JJSS: Sep 19 2012, 03:54 PM