Broadcast Engineer Interviews

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Broadcast Design Engineer was asked...16 October 2019

Experience, why interest in NTC

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Interest in a greater variety of projects.

Broadcast Engineer was asked...7 July 2012

what is your expectations for your salary ?

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6000 USD or 18000 QAR

Broadcast Engineer was asked...27 March 2019

How comfortable are you with talking to people?

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Very Comfortable, I love talking, and interacting with people.

Trainee Engineer(Broadcast and Networking) was asked...20 September 2014

They asked my why I was leaving my last employer and what was wrong there.

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I told him it was a wonderful place to work but as it was a small company,there wasn't much room for growth. Less

Broadcast Engineer was asked...7 July 2012

who was your previous employer ?

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Am Broadcast Engineer Supervisor at al Yasariya TV in Beirut,Lebanon and at Addounia TV in Damascus,Syria Less

Project Manager- Broadcast Engineer ( This Was A High Level Job) was asked...30 March 2013

Why do you want this job?

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based on my combined experience in 2 different files , this job is the perfect marriage for my skills. The perfect job! (I did feel that this job was just perfect and they knew i was excited by that) Less

Broadcast Engineer was asked...22 April 2017

What are the values of the BBC from your perspective?

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I believe trust is the most important value for BBC. Other values such independency, impartiality and honesty are all related to trust. As a personal experience, I was fixer for BBC Arabic in Brazil during the World Cup 2014, for former BBC journalist Sherif el Sherif. BBC Arabic was massive, broadcasting for more than 20 arabic speaking countries. When a channel does a job like this, it comes to another level of trust, the one committed to the democratic values. So, beyond trust, impartiality, independency and honest, I also see BBC committed to democracy. Less