interview questions (13)
snovit1sligo, Sligo Ireland3 Threads 34 Postshi i waiting for an interview for a job ,, they sent me out a form to fill out ,, one of the questions is ,,,: name four people who had a major impact on europe,, and why ,,, bearing in mind the company is english ,,, any help ????????/
maybe the countries that rejected lisbon name them 
If the company is english, what about Sir Steven Redgrave, admirining an olympian could be a good answer.
i think a lot of these questions are designed to make you think outside the box
the question is name 4 people who had a impact on europe not 4 europeans
the question is name 4 people who had a impact on europe not 4 europeans
do you really wanna work for a company that asks stupid questions like that ha how boring.................
Bit of a crazy question but:
John Hume
Vladimir Lenin
The Roman's
British Empire?
John Hume
Vladimir Lenin
The Roman's
British Empire?
Vladimir Lenin
otto von bismark
napoleon bonaparte
franklin d rosevelt
otto von bismark
napoleon bonaparte
franklin d rosevelt
thats the easy bitt ,,,,they also want to know why ???? would like your answer tallaght guy ,,,
hiya C,
As long as they mean something to you thats all that matters, you will be the one that will have to sit in the interview and explain why you think they had a major impact on Europe.
I would also add Michael O'Leary onto the list. By running a low fair airline he has allowed more people to travel more frequently, which brings alot more cultures together and sort of makes places in Europe alot more accessible. On some occasions its more expensive to get a train to somewhere in Ireland than it is to hop on a plane to some European city.
As long as they mean something to you thats all that matters, you will be the one that will have to sit in the interview and explain why you think they had a major impact on Europe.
I would also add Michael O'Leary onto the list. By running a low fair airline he has allowed more people to travel more frequently, which brings alot more cultures together and sort of makes places in Europe alot more accessible. On some occasions its more expensive to get a train to somewhere in Ireland than it is to hop on a plane to some European city.
ladylumps: hiya C,
As long as they mean something to you thats all that matters, you will be the one that will have to sit in the interview and explain why you think they had a major impact on Europe.
I would also add Michael O'Leary onto the list. By running a low fair airline he has allowed more people to travel more frequently, which brings alot more cultures together and sort of makes places in Europe alot more accessible. On some occasions its more expensive to get a train to somewhere in Ireland than it is to hop on a plane to some European city.
As long as they mean something to you thats all that matters, you will be the one that will have to sit in the interview and explain why you think they had a major impact on Europe.
I would also add Michael O'Leary onto the list. By running a low fair airline he has allowed more people to travel more frequently, which brings alot more cultures together and sort of makes places in Europe alot more accessible. On some occasions its more expensive to get a train to somewhere in Ireland than it is to hop on a plane to some European city.
Couldn't agree more Sinead about Michael O'Leary.If he had set up in Britain, he would have been knighted by now for services to the country. Needless to say the politicians hate him here because he actually knows what he's doing. It's just a pity he's not running the government, the banks and the country. We wouldn't be in this mess now. And had the unions at Aer Lingus here at Shannon not blocked him, their jobs would be safe today.
snovit1: thats the easy bitt ,,,,they also want to know why ???? would like your answer tallaght guy ,,,
Vladimir Lenin still has impact on europe and other parts of world to this day
otto von bismark :- united germany in to one state without which its doubtful ww1 or 2 would have happened
napoleon bonaparte:- may not have been first choice but he did conquer most of europe and to this day lot of laws he created still exsist in france today
franklin d rosevelt : he was responsible for helping uk in ww2 before usa joined the war without his help britain probally would have been run over
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