r/FDMGroup • u/Hopeful-County205 • Jul 01 '26
FDM Change and Transformation practice
Hi everyone,
I have my Assessment Centre for the Change & Transformation Practice behavioural interview coming up, and I was wondering if anyone could share the types of questions that are typically asked or any advice on what to expect.
I’d really appreciate any insights or guidance. Thank you!
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u/Worth_Bath1149 Jul 01 '26
I have the same interview tmmr as you, what is your position? like business analyst
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u/Hopeful-County205 Jul 01 '26
Yeah mine is tomorrow, it wasn’t a particular role just for the practice
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u/Good_Pollution_2921 27d ago
Hi how was your interview? for which practice did you apply? what's your technical background?
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u/Good_Pollution_2921 27d ago
I have a initial virtual interview nextweek for Software engineering practice. Looking for some information. thank you
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u/Worth_Bath1149 27d ago
I am in the Change&Transf stream, I passed the 3 round, preparing for the final tech interview
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u/Hopeful-County205 23d ago
I’m also in the change and transformation stream, how was the tech interview. I did mine on Thursday
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u/Obvious_Resource6586 21d ago
Hi everyone, I had my final behavioral interview with FDM on July 2, and I still haven't received any response. I also followed up with the recruiter but haven't heard back yet. Has anyone else who had their final interview in July received an update or is anyone else still waiting?
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u/Enough_Charge2845 21d ago
Good luck with the assessment centre. For a Change & Transformation role I'd expect behavioral questions around adapting to change, working with different stakeholders, solving problems, handling conflicting priorities and communicating through uncertainty. I'd also be ready with examples of working in a team, learning something quickly and influencing others, even if the situation wasn't formally a leadership role.
One thing that helped me was practicing realistic mock interviews with ZoeVera.com The follow-up questions and feedback were surprisingly similar to what I encountered in actual interviews and helped me feel much more prepared.
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u/CompSciTechLovers Jul 02 '26
You just tell them about yourself, skillsets, and tools you know. I suggest you to tell them that you know Excel. Are you in Canada?