Why do you want to work for Dnata?

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Your interviewer is curious about why you've chosen to pursue a career opportunity with them. How you answer will potentially offer insights into whether you are simply looking for a job that matches your skills or if you want to work for them and why. How do you feel they stand out from their competitors? Check out the company website and online reviews to find a common theme that makes Dnata stand out. Here are some statements made in their recruiting efforts to attract their ideal candidates: "Well, why go anywhere else? Why work here? We've grown tremendously in the last few years and plan to keep growing in the future. That means more variety and, ultimately, more opportunities for you. dnata is a really exciting business, with a great product and a great team."

"My current employer doesn't have the growth opportunity I would like to see in the near future. The company isn't seeing much growth right now, and the positions I'd like to grow into are currently occupied by seasoned members of the team. This is one of the reasons Dnata was a very attractive option. The company is growing at a good rate, and there are more opportunities for growth and development."

"I understand that you have a variety of competitors; however, I am most interested in working for Dnata because of your strong interest in client service and employee safety. You have won multiple industry awards, which tells me you are an innovative and growth-minded organization. Your company is forward-thinking and progressive. I would be delighted to work at Dnata."

"While researching Dnata and the local market, I saw that there are a few competitors in our area. What stood out to me was the enthusiasm of your team when I first applied here and the fact that you recently won the coveted Transportation Leadership Award. In addition to this, I see that Dnata focuses on carbon footprint. All of this makes you stand out from your competitors."