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<blockquote data-quote="D" data-source="post: 23011" data-attributes="member: 540">For the avoidance of doubt, when you start your VI with V&amp;E, you can record your answer as many times as you wish.You are given the questionYou are invited to record an answer.You must physically press &quot;record&quot; to record. Thus, allowing you time to prepare.You have one minute to provide your answer.Having recorded your answer, you can review it, save it, or re-record it. There are no limits to this.Once you are happy. You save your answer and continue.For those who are still interested in the questions (Honestly, you can just load up the VI and look at them without restriction), they are:- Why non-rotational TC- How your friends would describe you- Biggest life lesson.I hope this helps. I would also encourage anyone who is curious and worrying about doing the VI to simply load it up. There is no benefit to finding out the questions beforehand. There is no advantage to be gained by waiting for others to tell you how the interview went. Honestly, just load it up.The best way to describe it would be to think that these are simply 3 further questions that are being asked on your application form. Just like the application form, you can load it up, review the questions and plan them in advance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D, post: 23011, member: 540"] For the avoidance of doubt, when you start your VI with V&E, you can record your answer as many times as you wish. You are given the question You are invited to record an answer. You must physically press "record" to record. Thus, allowing you time to prepare. You have one minute to provide your answer. Having recorded your answer, you can review it, save it, or re-record it. There are no limits to this. Once you are happy. You save your answer and continue. For those who are still interested in the questions (Honestly, you can just load up the VI and look at them without restriction), they are: - Why non-rotational TC - How your friends would describe you - Biggest life lesson. I hope this helps. I would also encourage anyone who is curious and worrying about doing the VI to simply load it up. There is no benefit to finding out the questions beforehand. There is no advantage to be gained by waiting for others to tell you how the interview went. Honestly, just load it up. The best way to describe it would be to think that these are simply 3 further questions that are being asked on your application form. Just like the application form, you can load it up, review the questions and plan them in advance. [/QUOTE]

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