Haleon is the consumer-health company demerged from GSK in 2022 — Sensodyne, Panadol, Advil, Voltaren, Theraflu, Otrivin, Centrum. Its UK early-careers process is unusually easy to describe because Haleon prints it in its own job adverts, and the same four-stage wording appears word for word across a graduate programme posting and an industrial-placement posting, which tells you it is standard UK text rather than something specific to one role.
The useful finding is a negative one. Every stage Haleon describes is either a form, a "behaviour based" online step, or a conversation. No posting names a game, a timed cognitive test, or an assessment vendor. Haleon's own candidate privacy notice — the document a company is legally motivated to make complete — names no assessment processor whatsoever; it mentions only "interviews and exercises during the recruitment process" and recordings of video-enabled interviews. If Haleon ran a game battery through a third party, that notice is where it would have to appear.
One platform name does circulate, and it needs handling carefully. Candidates on Glassdoor describe the one-way video stage as a HireVue. HireVue sells two very different products: a video-interview tool, and a battery of cognitive games. Every candidate description here is of the video tool — questions, preparation time, retakes. Nobody reports playing anything. Treat the name as a report about the video stage only, and note that we could not open those reviews directly, so even that is unconfirmed.
Scope matters on this page. All of the process evidence is UK, from roles based at London Bankside and Weybridge St Georges. Haleon itself says its process varies by position and location and that early-talent programs vary by region and country. The Graduate Management Trainee programme in Gurgaon, the Commex Trainee role in Mexico City, and the internships in Ireland, China, Belgium, Spain and Germany are separate routes whose stages no source we could fetch describes at all. Do not assume the UK four stages apply to them.