Interview Tips

  Imagine this: you’re in the hot seat in an interview, and things are going well. The hiring manager loves your resume, you’ve killed it on every question they’ve thrown at you – and there have even been a few laughs. Then the interviewer looks you dead in the eye and asks, ‘So, what would…

Knowing what your strengths are is never more important than when you’re applying for a new job. Simply because, you want to present the best possible version of you to the employer – and ‘sell’ yourself on what you bring to the role. Knowing your strengths also means you can leverage them to help you…

It’s the question every interviewee fears: “What are your strengths and weaknesses?” It may come as several questions, such as, “What’s your greatest strength?” and “Which area would you say you’re weakest in?” It’s a question you should always bank on the interviewer asking in some form, as it’s a good way for them to…

The average number of interviews you’ll do before getting that job offer is between 2 and 3. That’s a lot of time trying to make a good impression to a potential employer (or worse, panel of decision-makers). What if you make a slip-up, or say or do the wrong thing? It’s something many candidates worry…

You made it through the first round of job interviews, which is a great sign that the job-poster is seriously considering hiring you. Now, your second interview is looming – and the pressure’s on. How can you go in prepared for success and to land that job offer you’re hoping for? We’ve got some great…