Category: Interview Tips

University of Kent asked their graduate students what the most common interview questions were and these were the answers along with some tips on how to answer them.

There’s still a lot of competition in the labour market today. Employers are looking for the best talent and most qualified candidates to meet their ever changing,

What do you take into the interview? It’s really tempting to take everything into the first stage interview. After all you want to be remembered. You want to stand out from the crowd.

You know the old cliché, you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression and no-where is it more important than at an interview. In fact if the research is correct

Great news you’ve been invited back for the second interview!! You can feel positive that you’ve demonstrated enough to get you back in to meet with the next person in the process.

I recently read an article published by the American Management Association (AMA) entitled Preparing for an Interview: How to Research a Company. (1)

Nowadays recruiters choose to interview their candidates on the phone. This is the very first step of the interview process and it’s saving a lot of time for employers.

Where employers are receiving applications from a high volume of suitable candidates, group interviews are becoming a way for them to filter out the good from the outstanding.

Making sure you don’t say the wrong thing is just as, if not more, important than making sure you say the right thing! Once you’ve been invited to an interview it’s reassuring to know that

We’ve all been there, the interviews going well and then the employer asks – ‘Tell about a time when …’ and our minds go blank! We all know that at some point in our work career we’ve