Are you ready to stand out from the crowd and get the job that you deserve?

A job interview is what stands between you and your dream job, you have one shot to make a great impression and really make an impact. Preparation is key to ensure that you are the best candidate interviewed for the job.  It’s your opportunity to stand out, impress and making a lasting impression that will secure you the job.  It’s your time to shine and showcase not just the skills on your CV but also you and what you can bring to the table.

First impressions.

A weak and feeble handshake is a no-no. Be warm and friendly when your interviewer enters the room, accept water if offered and have a positive demeanour.

Showcase your skillset. 

An interview is your time to showcase not just your talent but also how you will add value to the role. Prepare your answers and make sure you know what is written on your CV.  Elaborate on the questions you are asked, give detail and paint a picture of how you would solve a problem and fit into the environment.

Don’t give standard answers.

There is nothing worse than interviewing someone who tells the interviewer what they think they want to hear. These types of interview answer potentially ruin your chance of getting a job as the answers lack dept and trust us they have all be heard before. Be original and adapt your answers to suit you and your experience!

Be prepared!

Do your research – this is on the company, team and person with who you will be interviewing. Know their background, past jobs and education will help you find common ground when speaking with them and shows you are serious about the job.

Body language is everything. 

Body language speaks volumes. Maintain eye contact, sit still and maintain eye contact! There is no point in being the best candidate on paper if you are slouched in your chair and do not give eye contact when delivering it. So sit up, look ahead, keep still do not constantly fidget.

Dress to impress.

Dress to suit the environment, wear an outfit that you feel confident in. Making sure you follow the right dress code of the business and you look professional.