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By Carolyn Lewis
Carolyn Lewis at Pathway Resourcing (www.pathwayresourcing.com) provides key tips that will help you prepare and perform well in job interviews.
As a professional recruitment consultant it is important for us to able to give our candidates the best advice when conducting an interview. For a candidate, the interview is usually the first step towards what will hopefully be the next exciting step in your career.
Interviews can be nerve-racking experiences, however they need not be if you prepare yourself in the right way.
Before the interview
Research the organisation and the role.
Look the part
Know your CV
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Familiarise yourself with commonly asked interview questions
There are several key questions that are used time and time again in interview situations. Use these questions to show yourself off to your best advantage by familiarising yourself with them and planning your answers and examples.
Be prepared: arrive five minutes early
Your interview is likely to be held somewhere unfamiliar; be sure to equip yourself with relevant maps and directions and allow plenty of extra time for your journey. Aim to arrive at the office 5-10 minutes early and if you think you are going to be late, ensure you call to let the person who is interviewing you know as soon as possible.
Advice on what to do during the interview follows on the next page.
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