Find Your Perfect Job

• The perfect job interview

  There are lots of sites offering interview advice. They all say roughly the same thing, look good, sound good and get the job. But it’s not always that easy. To get really prepared try some role play with friends. Always have a question up your sleeve and make sure you know something about the company you’re applying for. Read more

• Get that job – shine at the interview

  It’s all very well surfing the net or signing up with agencies to find the job of your dreams but once you’ve found it and filled in the endless application form you need to not only survive the interview but nail it. There are countless websites offering advice on this very matter. We take a look at a couple of the common themes and suggestions. Read more

• Nail the interview and get your dream job!

  You’ve sent off your CV, you’ve filled in the application, and you’ve received a phone call from the employer…you have an interview! So….what next? Job interviews are an integral part of any job application. Above all, it is the opportunity for both you and the potential employer to get to know each other. Yet, it isn’t just about the interviewer grilling you for your experience, your strengths and weaknesses and why you think you are the best person for the job! It is also the chance for YOU to ask questions, and find out if this is the kind of position that you are after. Read more

• The End of Interview Anxiety

  Interviews are usually nerve-wracking, and with good reason; you’re given approximately 15 minutes to sell yourself to an individual, or a panel, who’ll be firing questions at you mercilessly. Keep it together, and don’t give in to your nerves. Read more

• Interview 101: Acing that Job Interview

  Get a good night’s sleep before your interview; you don’t want to look and feel wrecked, and you’ll need to be on your toes to battle out the questions. Read up on your material. Read more

• Cover Letters, Uncovered!

  Remember that your cover letter is the very first example an employer has of your writing style and technique, that’s why you must perfect your grammar and spelling before you send it in. Remember, no employer’s going to hire someone whose work is riddled with spelling and grammatical errors. Read more