As part of my comprehensive candidate care, I offer interview
preparation, an offer that is usually gratefully accepted. As a result, I help
a lot of people prepare for their job interview. It is natural to anyone to be
uncomfortable about the prospect of a job interview – even people who are
recognised as leaders by their peers and who themselves sit on selection
committees. People who think their reputation or their CV will do the work for
them in interview can find themselves behaving like a possum in headlights in
the interview.
It is a given that prior to interview, you must research the organisation and position, dress
appropriately and make arrangements to arrive punctually. Preparing how you will behave is key to
presenting your best in the interview. Many people do not do this, so you may
well give yourself a competitive advantage so that you are offered the job over
the other candidates.
How can you afford not to prepare, then?
In coming days I will post some tips that I know will
help.
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