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During my Career I have witnessed incredibly skilled and deserving people, constantly overlooked for roles and promotions that they are more than qualified for.
I asked myself the question why?
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First impressions are often your last impressions in any interview.
Present with confidence whenever you go for the interview. How you walk, sit, talk and dress are constantly observed and noted.
So be confident but most importantly be yourself.
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When preparing for a second interview, ALWAYS over prepare!
Recruiters will usually describe these interviews as formalities. But if not. And some reason you’re ambushed on the day. You will be ready to go and still present the best version of yourself!
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Being honest in job interviews is crucial for building a positive work relationship and preventing future issues.
Interviewers often ask about weaknesses to assess character and ability to learn. Be prepared to share examples but always focus on how you dealt with the problem.
After a refreshing two-weeks immersing myself in the stunning beaches and landscapes of Thailand, I'm back and eager to dive back into the swing of things!
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hiring managers will put candidates through 5 rounds of interviews instead of going to therapy
If you wanted to break it down even further SAR is the way to go.
Situation, Action and Result.
When discussing the result always try and provide tangible figures and specific outcomes - this will give your example a lot more weight.
Dressing one level above the dress code is usually the way to go for an interview.
I generally recommend the below:
Blue collar roles - wear near casual
Hands on/office roles - semi formal
Office based roles - semi formal/formal
Senior corporate positions - formal
Hot tip!
Try pasting your position description into Chat GPT and ask it to underline key words and predict potential interview questions.
The suggested interview questions it provides you with will be very accurate to the ones in your interview.
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POV: me calling my candidate after he emailed me he rejected my job offer
For 47% of job seekers, it takes submitting up to 10 applications to receive 1-2 job interviews, while only 14.4% receive more than three interview invites. This leaves 38.3% with no interview invitations after submitting 10 applications.
77% of recruiters see typos or poor grammar as dealbreakers, and 35% feel the same about unprofessional email addresses.
Over 64% of employers prefer candidates with relevant work experience, while 26% consider any work experience a plus.









