Have you been invited to a public sector interview? It’s one of the toughest and most structured interviews you are likely to experience. That’s why it’s important you prepare and practise to maximise your chances of securing the job. Some of the information shared in this article isn’t common sense, so takes some quality time to read through this article.

Telephone interviews are a quick and convenient method of screening candidates. Telephone interviews are a cost-effective method for you and the business. However, avoid these common mistakes to increase your success.

What to do if your mind goes blank during a job interview. It happens to the best of us, don’t let it affect the rest of your interview. We’ve included a few strategies to apply to help you get through this common problem in job interviews.

How to deal with rejection. There are not many people that enjoy being rejected. Clearly you are working towards a goal or objective and you’ve just missed out on hitting your target. However, it’s important to take the time to reflect positively and objectively.

And, how you can take advantage... Have you got an important job interview booked?  Do you sometimes wonder what goes on behind the scenes?  If you are a little nervous about attending a job interview have you ever stop to wonder how the interviewers are...

How to prepare for a first job interview. It’s both an exciting and nervous time.

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With our current social distancing measures set to be with us for some time, we expect video interviews to be the main method. Whether it’s Skype, Zoom, FaceTime, WhatsApp or MS Teams, this blog will help you think about how to prepare and handle this type of interview.

Job interviews can be tough. It’s important to research, prepare and practice your answers. Recruiters and hiring managers will know and appreciate you taking the time to prepare. Here are some great tips from Chris Stappard from Edward Reed Recruitment.

When you are actively seeking a new job, you need to keep in mind the purpose of the interview. In its simplest terms, they are looking for the right skills, experience and knowledge for that job.