Interview Techniques

From Nerves to Confidence: Mastering Interview Prep in 5 Steps

by CV TandT
13/04/202320/03/2025

Preparing for a job interview can be a nerve-wracking experience, but with the right preparation, you can significantly increase your chances of success. Here are five key points to keep in mind when preparing for your next job interview:

Research the company and the role

One of the most crucial steps in interview preparation is researching the company and the role you’re applying for. Take some time to learn about and understand the company’s culture or values, as well as, the responsibilities of the role. This will help you to focus your responses based on what the interviewer is looking for and to identify potential competitors within the industry to boost your knowledge in the field.

Impress Employers with these Interview Tips

by CV TandT
30/11/202220/03/2025

You’ve been asked to an interview and you start to panic. ‘I need to prepare!’ you say to yourself as you scan through your CV, hoping that you can find examples that put you in the best light. You look in your wardrobe to find a suitable outfit, write notes to help you remember your answers. What’s next?

Interviews can be stressful for some people and there are a few things that you can do to help calm your nerves, while also impressing your prospective employer:

Fail to Prepare… Prepare to Fail

by CV TandT
15/08/202215/08/2022

As your interview approaches, depending on your experience, you may start to feel anxious or unsure of your ability to do the job you recently applied for. To help you get started, we’ve put together 4 Interview Tips to lower those stress levels:

Know your CV

Remember that you have been asked to an interview based on the information present in your CV. Learn important employment dates, companies and job titles as well as your educational background. The most common question to break the ice is ‘Tell me about yourself’ or ‘Bring me through your CV’, so always prepare a 2 – 5 minute summary.
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