Like most job interview questions, “What are your weaknesses” can be challenging to answer. To answer this interview question well, you first have to know what your weaknesses are. Then, you have to craft a response that puts those weaknesses in the best possible light.
In an interview, positive body language is just as important as the answers. It’s not just what you say that counts; it’s how you deliver the message that has a big impact to how successful you’ll be in the interview.
Painting a pretty picture won’t work if it’s worth a thousand lies. Stretching the truth on your resume to get the job you want is a bad idea. Find out why lying on your resume can have severe short and long term consequences on your career.
Recruiters often ask potential candidates about their previous salary during job interviews. While it may be tempting to inflate that number in hopes of gaining higher compensation at the new job, lying about your income may prove very unwise.
The expected salary range question can be a tricky one to answer. These days, getting your expected salary is not as simple as providing a figure. Learn the right approach to ace your interview.
“Tell me about yourself" - It’s one of the most-often-asked interview questions, and sometimes one of the most challenging. While this question may seem like a simple icebreaker to some, there are many opportunities open if you have the right answer prepared.
Job references can make or break your job application efforts. A good reference could land you the job, so learn how to get the best out of it.
Anything from a simple slip of the tongue to a tactless remark could cost you a dream job. We look at what to say in a job interview – and reveal what to avoid, to help you land the role.
“Why do you want this job?” Simple question isn't it? Actually, there is much more to it than you may think. How you respond to this interview question can often be the difference between getting the job offer, or not. Find out how in this blog.
“So, where do you see yourself in five years?” It’s a loaded question, and we explain why it’s being asked, how to respond and what to avoid.
