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  • Learn how to present and market yourself throughout the interview process
  • Approaching competency based questions 
  • How to approach video interviews vs face-to-face
  • How to tackle tough interview questions 
  • Prepare for common interview questions

 

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Robert Walters Midlands 

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  • Research thoroughly. It is important not to just look at the company website, take time to read press releases, annual reports, evaluate competitors and familiarise yourself with the interviewer
  • Prepare plenty of questions in advance and focus only on questions to do with the business and role at this stage
  • First impressions are very important, plan ahead

 

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Walters People London

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  • Thinking about potential difficult interview questions beforehand can help the interview run smoothly and help you stand out against the competition
  • Some of the most difficult questions are very common, pushing interviewees to think creatively, strategically and critically
  • Apply your interview answers to the job description 
  • Demonstrate relevant job skills and experiences in your answers 
  • Consider your long-term career goals and how this move will help you achieve your goals

 

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