Interview Tips

ESSENTIAL PREPARATION

1. Ensure that you are confident about the job title and what is required for the position.
2. Ensure that you have looked at the company website and noted key information about the company - such as their product     range, company size, number of locations, current vacancies, type of work they do, whether they a market leader, and so on -     this information can then be referred to during the interview.
3. Take the company address and telephone number with you, just in case you need to contact the client should you have difficulty     locating the address.
4. Decide on the best way to travel to the interview and how much time you need to allow - although we will provide appropriate     useful links to travel websites, we recommend you satisfy yourself.
5. Ensure that you consider how you will answer questions about your CV - make sure your reasoning is sound and logical.

PRIOR TO THE INTERVIEW

Your Consultant will have provided you (wherever possible) with:

• A letter confirming the full address, date and time, interviewers' names and job title
• A copy of the full job description
• Details of salary range together with bonus/commission/company benefits
• Company website address
• Map/Travel Directions
• An overview of the working environment and facilities available onsite

We strongly advise YOU to:

• To do a "dummy run" from home to the company the night before so you know exactly where it is located.
• Write some questions on a neat/clean writing pad to take into the interview with you, as this will show that you have prepared    and you will not forget the questions that are important to you.
• Think of questions that relate to the job and the company/people you will be working with.
• Think about the questions you may be asked concerning the role and your previous experience.

How you present yourself is important: dress smart, be clean and tidy, smile when you meet the interviewer, give a good handshake, and maintain eye contact.