Did you know....

Recruiters take an average of just 8 seconds to read your CV!

This means you need to stand out from the rest and capture the recruiters eye with a powerful CV and letter.

After you have left an interview

You MUST contact the interviewer by email or letter to say you enjoyed the interview and that you're interested in the position and look forward to hearing from them. This is impressive and makes you stand out from the rest.

Statistics prove that 90% of candidates

who are well prepared for an interview stand a better chance of getting the job than someone with more experience and possibly better for the role who is unprepared.

FROM THE EXPERTS

Before you start searching for a job

If you're not sure of what kind of job you're looking for, why not create a vision board - this will inspire you to find the right job.

During a telephone interview

If you stand up and smile when speaking, you will feel more confident and project more of a happy and positive personality.

Before going to an interview

You MUST research the company's website. This will give you the best chance to get the job and will help you make the right decision whether to accept the position if offered to you.

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