Interview Tips

You are very likely to be asked the question “Tell us what you can bring to this role?” at interviews for most jobs. This is a classic job interview question that many people simply forget to prepare for. Although this can sound like a daunting question, your...

The question ‘Why do you want this job?’ is at the centre of any job interview. An interviewer will be trying to ascertain whether or not you are a good fit for the role which will involve working out what your motivations are. Recruiting can be an...

The interview question ‘Why are you leaving your current job?’ can be a tricky one to answer. Here are our top tips on how to prepare and we’ve included some examples of ideal answers.

‘Where do you see yourself in five years?’ is one of the most common, yet one of the most frustrating, questions you can expect to be asked in a job interview. We share our top tips on how to prepare and we’ve included some examples of ideal answers.

‘What is your greatest strength?’ is a common interview question, often accompanied by‘What is your greatest weakness?’ On the surface, talking about your strengths might sound easier than talking about your weaknesses, however, it requires some careful preparation. Here are some tips and examples.

What are interviewers looking for when they ask about your weaknesses? Some will deny that they have any, or panic and reveal too much. Others might pretend a strength is a weakness. Unfortunately, saying you’re ‘too much of a perfectionist’ is unlikely to cut it. Here are our top tips and examples.

Tell me about youself’ is commonly used as an icebreaker and is often the first thing an interviewer will ask. This means that your answer will set the tone for the whole interview, so it’s important you get it right. This simple three-step guide will help you craft the perfect answer.