Job Interview Tips

Many people find the job interview a daunting experience and for people who may have worked in the same job for many years and have not needed to compete in the job market for a while, then the prospect of an interview may well be even more harrowing.

In the following brief video clip, I share five job interview tips that can help to increase your chances of success. Suggestions include

1. Confidence partly comes from feeling well prepared
2. Listen carefully to the interview question and pause a moment before you respond
3. Enthusiasm is a quality that most interviewers are looking for in an applicant
4. Anticipate likely interview questions .... and expect there will be many behavioural framed questions
5. Never assume that the interviewers have fully digested the information in your resume

Visit Interview Coaching if you are located in Melbourne and wanting expert assistance in rehearsing for a job interview. Also, there are some other really excellent tips at our page Interview Tips

• Skills Needed to Win a Job

In this video clip, although the focus is upon technical people such as programmers or analysts, never-the-less there is some good advice offered to help you understand what interviewers are looking actually for, that can help increase your chances of success at the interview.....

• Job Interview Skills

If you can look past the promotion of their DVD, in this next video clip there are some great job interview tips offered that can help you with your interviewing preparation ....

• Interview Fundamentals

In the following short clip, there are some essential interviewing tips offered that remind you of the importance of body language and eye contact  during the interview

• Answering Interview Questions

Another good clip, this one with five specific job interview tips on how to answer questions - and a useful reminder about the need to avoid rambling and how to include some structure in your answers...

So far, we've focused on skills for winning at the interview, but perhaps it is just as important to sometimes consider whether a job is in fact well-suited to you. Visit our page Career Planning and also you might like to visit our pages Personal Development