Interview Tips

Building rapport through small talk with your interviewer can give you the edge over other candidates - but not if you talk about topics like the weather. Get prepared with some interesting interview conversation starters, what to talk about and what to avoid!

Should the workplace culture of your future employer play a role in whether you accept the job or not? You bet! Get our tips for sneaky ways to figure out a company's workplace culture before you accept the job.

Nice work! You've landed the interview! Your next move should be checking out this ultimate list of cheat sheets (and bonus e-book!) to help you feel extra prepared for your job interview. We cover key interview questions, what to wear, body language, tips for mature age workers & more

Are you making these unforgivable interview mistakes? Stopping off to grab a coffee, lying and trash talking your old boss are just a few ways to leave a bad impression. Here's how not to stuff up the interview for your dream job

Can you ask that? Here's how to best recognise illegal questions next time you go for a job interview. From religion to marital status, age, disability and more, we show you what red flags to look out for.

Job interviews can cause a lot of pressure, however with a little preparation, an interview can be easier to handle! It\'s not only important to prepare answers to questions that come your way but to have meaningful questions to ask in return.

If you're excited about the thought of breaking into the glamorous beauty industry but aren't quite sure where to start, these tips will get you on the right track.

Want to stick out from your job interview competition? Then you need to read this! Julia shares her top interview tips that will boost your chances of transforming that interview into a letter of offer.

The engineering industry is highly competitive, so you'll need to take some proactive steps to ensure that you stand out in an interview. This guest post has you covered.

Ace your job interview by knowing your target and tailoring your answers to what they are looking for.

It’s easy to be gracious when you’ve successfully applied and interviewed for a job, but what about when you’re not successful? The rules of etiquette still apply.

You've got the education, skills and experience, but your English language skills keep letting you down at interviews. Jo can help!