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5 Tips for Great Job Interviews – Revival Resourcing

Want to ace your next interview and land that open job you’ve been seeking? Here’s out top 5 tips to help you prepare.

From researching the company to handling certain key interview questions, make sure you make a great impression and ace your next job interview by following these 5 tips.

1. Dress smartly – whether face to face or on zoom your potential new employer do not want to see you in an old t-shirt, cap or with dinner down your top so ensure you look presentable first impressions really do last.

2. Turn up on time – Being late to an interview will certainly not set a good first example and may set the tone for the rest of the interview (that is unless the potential employer has already made their decision not to employ you based on this). If you need to do a practice run beforehand this is highly recommended. Also, if you can’t make it or have changed your mind be honest and give plenty of notice (you never know your paths may cross again in the future).

3. Research the company – Put the time in to know your potential employer’s business, coming equipped with information on the company will not only show your employer you are very interested and forward thinking but will also put you ahead when it comes to answering many of questions asked in the interview.

4. Do not bad mouth previous employers and businesses. This leaves a very sour taste in a potential employer’s mouth and will make them very cautious about employing you.

5. Clarify why you are the best person for the job. Point out your strengths and transferable skills, experience in similar roles and let the potential employer know you have researched the job Also don’t be afraid to share 1 or 2 of weaknesses this shows self-awareness and willingness to learn and improve.