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Jobs interview Tips: Always express your skills and qualities in the present tense – even if you have an accounting qualification that you are not using at the moment, this is still a relevant certification to list. Reinforce positive skills and qualities to make sure they jump off the page. Example: If one of your strong points is that you

If you’re reading this, you’re probably in one of two boats, you’ve just joined the job market and are looking to land your first job or have been around and are looking to make a change. Either way, you definitely want to make sure your interview skills are sharp before you start (or continue) making the rounds. If that’s you,

Your totally honest response might be, “Hell, no, are you serious?” That might be so, but any answer which shows you as fleeing work if given the chance could make you seem lazy. On the other hand, if you answer, “Oh, I’d want to keep doing exactly what I am doing, only doing it for your firm,” you could easily

Interview Tip: Looking back on your last position, have you done your best work?  Tricky question. Answer “absolutely” and it can seem like your best work is behind you. Answer, “no, my best work is ahead of me,” and it can seem as if you didn’t give it your all.Best answer:To cover both possible paths this question can take, your answer

Give a perfect “10,” and you’ll seem too easy to please. Give anything less than a perfect 10, and he could press you as to where you’re being critical, and that road leads downhill for you. Best answer: If he’s been tough, say “You have been thorough and tough-minded, the very qualities needed to conduct a good interview.” Once again,

Curriculum vitae(CV) are an essential tool in your belt during the job search and application process – regardless of whether you are a school-leaver looking for your first job, or a seasoned professional looking for the next step in your career development, everyone should understand what makes a good resume. Your CV is usually the first point of contact that