The interview process
The interview process has it been a while
Getting a job interview after being out of work for a while is both exciting and frightening at the same time. Kate from Careermums recommends, “If you are feeling nervous, start focusing on some simple tasks that will prepare you for the interview”. Google the employer’s name and prepare some questions for them about their business activities. Read the job description again – be clear on how your skills match the requirements of the role. Always talk positively about yourself. Try talking about yourself in the mirror and see how many nice things you can say about yourself – although you might want to do this with the door and blinds closed. Get a new outfit - looking good and feeling good about yourself go hand in hand.
Job interviews are a two way street. Kate says, “Make sure you interview the prospective employer about their flexible workplace policies, career advancement opportunities, and how they measure and compensate performance”. After all, the job interview is also to find out whether you want to work for the company. If the interview is unsuccessful, ask for feedback. You may receive some useful tips for your next interview.
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