Claves para una entrevista de trabajo

Job hunting tips

Stacks of CVs
How is yours going to be different?

Make your CV stand out

Does this really stand out?

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Will you look the part?

Body language means attitude Common mistake: Slouching, leaning back, or being hunched over. Poor posture is often associated with a lack of confidence, engagement or interest.

Body language means attitude Keep your head up and back straight. Lean forward when seated. You will look far more interested and enthusiastic.

And now for the questions…

Have answers ready for questions like….
Can you tell us something about yourself?
What experience do you have that is relevant for this position?
What did you learn during your time at university?
What do you see as your strengths?
And your weaknesses?
What do you think about our website?
What attracted you to the position?

Have answers ready for questions like….
How would your colleagues describe you?
What sorts of projects did you work on in your last position?
What university did you attend and why did you choose it?
How do you typically approach new projects?
What do you know about our company?
Where do you see yourself in five years’ time?

And have some questions of your own ready…
Why do people choose to stay in the company?
What are the company’s immediate plans for the future?
Who would be the internal clients of the department?

Some final advice

Please do…
Arrive punctually
Turn your phone off
Be honest & forthright
Take an extra copy of your CV

Please don’t
Ask about money in the first interview
Answer just “yes” or “no”
Deviate from the point
Look/sound indifferent

Go for it!

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Claves para una entrevista de trabajo

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