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Do you:

  • Know where you want to be in ten years time?

  • Understand exactly what the role you are applying for entails?

  • Have a CV that demonstrates you have all the skills and training required for the role within the first half of an A4 sheet of paper?

  • Include a covering letter that overcomes any objections the recruiter may perceive from your CV?

  • Feel confident that you have researched the role and the company enough to impress someone who already works there?

  • Where the interview is taking place and how long it will take to get there?

  • Know the format of the interview and who will be attending, e.g. will there be tests; how many people will be present; will there be more than one interview?

  • Have some relevant questions lined up to ask the interviewer?

  • Are you happy and familiar with your CV and reasons for changing job?

  • Why do you want the job?

  • What has the company got to offer you?

  • What can you offer the company?

  • What are your weakest points and how can you sell them to an employer?

  • What examples of achievements in your work and private life best demonstrate your suitability to the role?

  • Why will you stand out from the other applicants?