Professional preparation for your job interview

Be prepared by experienced Psychometric experts:

Lack of preparation is the biggest, most common mistake made by job seekers when going for a job interview. Interviewing, and presenting yourself well in an interview is a skill; which is good news because preparation and practice will improve your skill level.

How we prepare you for your job interview:

1. Firstly, our experienced Psychometric test experts will give you a list of competencies relevant to your job. These competencies are what you are likely to be assessed on during your interview.
2. Then our experts will work closely with you to ensure that your body language communicates confidence and success to the interviewer.
3. Following this, our experts will work with you on how to answer competency based questions to ensure you demonstrate your full potential.
4. Then we will do full interview simulations and provide advice, guidance and feedback.

Effective preparation for your job interview can make the difference between getting the desired job and rejection.

Your job interview could be either before or following a psychometric test. (Click here to find out more about psychometric tests) Employers tend to use the interview as an opportunity for a one-on-one conversation exploring areas which were either identified in your psychometric test results or resume.

There is no one "best" way to prepare for a job interview. However, there are a number of important strategies you can utilise to ensure you enhance your chances of coming through your interview with flying colours.

One of the critical issues in preparing for your job interview is to understand the interview process. Identify a set of questions which you are likely to be asked and prepare great answers to all of them, also prepare a good set of questions which you can ask the interviewer. Remember the interview is your best chance to make a great impression.

Your initial preparation should include research about the organisation and the position you have applied for. Ideally you should also actually practice typical and targeted interview questions. This is where our interview preparation comes into its own. You will:

• Learn to identify what the interviewer will be looking for in your job interview
• Know how to prepare an effective pre interview checklist
• Understand the typical types of interviews such as screening interview, telephone interview, panel/group interview, behaviourally based interview, case interviews, situational interview and technical interview.
• Learn the principles of an effective interview
• Get useful tips for answering tough interview questions
• Receive a wide range of sample interview questions, organized by skill and function; with pointers on how to best answer these questions
• Understand what you should ask your interviewer
• Discover how to effectively close your job interview
• Learn how to address potentially discriminatory interview questions

The final preparation includes details of dress and appearance, the importance of knowledge of the location of the interview, what to expect, and protocols for follow-up.

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