The first legs over then, you’re through the slog of CV tweaking and cover letter writing and you get the call. Now it’s just you and them and they already know plenty about you. Preparing for an Interview can be nerve-wracking but by following these tips you’ll give yourself the best chance at success. Plan Ahead You need to give yourself as much time as you possibly can, really eke out the dregs of an evening or an afternoon by starting as soon as you get the go-ahead. If you put in enough time, it’ll pay off. You can pretty much apply this advice to anything in life too. With prep, it will come. Locate Relevant Information The problem with all of this information you are likely to find is that not all of it will be relevant. Odds are that half the candidates going with you to be interviewed know when the company began, what they do and not much else. You need to realise that while you are joining a company a lot of it won’t even affect you nor have any relevance to the work you’re doing. Profile the job you’ll be doing for them and get ...

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