Tips and Tricks for Applying

Ace your interview

Stand out in the hiring process with these simple yet high-impact tips. From tailoring your resume to showcasing your strengths and being authentic, these strategies will help you make a lasting impression on potential employers. Follow these steps to increase your chances of landing the job.

Do your research
Come prepped knowing as much as possible about the company. We're talking, mission, values and recent projects. By having a deep understanding of their goals and culture, tailoring your responses and demonstrating a genuine interest should come easy. This extra effort and knowledge will make you stand out as a well-prepared, enthusiastic candidate.
Study the role
Take time to fully understand the job description. Your resume should be tailored to the specific role to highlight any relevant experiences and skills that directly relate to the position. This shows that you’re attentive and prepared. It also saves the recruiter time sieving through irrelevant information.
Showcase your strengths
Identify two or three key strengths that align with the role and be ready to give examples. The ability to describe specific examples will make your skills more memorable and credible to the interviewers.
Be yourself
The recruiters want to get to know the real you, so put your authentic self forward. Don't just tell them what you think they want to hear. Companies look for candidates who will gel well with the team, so it's best to be genuine upfront.
Ask thoughtful questions
Prepare questions that show you’ve researched the company and want to understand its goals and culture. This shows initiative and curiosity, both of which employers value.

Dos and don'ts

Admitting to having a weakness

Do. Acknowledging a minor weakness and showing improvement is professional and honest. If you don't have a credible answer to the question 'What are your weaknesses?' then you may give the impression of being inauthentic or lacking self-awareness.

Memorising your answers

Don't. It’s ok to prepare for questions to be asked, but it's also important to avoid your answers sounding rehearsed.

Not asking any questions

Don't. Thoughtful questions show genuine interest and curiosity about the role and company.

Emphasizing unique skills

Do. Focusing on unique, relevant skills shows why you’re the best candidate.

Asking about growth opportunities

Do. Asking about growth shows ambition and a commitment to the company’s future.

Exaggerating your experience

Don't. Be honest about your experience: authenticity builds trust with interviewers.

Focusing on the negatives of your last job

Don't. We do encourage you to share your experiences with us, but even if you had a negative experience, try to focus on what you learned from it.

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