Nick Jones 
Job Interview Preparation is the one area where candidates spend the least amount of time. Candidates will often spend days or weeks perfecting their CV, contacting their referrals, using their network, however, when the job interview comes around, spend … Read More
Generally hiring managers are not great interviewers and will often focus on your technical knowledge rather than general interview questions. That said, you’re guaranteed to be asked the following three questions in every interview you attend. If you don’t … Read More
If you’ve just left school and are looking for your first job, your first task is to write your CV and Cover Letter. It is not a complicated process but will take some time and some thought. On average … Read More
Employment review sites are a very important part of your job search as they allow you to find out what a prospective company is like to work for. Too often career coaches meet candidates who have joined a company, … Read More
Imagine the scenario; you’ve been for a job interview which you think went well. You liked the company, and can see where the role will progress in the next three to five years, but how do you know if … Read More
Go to ten job interview’s, eight will start with the first question being “tell me about yourself”. It’s a great question to open up a discussion while allowing hiring managers to gain information in a short period of time. … Read More
Your CV has one sole purpose – it’s a twenty-second interview to see if you’re good enough to warrant a conversation or a face-to-face interview. If your CV is poorly written, you’re not going to be interviewed even if … Read More
If you send me your CV, I will give it a solid 20-30 seconds of my attention. This would involve a quick read of your profile, a glance at your positions and the companies you’ve worked for, and finally … Read More