Interview Techniques
With a whole host of advice on job interview techniques, you’ll be able to get interview ready – fast. Whether you’re trying to figure out what the most common interview questions are, you want to know how to answer second interview questions, or you’ve got a competency-based interview coming up – you’ll find everything you need to nail your interview training.
Types of interview questions
Interview questions come in all shapes and sizes. Here are some of the most common types of interview questions (and our top tips on how to answer them).
What to bring to a job interview
From your CV and references to proof of right to work and thoughtful questions, here’s everything you need to bring to your next interview.
12 things you should never do at an interview
How can you ensure that you have an embarrassment free interview experience? Here are 12 things all interviewees hope they don’t do on the big day, and how to avoid them.
Psychometric testing: What you need to know
Not sure you’re up to speed when it comes to psychometric testing? From test types to prep tips, here’s everything you need to know.
Behavioural interview questions and answers
From handling conflict to missing deadlines, we cover the top 10 behavioural interview questions, with our advice on how to ace your answers.
How to deal with interview anxiety
Here are some of the best ways to battle job interview nerves and make sure you stay confident, calm and collected on the big day.
FAQs
How should I prepare for a job interview?
Good preparation is the key to a successful interview. Start by researching the company and understanding the role inside out. You should also prepare answers to common interview questions, and have a few of your own questions ready to ask them. For even more tips, check out our guide on how to prepare for an interview. Oh, and don’t forget to plan your outfit and route in advance—no one wants to turn up late and flustered.
How can I answer ‘what are your weaknesses?’
Ah, the dreaded weakness question. Honesty is the best policy here, but with a twist. Pick a real, minor weakness and explain how you’re actively working to improve it. For helpful examples, check out our article on how to answer: what are your weaknesses?. Showing self-awareness and a desire to grow will make any employer take notice.
What should I wear to a job interview?
Your interview outfit should be smart, professional, and appropriate for the company’s culture. It’s always safer to be slightly overdressed than too casual. For most office roles, business-casual is a safe bet. If in doubt, check the company’s website or social media to get a feel for their dress code. You can also read our top tips for interview outfits to feel confident and polished for the big day.
Is it okay to ask questions in an interview?
Yes, you absolutely should ask questions. It shows you’re engaged, interested in the role, and have done your homework. Prepare a few questions about the team, the company culture, or the day-to-day responsibilities. Take a look at the best questions to ask at the end of an interview for inspiration. Asking thoughtful questions can leave a lasting positive impression and help you decide if the job is right for you.





























































