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By Ruby Giese

Two related questions that often trip up job candidates are “What are your strengths?” and “What are your weaknesses?” The first can be difficult simply because the interviewer is often looking for a specific answer, and the second because it seems to force you to say something negative about yourself. It’s possible for anyone to give a good answer to either of these with proper preparation, however. Keep reading to find out how. Continue reading How to Answer Interview Questions About Strengths and Weaknesses

By Tracy Wallbank

Do you know what to say when your interviewers asks if you have any questions? Do you know what questions you should ask or what if all your questions have been answered? You do not want to portray that you are uninterested in the company or the job position, but do you know what to say when they ask if you have any questions and all your questions have been answered during the interview. It is always good practise to try and ask at least two to three questions rather than merely saying “no” but you do not want to look foolish and ask a question which has already been covered in the interview. Continue reading How to Answer “Do You Have Any Questions?”

by John Mehrmann

Whether you are preparing to interview, preparing to be interviewed, or just interested in conducting a quick self-analysis, the following topics tips will help you develop a perspective. Continue reading Interview Questions – Things to Think About Before the Interview

by David Bain

The following article concludes the top 10 ways to ensure that you show good interview body language. Make sure that all the preparation you do for a job interview isn’t in vain. Your body language is key to job interview success. Continue reading The Top 10 Ways To Improve Your Interview Body Language – Part Two