Many candidates can struggle with a common interview question when they shouldn’t. It’s a line of conversation that provides them with a great opportunity to impress the person leading the interview. So let’s talk about the best way for interviewees to answer: “What are your strengths and weaknesses?” To be clear, there’s no correct answer to
Interviews are scary business. There’s no two ways about it. Sitting one on one with a total stranger while they fire questions at you, all the while worrying manically about how you’re coming across and whether you’re heading for another crushing rejection. It’s no one’s idea of fun. The process itself is daunting enough, but
The word ‘like’ has infiltrated our language. Reminiscent of a virus, arriving from across the pond via television programmes such as Friends and Keeping up with the Kardashians. ‘Like’ has grown from a trendy quirk to a full-on epidemic, threatening to simplify our vocabulary and our minds with every use. We all know a ‘like’
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