It's the end of the interview.
You're almost at the finish line. And then...
“Have you got any questions for me?”
The answer's got to be a yes. You can't fall at the final hurdle.
To make sure you don't, read our list of the best questions to ask and you'll be ready to finish your job interview in style.
So, let's take it away!
Think you did pretty well at your job interview? That's great.
But after the interview, what did you do?
How so, nothing?
In that case, you passed up an opportunity to stand out from the crowd and maybe even cost yourself the job in the process.
What you should have done was write a thank-you letter after the interview, to make sure the selector remembered you.
Don't let any more opportunities pass you by in the future because of this.
Here you'll find everything you need to know about writing post-interview thank-you notes...
Looking to stand out from the crowd and get yourself noticed?
After all, it's what you need to do to get a job interview, right?
Well, having a perfect CV is not enough. You need to equip yourself with a cover letter, too.
But it has to be good – professional and well-crafted – otherwise you risk messing things up.
To help you get things right, here's our practical guide to writing an effective cover letter!
Learning from your mistakes helps you to improve.
Following good advice enables you to fine-tune and perfect.
But what happens when you both improve and fine-tune?
You'll find out when you read our two example cover letters:
So what are you waiting for?
You're within touching distance of the professional opportunity you've spent a lifetime waiting for.
There's only one problem...
First you need to hand in your resignation at your current job.
It's an often-overlooked fact that resigning from a position can in some ways be just as daunting a prospect as looking for a new one.
It means preparing a letter of resignation and informing your boss and your colleagues of your decision. And if you're doing it for the first time, you may also be unsure how to go about it.
Well, fear not:
Reading our guide will help you negotiate this difficult step in the best possible way.