How to... prepare for an interview

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Once you’ve secured that all important interview, remembering the motto ‘failing to prepare is preparing to fail’ will hold you in good stead. However how do you do it well and what are your interviewers likely to be looking for?

Even if you have been supplied with a detailed job specification you should take time to speak with the agency or human resources department that arranged the interview. Try to get as much information on the role but also on the person you are seeing and the company itself, wherever possible.

Sites such as LinkedIn are a good place to start. Having any knowledge about your interviewer is an advantage that you could benefit from, as people buy 
from people.

Being punctual, better 30 minutes early

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