
Interview Tips
How to write a great CV?
- Keep it clear, structured, and no longer than 2 pages
- Highlight relevant experience and skills
- Use bullet points, avoid blocks of text
- Proofread carefully—no grammar mistakes
- Omit salary expectation
What to include:
- Contact details
- Education & qualifications
- Work experience (with dates, duties, and achievements)
- Skills (e.g. software, languages)
- Career goals and references
Useful tips for interviews
- Research the company beforehand.
- Arrive early, be polite, maintain eye contact and don't forget to smile.
- Show enthusiasm and ask thoughtful questions.
- Answer questions concisely but completely.
- Speak clearly, concisely, and formally, and avoid one-word answers such as yes or no.
Questions you can ask and expect
The ones you can ask:
- Why is the position open, who was the last person to hold it, and why did they leave the company?
- Who will be my supervisor?
- What will be my first task? Who will train me for the position?
- Are there opportunities for further education?
- What are the realistic opportunities for advancement within the company?
- Is there anything specific I should learn before starting?
The ones you can expect:
- Tell us something about yourself.
- What do you know about our company?
- Why are you interested in the position we are offering?
- Why should we hire you?
- How would you describe your personality? What do you consider to be your strengths and weaknesses?
- What is the reason for leaving your previous job?
- What motivates you? What will be important for you in your future job in order for you to be satisfied?