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Jo Banks

Jo Banks
Four top tips from my popular Building Resilience workshops, to help you build and maintain your resilience
Building Resilience Tips
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Getting into your network and telling people about your job search is a critcal part of job hunting. Up to 70% of roles are got through people whom we know. Therefore, you can't afford not to tell people that you're looking for your next position. For more top tips on CV writing, interview skills and job hunting, my FREE online Your Dream Job course is available. Click the link for more information: https://what-next.teachable.com/p/your-dream-job/
Finding Your Dream Job - Networking
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For virtual interviews, be mindful of your surrounds. How you display your room is an outward projection of your professionalism. If your room is untidy/cluttered, position yourself in front of a blank wall. Be mindful of any inappropriate pictures/posters that may be in view. Although recruiters/assessors shouldn't take your surroundings into account when making a decision... they do! For more of my top tips on CVs, interviews and job hunting, my FREE online course is available. Click here for more information and to sign up: https://what-next.teachable.com/p/your-dream-job-mini
Virtual Interviews - Top Tips - Watch Your Surroundings
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Prior to a virtual interview, you should check out that your know how to use the video conferencing platform, e.g. Zoom, MSTeams, FaceTime, etc. Practise with a friend beforehand so that you know how all the controls work. Also, make sure that your equipment is plugged in and fully charged. For more of my top tips on CVs, interviews and job hunting, my FREE online course is available. Click here for more information and to sign up: https://what-next.teachable.com/p/your-dream-job-mini
Virtual Interviews - Top Tips - Test Your Technology
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Although virtual interviews are typically less formal than face to face ones, it's still critical to present a professional image. Dressing smart/casual, e.g. collared shirt, blouse with brushed, neat hair is a must. What isn't acceptable is sportswear, baseball caps anything that could be considered too casult. Top tip, if you wouldn't wear it in the office, don't wear it for a virtual interview. For more of my top tips on CVs, interviews and job hunting, my FREE online course is available. Click here for more information and to sign up: https://what-next.teachable.com/p/your-dream-job-mini
Virtual Interviews - Top Tips - Your Appearance
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Being on time for a virtual interview is likely to make you late. Being late for any interview is incredibly unprofessional. Test out your technology beforehand and log in AT LEAST 5 minutes before the interview is due to start. You should be waiting for the interviewer, not the other way around. For more of my top tips on CVs, interviews and job hunting, my FREE online course is available. Click here for more information and to sign up: https://what-next.teachable.com/p/your-dream-job-mini
Virtual Interviews - Top Tips - Be Early!
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A great advantage in having a virtual interview is that you can have information around you and the recruiter won't necessarily be able to see it. Having prompts about your achievements on the wall behind your laptop/tablet/phone is a brilliant way to help you if you know you have a tendency to go 'blank' during interviews. Also having a copy of your CV in front of you together with your questions for them is a great way to help manage potential interview nerves.
Virtual Interviews - Top Tips - Your information
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Being confident talking on a conference call is a skill that you can learn and practise. Taking time to familiarise yourself with the platform the recruiter will be using for your interview is critical to success. Practising looking at the camera rather than the picture of yourself on screen is also vital to presenting a professional image. For more of my top tips on CVs, interviews and job hunting, my FREE online course is available. Click here for more information and to sign up: https://what-next.teachable.com/p/your-dream-job-mini
Virtual Interviews - Top tips - Practise Your Video Skills
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There are certain things you can practise before you attend an interview, such as being able to talk confidently about your career history (your CV) and your achievements in your current/past roles. For more of my top tips on CVs, interviews and job hunting, my FREE online course is available. Click here for more information and to sign up: https://what-next.teachable.com/p/your-dream-job-mini
Virtual Interviews - Practise Makes Perfect
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