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The past 18 months has seen the way workplaces run change dramatically. A huge portion of the population currently works from home, meetings are more often virtual than not, and programs of all descriptions have adapted to be online… as has interviewing! Many job interviews are now conducted virtually using the likes of Microsoft Teams,

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Writing a “Thank You” email to an interviewer after an internship or job interview is one of the easiest yet impactful things you can do. Not only does it make you stand out against other job candidates, but it also gives you a chance to reiterate your interest in the role. It sounds so simple,

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So you have submitted an application for a job online and before you get the chance to let out a sigh of relief the phone rings. It’s the recruiter and they are asking if you can attend an interview with the hiring manager. Brilliant. The interview is happening in 48 hours. 2 days. What!?!? Don’t

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We’re told from a young age that we should be honest – with our friends, with our parents, and with our partners. Being honest at work and in interviews is recommended too, and not just from the perspective of ethics. Everyone knows that it’s important to impress an interviewer if you want to have any

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As part of the Performance Education Professional Year program, students are placed into an internship. Our consultants take into consideration students’ training needs, career goals and experience, then match them into a suitable internship placement. After a one-on-one consultation, students take part in interviews with host companies. This can be a nerve wracking time for

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When applying for jobs and internship opportunities, it is not only important to have a professional resume, cover letter and email address, but also an excellent telephone manner. In a highly competitive graduate market even something like an unprofessional voicemail message could mean the difference between you getting selected for an internship opportunity or being

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A smile can go a long way. Imagine a world without smiles – it would be such a dull and boring place. The workplace can be fast paced and stressful. A simple smile and a positive ‘can do’ attitude can reduce stress and make the workplace a more pleasant environment for everyone. During my time

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You have been called to an interview, your heart is pounding and you are starting to get anxious. Research shows that non-verbal communication plays an important role in the interview process. Many hiring managers form a lasting impression within 90 seconds, even though the average interview lasts for 40 minutes! Your body language can affect

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