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Perhaps you’re not happy in your job and you’re actively hunting for a new one.

Maybe you are unemployed and desperately seeking any kind of work.

Whatever your situation, the biggest barrier to getting the job of your dreams is, of course, the interview.

It may be that you’re a complete natural when it comes to interviewing.

Let’s face it, though, most of us aren’t.

More and more people these days are turning to an interview coach to increase their competitive edge.

Ask yourself the following questions…

•  Do you get plenty of interviews but seldom get a job offer?

•  Do you find the thought of interviewing makes you nervous?

•  Are you struggling to project confidence in an interview situation?

•  Are you out of practice having not interviewed for a few years?

•  Is your situation irregular? Have you had lots of short-term jobs or perhaps even been fired?

•  Is the interview you have lined up particularly important to you?

•  Are you receptive to feedback and prepared to learn new skills?

If you find yourself answering “Yes” to the above questions, you might be a great fit for our interview coaching.

Here at Careers by Design, we’ll help you through all the usual mechanics of interview tactics which we’ll outline below.

We have 16 years of experience in the field and you can directly benefit from this.

Beyond this, though, our evidence-based and holistic approach to interview coaching will draw out the very best in you.

By offering you all the usual interview strategies without overlooking the emotional aspect that’s key to confidence on the day, we’re here to ensure you make the change you need in fine style.

A core part of our interview coaching will be putting your skills to the test with mock interviews.

Why is practicing so important though? Here are 5 ways in which mock interviews can work wonders…

If you undergo interview coaching, what you learn can be distilled into 5 key areas:

•Be Prepared
•Look The Part
•Relax and Project Confidence
•Don’t Overlook Body Language
•Practice Makes Perfect

Be Prepared

It’s essential that you’re fully informed about the role you’re interviewing for.

The job description and ad should make what would be expected of you clear.

If you are also clear, clear about how you could perform those duties successfully, you’ll increase your chances of landing the job.Beyond job-specific preparation, you should also look into the company.

This will show you’ve done your homework and will also provide you with some relevant questions to ask.

Fail to plan, plan to fail. Nowhere is this truer than when it comes to interview preparation.

Look The Part

Sometimes, the obvious needs to be stated and dressing appropriately for the interview is a must.

Wearing subdued and formal business wear is a safe bet.

An interview is no time to show off your penchant for trendy fashion.

First impressions count for more than you might think.

Dressing the part also helps with confidence which leads to our third general interview tip…


Relax and Project Confidence


Although an interview might be a stressful situation, you need to relax.

This will help you to project confidence and allow you to showcase the best version of yourself.

Look at an interview as your chance to see if the job is the right fit for you.

By flipping the usual dynamic of wanting a job or needing a job on its head, your confidence will get a natural boost.



Don’t Overlook Body Language


While what you say is crucial, non-verbal communication is also central to how you come across at interview.

Speaking clearly and at a suitable speed along with open, communicative body language can play a small but important role in landing you the job.


Practice Makes Perfect

As we outlined above, there’s no substitute for mock interviews with your coach. We’ll drill you so that by the time the actual interview comes round, you’ll feel like it’s the most natural thing in the world.

We have you covered so that you're best prepared.  
Complete our intake form which you'll see when you're booking in for your first session.  Answer all the questions to the best of your ability and upload a current resume.  Your coach will review everything before you meet so you can rest easy that you'll get the most out of the service.