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At Debbie Burbage Recruitment we have previously discussed the correct thing to do in a job interview but we also think that it is important to understand what not to do in a job interview. Take a look at the tips below so that you know what not to do at your next job interview.
Submit Your CV Online Allow companies to get in touch with you personally by registering your CV online but be selective where you post your CV and consider if your current employer recruits directly they may find your CV on line . If you have a generic CV which you can submit to a number
Although with time we are becoming increasingly independent, we still work better as a team. Take cleaning the house as an example; it gets done quicker and more efficiently when there are more hands to help. This is the same with any job or project in the workplace, the more people that there are to
“To Fleur and all the team at DBFR, thank you so much for all your support. I’m so pleased I came to you. Kind regards Natalie”
At the beginning of a New Year it is important to look at what we can do to make changes for the year ahead. Statistics have shown that those that work in an office environment find it hard to keep fit and stay healthy. At Debbie Burbage Recruitment we think it is important to stay
A New Year means a fresh new start for many. It is that time of the year that you can make a plan of what you want to achieve throughout the year and make some New Year’s Resolutions to help guide you throughout the year. Popular New Year’s Resolutions are to lose weight, to stop
If you are one of the lucky ones that gets a nice long break over Christmas, then why not use your time wisely and have a look for a new job for the New Year. The New Year is all about starting afresh and setting new goals and challenges for yourself, so why not start
So you have been through the nerve racking interview process and after what seems like an age of waiting for the phone to ring you receive the long-awaited job offer. After accepting the position you will be full of excitement at this new opportunity, jumping for joy and celebrating with friends and family. Most of
You’ve been through the job interview process, answered all of those difficult questions as best you could and a week later you find out that you were unsuccessful – it happens to the best of us. So, what do you next? As difficult as it may seem, instead of feeling down about it and looking
Tailor Your CV to Each Application Let’s face it, many of us fall into the common trap of putting together a generic Curriculum Vitae and then attaching that same CV to many job applications. Although you may well be applying for the same job role with the same job title, no two roles will ever