The Elevator

The interview is over and the waiting game has begun. To boost your chances of success, you need to write an engaging follow-up email after your interview. Read our step-by-step guide on how to get this just right.

Keeping the hiring manager hooked is the great challenge of any CV. The summary is the best place to keep them intrigued. These writing tips and CV summary examples will have your potential employer truly engaged.

When it comes to the content of your CV, hobbies and interests will never be a top priority. It is, however, a worthwhile consideration whether they should feature. In certain circumstances they can add some personality to an application.

When you read a CV and consider whether to hire someone, you would hope to get a sense of how they get things done with others. A CV is not only a factual document — it can also shine a light on your interpersonal skills.

Making the most of the time that we have on this earth is one of the most basic human desires. Your productivity is also important to your employer. In this blog, we explore how to showcase your time management skills in an interview.

Hard skills can elevate your CV and land you more interviews. So, which should you include in your next application? Let’s take a look at 40+ examples in this guide.

What sort of a leader does your future employer need? Do you have the leadership skills to make the required impact? How do you help others on their career journey? Take a look at our leadership skills examples here.

Even if hiring managers don’t ask about your conceptual skills, at least in so many words, being prepared with examples is advisable. Being shortlisted for that interview could hinge on how well your conceptual skills come across in your CV and cover letter.

Showing your strengths for your CV is the best way to get ahead in your career. Our quick guide and 40 key strength examples will help you get started.

If you’ve been offered the role, you need to write a thank you email for the job offer. Let’s take a look at how you can craft it like a complete professional.

So, they asked the question: Why do you want to work here? Take a deep breath. Now, it is time to explain it in a way that impresses your interviewer.