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div class=’posterous_autopost’ pPreparing yourself for the job interview is a skill itself and one that many candidates over look when searching for that new role. /p pOften it is easy to dismiss the importance of the interview and the impression you make as you walk through the door, interact with people within the office, how you stand or sit and the research you have done beforehand./p pWhen returning to the workforce as a Mum it can often be daunting and scary to face the interview process so here are a few hints to make sure you have your toolkit with you:/p pbResearch:/b/p pCommonly overlooked good research and knowledge can often rank you hire than skills and know how. Research the company/agency you are interviewing with. If it is an agency find out what roles they specialise in, the clients they work with and how long they have been in the business. It not only shows you are interested in the job but in the recruiter as well/p pResearch and the ability to call on it in the view not only gives you confidence it shows that want to become part of their team and organisation and that the role is important to you./p pHave your documents ready. Take a copy of your CV or Resume. Make sure it is clear, detailed and up to date; include copies of your qualifications and a portfolio of work is also important if you have one. Presentation is important so make sure your documents are in excellent condition and you have a copy to leave with the interviewer if required./p pnbsp;bDress for the interview #8230;Read the full article /bbspan style=”font-size: 14.0pt;”a href=”http://www.hiremymum.com.au/membersarea/blog/view/id_64/title_Preparing-For-The-Interview-You-CAN-do-the-JOB/”Preparing for the job interview/a/span/b/p p style=”font-size: 10px;” a href=”http://posterous.com”Posted via email/a from a href=”http://hmmnetworks.posterous.com/preparing-for-the-job-interview-by-lindaeneve”HMMNetworks posterous/a /p /div

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