Questions you should ask at the end of a job interview

After a 45–minute interview, the interviewer smiles and says, 'Do you have any questions for us?' Your mind goes blank. Sound familiar? It's tempting to say 'No, I'm fine' when asked if you have any questions. But that missed chance could cost you an opportunity. At the end of nearly every job interview, you'll likely be asked if you have any questions. At this stage, having a list of questions to ask your interviewer makes you look...

What to do when employers are not getting back to you 

Have you ever been ghosted by an employer after applying for a job? You've polished your CV, cover letters, and sent out your application. Each click of "submit" carries hope, then, silence. Days turn to weeks; inbox is still not buzzing with that long expected email. Falling into what's known as the "application black hole" is a common experience, one that often frustrates even the most optimistic job applicants. Silence from employers can...

What to do while unemployed – Part 2

You wake up and there's no alarm, no emails to answer, and no place to rush to. At first, it feels like freedom, then the silence gets loud. Periods of unemployment are challenging financially, mentally, and professionally; yet, they can also present an opportunity to reassess, grow, and strategically prepare for what's next. The job search process can be challenging. While you must focus on the job search while you're unemployed, it can also...

10 Dos and Don’ts For Your CV

We all know that first impressions matter a lot. Your CV is your introduction to potential employers, so it's essential that you get it right. Curriculum Vitae (CV) is a vital tool in your job search process. It serves as your personal marketing document, showcasing your skills, experiences, and qualifications to potential employers. A well-crafted CV can greatly increase your chances of being shortlisted, securing an interview and landing your...