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5 Interview Tips For Healthcare Workers

Friday, January 26th, 2018 | Blog
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No matter how much preparation you do, going to a job interview can be very nerve-wracking. Luckily, Kare Plus Redbridge are here to help you feel at ease with our 5 top tips to get you from interviewee to employee.

  1. Preparation

It may be obvious, but probably the best way to succeed in an interview is to prepare in advance. Before the interview, make sure you have read the job description carefully, ensure to prepare all your supporting documents and also fill any forms that Kare Plus Redbridge has sent you. Learn a little bit about the company because most importantly, you will need to make sure Kare Plus Redbridge is for you!

  1. Make A Good First Impression

The saying goes ‘you only have one chance to make a good first impression’ and making a good impression at your interview will make you stand out from the rest.

There are a few simple ways to make sure you make a good first impression in your interview:

Firstly, arrive on time. Make sure you arrive around 10 minutes before the interview is due to begin. If you’re worried your time keeping may let you down, why not give the journey a trial run a day or so before.

Secondly, smile - a warm and confident smile will give off a friendly character and make you and your interviewer feel at ease.

Last but not least, dress to impress! The way you present yourself can make you feel more confident, and if you feel confident on the inside, this will shine through to the outside!

  1. Have Good Body Language

Remember to give a firm handshake to your interviewer before and after the interview. When you are seated, sit naturally without slouching in your chair or leaning on the desk. Maintain eye contact with your interviewer so they know you are paying full attention, this also shows that you have complete confidence in what you are saying.

  1. Listen

Don't let your mind wander. Concentrate on the questions and don't be afraid to ask for clarification if there is something you don't understand.

  1. Ask Questions

Think of a couple of questions before going into the interview. An interview is a two way process so asking questions not only shows you are interested in the job, but the right questions can help you decided if the job is what you are looking for.

Good luck!



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