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How can you best prepare for your next interview?

Most people find that preparing for a job interview can feel like preparing for a big game – the more you practise, the better you perform! The butterflies, the anticipation, the nerves – they’re all part of the process that can push you to give your best performance. Here are some top tips to help you ace your next job interview:

1. Research the Company: It’s crucial to understand the company’s culture, values, and recent achievements. Browse their website, recent news articles, and LinkedIn page to gather insights. Knowing the company’s dress code can also help you decide how to dress appropriately.

2. Know Your CV Inside Out: Be ready to discuss any part of your CV in detail. This shows confidence and helps you link your experience to the job you’re applying for. It also demonstrates that you’ve made thoughtful connections between your past experiences and the new opportunity.

3. Practice Common Interview Questions: Classic questions like “Tell me about yourself” or “What are your strengths and weaknesses?” tend to come up frequently. Practice your answers to these and other industry-specific questions.

4. Prepare Your Questions: Have a few thoughtful questions ready to ask your interviewer. This not only shows you’ve done your homework but also that you’re genuinely interested in the role. Asking about team dynamics, company goals, and growth opportunities can provide deeper insights and demonstrate your enthusiasm for the potential role.

5. Relax and Be Yourself: Remember, the interview is as much about you finding the right fit as it is about the company finding the right candidate. Be genuine and let your personality shine through.

What are your top tips for preparing for an interview?

For more information about our latest vacancies, or to find out how South57 can support your business, contact us on 0333 344 6845 or [email protected].

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What to expect when driving on rural roads

Roads come in all shapes and sizes! And at times, LGV drivers will find themselves faced with driving on VERY rural roads! Roads like this can be very different from motorways – here’s what to expect when driving on rural roads.

The roads can be narrow! Narrow roads can make it difficult to see around corners and to pass oncoming traffic safely. And sometimes narrow roads can be deceptively so! Take it slow and use your height as a benefit to see over bushes where possible.

Subsidence. Rural roads are often the victim of less maintenance and given they are in less built up areas over time roads will subside, leading to potholes and uneven surfaces. Try to stay away from the edges of rural roads where possible but thankfully for most LGVs general potholes and uneven surfaces won’t cause too much trouble.

Mud. Oh yes! As rural roads are often used by tractors and other farming vehicles they’ll often pull mud onto the road, leaving surfaces slippery. In poor weather conditions take extra care when driving across muddy surfaces.

Lack of lighting and road marks. Rural roads have far fewer road markings and lighting than most urban roads and motorways, so be aware of this and stay alert when driving at night.

For more information about our latest driving jobs, or to find out how South 57 Recruitment can support your business, contact us on 0333 344 6845 or [email protected].

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