Mastering the STAR method can significantly boost your interview performance, allowing you to provide structured, compelling, and relevant answers. By focusing on the Situation, Task, Action, and Result, you will not only highlight your skills but also demonstrate your ability to reflect on past experiences and apply your knowledge to future challenges. With thoughtful preparation and practice, you’ll be well-equipped to handle any behavioural interview question confidently.
The UK graduate employment market Employers are still hiring despite the economic downturn and the forecast is that the demand for graduates will continue to increase in the coming years. The job market for graduates currently is strong and according to the UK...
In the Autumn of 2019 when my daughter called me from Paris to tell me that she had no idea what she wanted to do in the future, little did we know that the sparks from that conversation would guide her next 5 years! She was completing a six-month work placement and...
I was once afraid of people saying, “Who does she think she is?” Now I have the courage to stand and say, “This is who I am.” ~Oprah Winfrey Many people find it challenging to articulate their value. Yet knowing your value removes fear and uncertainty, unlocks doors,...
When we set ourselves goals, we’re energised by the prospect of the reward once we achieve them. But the problem with goals is that they focus our minds on the end result rather than the process, and the process takes both time and patience. When we don’t see...
The career change overwhelm If you're feeling trapped and unhappy in your current job then you might be wondering if you should change career. You may have spent Sunday afternoons on LinkedIn looking for inspiration or turned to the employment pages in newspapers...
Are you trying to find your ideal career?
Think about it as an exploration Exploration removes the burden of decision-making and allows you to be playful and curious. In addition, as you explore, you can gather the data you need to make informed choices. With each informed choice, you’ll make another step towards work that you’ll find fulfilling.
"Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors." (African proverb) Life decisions are hard. Considering a career change is one of those decisions and it can be daunting. We're hardwired to resist uncertainty, and this can lead to procrastination. Fear and anxiety can seize...
Success, motivation, and happiness at work come from the feeling that what we do is contributing to something bigger than ourselves. We want to feel in our element, feel present and engaged, feel supported, comfortable, and confident in our expertise. We thrive when...
New ideas, new insights and new possibilities come from filling your life with new experiences. These might include meeting new people, going to new places, or beginning a new exercise class or hobby. When faced with the desire to change career, over thinking is...
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