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London Job Search Training Course Online:
After many years researching different employers interview strategies, our team have developed an approach to job hunting that has been continuously tried, tested and refined. Over the next few years, we are confident in helping hundreds to improve their job interview techniques through our online training and one-to-one tuition. We believe that looking for a job can be a pleasurable experience, and much easier than we might think. By using the easy to follow techniques outlined within our free online course, you will undoubtedly learn for yourself how to get the job you want very quickly. The inevitable fast results will change your perspective towards job hunting forever.
Simply put what you have learnt from our online training into practice and you will see the results, and as your confidence increases, so will the job offers. The internet is becoming more and more popular. Recruitment agencies, as well as employers profiles, may be accessed via the web. Take advantage! We are only human, and there will be times when we feel pessimistic. But people generally prefer to associate themselves with those who are more optimistic and ebullient, and so it is important to be upbeat at all stages of your job search programme. Uphold this attitude once you have found your ideal job and your employers will know they made the right decision. Although we all have occasional bad days, remember why you wanted that particular job in the first place and remind yourself of all the benefits it has brought you. This will help you in your career trajectory and make your workplace a more enjoyable environment.
Start off by obtaining a list of about approximately 100 companies that you aim to work for.
Make a phone call to each company to establish the name of the manager/director or someone with the power to recruit.
Develop your telephone skills and prepare a telephone script to convice the employer to meet you for an informal chat/interview.
Practice the telephone script and answers to the possible telephone objections you may be confronted with.
Remember to sound assertive and authoritative.
Have an appointment book ready for any interview bookings.
Aim to spend between one and two hours on the phone a day, and monitor your progress.
Send a letter or email confirming an interview.
Be aware of your body language and dress professionally.
Analyse your curriculum vitae, and prepare an explanation for any gaps.
Prepare answers for the key interview questions such as 'Why do you want the job?' and 'Why should we employ you?'.
Make a list of your skillset to help structure your answers.
Remember to communicate the benefits and show a 100% positive disposition.
Make a list of at least ten questions to ask the interviewer.
Learn to 'close' the interviewer to get a decision at the interview.
Convert negatives to postives when having to tackle any objections.
Send a letter or email thanking the interviewer for their time, and include any further information they might find beneficial.