Interview & Workplace
Starting a New Role: A Practical Plan for Your First Month
Use the first month in a new role to understand expectations, build working relationships and deliver useful work with appropriate support.
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Interview & Workplace
Preparing for a Group Discussion with Evidence and Active Listening
A group discussion is an opportunity to contribute useful reasoning while helping the group understand and complete the task.
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Interview & Workplace
Learning from an Unsuccessful Interview without Guessing the Reasons
Learn from an unsuccessful interview by separating known facts from guesses about the decision.
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Interview & Workplace
Following Up after an Interview with a Clear Professional Message
An interview follow-up should be brief, accurate and appropriate to the agreed process.
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Interview & Workplace
Preparing for a Video Interview: Setup, Communication and Accessibility
Prepare for a video interview by checking the actual format, testing communication and arranging a sensible fallback.
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Interview & Workplace
Choosing Useful Questions to Ask at the End of an Interview
Questions at the end of an interview should help you understand the work, expectations and environment while demonstrating thoughtful attention to the conversation.
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Interview & Workplace
Presenting a Take-Home Assignment with Clear Assumptions and Limits
Present a take-home assignment as a clear response to the brief, with visible assumptions, contribution and limits.
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Interview & Workplace
Practising a Technical Interview through Explanation and Problem Solving
Technical interview practice should develop both problem solving and explanation.
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Interview & Workplace
Preparing for Behavioural Questions from Your Actual Experience
Behavioural interview preparation works best when it starts from real experiences rather than idealised answers.
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Interview & Workplace
Answering an Interview Question When You Do Not Know the Answer
When you do not know an interview answer, be clear about the limit and show how you would approach the problem where the format…
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