The most dreaded time by a jobseeker is during an interview. Reason being that you don't know the questions you will be asked or the recruiters to interview you. Some recruiters are so warm and friendly such that you come out of their office whispering "Interviews are so much overrated! " Others 'throw' questions after questions leaving you with little or no time to answer and the experience are totally different. In all those two case scenarios, the objective of a job seeker is to ace the interview and progress to the next stage of recruitment. This can only be ACHIEVED through thorough preparations. "Prepare for an interview like it your last exam paper," so they say. Practice common interview questions like: Tell me about your teamwork and leadership experience, Tell me about a time you overcame difficulties, How do you expect to fit in with the culture here? What would you do if you found your co-worker acting unethically? How do you demonstrate business acumen in your daily life?
