Candidates
Making sure that we truly understand what our Candidates want in their future career, as well as having a real appreciation of what they have achieved, is vital. Having a thorough understanding of your career needs and aspirations is our number one priority and enables us to help you make the right career move.
Whether you are just starting out in your career, or you are a seasoned professional with many years experience in HR or Training, our team of experienced and qualified Consultants are best placed to help you.
When we have a suitable opportunity that matches your criteria, we will contact you to discuss the vacancy in detail. We will then submit your CV to the Client with your full knowledge and when you have given us permission to do so. We will keep you updated on all progress and give you valuable feedback at the appropriate times.
Once we have secured a position for you, we are able to help you settle into your new role by offering a Post Placement Mentoring service, conducted by an independent qualified Consultant for the first few months in your new role. This can be a useful support function whilst you are finding your feet in a new environment.
Ensuring that we are there for you at every stage of the process is part of our commitment to you, always there to offer support and advice whenever needed is our promise to you.
Continuing Professional Development
Please refer to our links page for contact details of colleges and universities in the Wessex area where you can study for CIPD qualifications, Masters programmes or other study as part of your CPD. Click here for our links page.
Top Tips for Successful Interviewing
- Research the organisation
- Think about likely questions you will be asked
- Listen carefully to questions
- Focus on what you can do for the employer
- Give examples to illustrate your assertions
- Quantify your achievements
- Be aware of your weak spots
- Make sure you can explain why you want to work for the organisation
- Prepare questions to ask
Building Rapport with the Interviewers
- Remember to focus on both what you say and how you say it
- Keep in mind that first impressions really do count
- Demonstrate that you can listen to the interviewer
- Use body language to good effect
- Be ready to make small talk
Be Ready for Common Questions
- Tell us a bit about yourself
- What do you know about our company
- Why do you want to work for us
- Why are you looking to leave your current job
- Why should we hire you
- What are your strengths
- What are your weaknesses
- Do you have any questions for us






