Thursday 8 August 2013

Not sure you want to go to the interview? Not sure it is the right job for you?

You have sat down to prepare for an interview. You have printed off the specification, looked at the advert, checked the Linked In profile of the interviewer and researched the company on line.

And then you’ve had a nagging doubt… Is this the right job for you? Yes you were sure about it 2 weeks ago when the recruiter first caught you at lunch on a bad day at work and it all sounded great but now… You’re just not sure.

What do you do?

Talk to friends and family? Talk to the recruitment consultant? Perhaps you are even lucky enough to talk to someone who has worked for the business previously. No doubt there is a lot of temptation to pull out.

But before you do here are a few thoughts.

An opportunity
There are plenty of occasions when individuals have been offered more money, different roles and permanent jobs (which no one knew about) on the basis of their performance at interview.

Is it really wise to pass up on a golden chance to meet a future employer because you’re not sure that the job/company is right for you?

Why guess?
At the moment you are thinking that the role is not right but you are still taking time to research the role and company and speak to all sorts of people about it.

Why not meet with the person that can actually answer your questions, see the whites of their eyes and judge for yourself?

You have been chosen.
If you have some doubts about being suitable for the role don’t forget that the interviewer wants to see you. They could have chosen others to interview but they chose you once they considered your CV, skills, qualifications and experience.

Saying YES to an interview does not mean saying YES to a job offer
Remember the interview is a 2 way process. You should be interviewing them as much as they are you and just by going to an interview you are not saying you will automatically accept the role on offer.

Once you have been for the interview you might change your mind but at least you wont be guessing. You will have some information with which to make your mind up.


Yes you don’t HAVE to go to the interview but if you can then surely you should. What have you got to lose? What is the worst thing that could happen?


Don’t think it’s not right. Don’t not be sure. Go and see and know.


                                                           

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Tuesday 6 August 2013

HR Briefing from Wright Solutions : August 2013

This Briefing is posted by us to keep our clients (exisiting and prospective) suitably updated about Developments in HR, the jobs’ market, forthcoming events and our news.
 

COMMENTS, BLOGS AND ARTICLES 

Bring Back the Human in HR & Recruiting
Recruitment: beware the rejects revenge
4 Tips for Managing your Manager
Women Matter [VIDEO]
How to Reward Your Stellar Team
 

These are highlights from our Flipboard Magazine. 

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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY 

19 Sept  :  Why does every Recruiter Hate their ATS
24 Sept  :  CIPD Coaching Conference
1 Oct  :  National Minimum Wage Increases
1-2 Oct  :  World of Learning Conference & Exhibition
6 Nov  :  CIPD Annual Conference & Exhibition

Please note that these are not Wright Solutions events. We thought they looked interesting and worth your consideration.

RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES

HR Business Partner (National): A professional and credible HR Business Partner. She has some large business experience but has also worked in smaller divisions so can easily fit in to either. Has good experience of being part of a Senior Management Team and influencing commercial decision making and is also strong on ER and Operational HR. CIPD qualified, immediately available and happy to travel. £40-45k.

L&D Business Partner (Midlands): Experienced and credible and used to dealing with staff at all levels in a Professional Services environment. Has the ability to speak the language of the operational stakeholders, earn their trust and make an impact as a L&D Consultant. A key feature of her work recently has been developing learning to aid New Business generation. Immediately available and used to travel. £40-£45k.

For full CVs or more details please call us on 0121 222 5599.

If you are looking to recruit at any of the levels above or have other more specific vacancies to fill call us on 0121 222 5599 to discuss the specification with us. Email info@wrightsolutionsltd.com

KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH WRIGHT SOLUTIONS 


  • We continue to list Featured Jobs on our Facebook page. (Like Us to keep abreast of newly posted roles).
  • We have recently launched a monthly Candidate Notes blog. If you are actively looking for work or a happy Passive Candidate these will keep you up to date with developments in the jobs’ market.
  • In addition to LinkedIn we can also be found on Twitter @WrightSol_HR.

 


We hope you will continue to find these Briefings of interest.

We are constantly looking to improve the service we offer and would be grateful for any feedback.

Regards

The Wright Solutions Team.