✅Quick Tip #20: Engage the Interview Panel Smartly
When responding, direct your answer to the person who asked the question while maintaining respectful eye contact with the rest of the panel.
✅Quick CV Tip #18 – Use Keywords from the Job Ad
Please read the job ad carefully and mirror the language they use. Example: If the ad says “youth engagement,” make sure your CV also says “youth engagement.” Why? It shows… ✅Quick CV Tip #18 – Use Keywords from the Job Ad
Client Story: How Michael S. Gained Confidence and Landed Interviews
At StepsUp Careers, every success story is a reminder of why we do what we do. Today, we’re sharing kind words from Michael S., a recent client who came to… Client Story: How Michael S. Gained Confidence and Landed Interviews
✅ Quick Tip #16 – Stay Professional Until the Very End
Sometimes interviewers seem warm and friendly — even hinting that you’re the top choice. But don’t let your guard down too early… ⚠️ A tricky final question can still catch… ✅ Quick Tip #16 – Stay Professional Until the Very End
✅ Quick Tip #14 – Uplift Yourself Before Interview Time
🧠 Before the interview:🔹 Speak kindly to yourself🔹 Remind yourself of 3 things you’re proud of🔹 Visualize walking in with calm, confidence, and clarity🔹 Avoid negative self-talk like “I’m not… ✅ Quick Tip #14 – Uplift Yourself Before Interview Time
✅ Quick Tip #13 – Avoid a Long Cover Letter
Think of your cover letter as the “Tell us about yourself” question. ✍️ Be a focused storyteller — not a rambler.🔹 Stick to one page🔹 Start with why you’re interested… ✅ Quick Tip #13 – Avoid a Long Cover Letter
✅ Quick Tip #12 – Make Your CV Easy to Scan
Recruiters skim CVs in seconds. Make their job easier by using 5–6 bullet points under each job title. 🔹 Focus on actions and results🔹 Start each point with a strong… ✅ Quick Tip #12 – Make Your CV Easy to Scan
Quick Tip #11: Cover Letter
Being a team player is a key skill to highlight in your cover letter. It shows you can work well with others—an essential part of any workplace!
💡 Quick Tip #10 – Cover letter? Transferable Skills
Be confident and highlight all your transferable skills relevant to the position you’re applying for. Tailoring your skills to the job shows employers why you’re a great fit!
💡 Quick Tip #9 – Cover letter? Start strong.
Don’t say “I’m writing to apply for…” — they already know!Start with impact: “With over 5 years of customer service experience, I help teams deliver fast, friendly service that keeps… 💡 Quick Tip #9 – Cover letter? Start strong.