“Be confident in the skills you bring to the table,” Wilson says.

“You should be able to summarise your key transferable skills and highlight why they’re relevant to a potential employer.”

3. Get ready for a video interview

You’ve used Zoom for work meetings and virtual drinks, but do you know how to make your personality shine in a video interview?

“Get comfortable with video interviewing, as many businesses currently hiring are making use of this rather than face-to-face interviews,” Wilson explains.

With this in mind, it’s wise to spend some time before your interview working out the platform your potential employer wants to use, and making sure you’re able to get your points across effectively. You may also want to move things around to create a nice backdrop.

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