Be prepared for your job interview!

Make sure you know the name of your interlocutor. Always good to google your interlocutor to see who you are dealing with. You may find interesting facts about that person and that way you can leave more of an impression on your conversation.
Study your own resume and make sure you can say something about each part of your resume. What were your responsibilities? What have you achieved? How did you manage that? But also why did you leave?

Bring a few copies of your CV with you to the interview and keep them to hand. This way you always have a copy for your interlocutor(s) with you.
Make sure you are aware of the ins and outs of the job and employer. What are the company’s mission and objectives? What are the current developments? It always feels good when you can say during a break or after the conversation: “I saw that you started a new project. How nice! How does that work?”

Know why you want the job and why you are well suited for the position. Listing your strengths and weaknesses can be very helpful here. When giving examples, alternate these with situations that are not directly in your CV.
Be on time: better 10 minutes early than 5 minutes late. This gives you the chance to analyze the day-to-day running of the company. If you don’t know how long it will take to reach the company, get there one or two days in advance as a trial.
It is also useful to apply for a VOG, because with such a statement you have something more in your hands and you are more sure of your case!

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