When searching for your next challenge, it is always imperative that you know not only what you’re applying for but also WHO you’re applying to. Every interview preparation should include company research that goes beyond company statistics and achievements.
You see, knowing your audience is not only beneficial in terms of impressing the employers with your knowledge of their company. It will help you as you decide what job is right for you. Here’s the thing you need to consider when approaching a big research session!
When you approach the job application, you should try to get some information before you even prepare to send it. This is to ensure you are confident going forward, and could see yourself working in that company. So we recommend a little bit about where the company is now, what the job role you want to fill can achieve for your career and if you resonate with the company culture.
Getting too deep into company research is a big no. Get the bare essentials for the application itself, or else you have all that time spent on research where there might not be a reply. Study the job specification and what responsibilities you will have. Use a creative tone of voice if the role is creative, for example.
The initial application was a success, well done! Now begins the real work to get to know your audience and wow them with your career prowess. Here’s what to consider:
If you show your knowledge and enthusiasm through great research, the audience will be cheering for an encore!
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