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This week I trained employability teams at one of the UK’s biggest universities, watched several job seekers reach second interviews, and saw the same theme emerge again and again: disappointment. But interview rejection means something important — you were seen. And in today’s job market, that’s progress.

A job search isn’t about working harder; it’s about working smarter and changing course when things don’t work. This week’s Sprint showed the power of feedback, iteration, and accountability. If you’re stuck, it’s time to pivot—because course correction is the difference between “still looking” and “got the job.”

Got an interview lined up? Learn how to prepare like a pro, impress your interviewers, and turn the opportunity into a job offer.

Interviews can feel like a minefield of tricky questions, but there’s one that often catches people off guard—not because it’s difficult,...

Interviews can be daunting. For many job seekers, they’re the final hurdle between months of job searching and the career they’ve been...

Job interviews can be nerve-wracking. But with the right preparation, you can approach them with confidence and leave a great impression.