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New research conducted by CV Library found that 61.4% of under 18’s and 62.5% of those aged 18-24 are scared by the job seeking process. A major fear for job seekers is interviews with 9.4% avoiding turning up to an interview for fear of the unknown, 42.4% afraid of attending interviews and 39.9% are afraid of having to do an interview test or task. Therefore, Reperio compiled a list of top tips for job seekers who are preparing for interviews.

Well done, you did it! All your hard work has finally paid off and you are ready to begin your new job. This can be a daunting time in the first few weeks while you find your feet but we are here to help! Reperio has compiled a few simple tips to help you succeed in the first few months of your new job. 

An interview is not a one-way street, it is a conversation a conversation between the interviewer and interviewee. Interviewers not only expect answers to their questions, but they also expect questions from you. They want to get the impression that you have a genuine interest in the role you are interviewing for.

When writing your CV or updating your LinkedIn profile, you often focus on your technical skills to make sure people know you are the perfect fit for your dream job. However, often soft skills are overlooked and they are increasingly becoming more popular among hiring managers.

Jobseekers who are considering using recruitment agencies often ask questions such as 'What happens when I send my CV to an agency?' and 'How does the process work?' Therefore, we have provided an overview of how recruitment agencies normally work.

You have been working the same job, in the same industry, for the last few years but now you feel like it is time for a change. You may be looking for something more fulfilling, flexible or maybe you just want to change things up. You finally find the perfect IT role but you will have to take a pay cut if you accept, what do you do? Here are a few things you need to consider before letting a pay cut be your deciding factor.