Provide solid examples of your experience and work to answer the interview questions. Flesh them out and demonstrate your problem solving ability, overall they should have substance.
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Be passionate and focused on what you want out of your career. Prove why you deserve this role in your application.
Graduate, Melbourne
Prepare some examples of leadership, problem solving and people management. Have several examples for each from different areas of your life. Don't be afraid to sell yourself. No doubt you have done amazing things that potential employers will love.. but they will never know if you don't tell them.
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Be yourself. Read and get to know as much as you can about your role and what you can offer to the position. Also pay attention to detail and don't provide standard responses.
Graduate, Melbourne
Have a clear understanding of why you're applying for the company. Also having a clear understanding of what the company does. (If you're having trouble getting your head around try and ask a current employee)
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Learn a little about the company and have good questions prepared
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Don't try too hard. It's obvious to employers that student's are trying to be "professional". Walk in with a smile, a straight posture and shake everyone's hand.
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Candidates can best prepare by doing their research, and thoroughly understand what the authority is, why they do what they do and also how they execute it. They are very open in their process so this information isn't hard to find.
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Learn the STAR method of answering questions in interviews.
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Learn the values
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Definitely gather as much info as you can about the company when preparing your application.
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Be honest and prepared to talk about why you want to work for government organisation instead of a public company.
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Ride the wave, it can be tedious but the end result far outweighs and small issues
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Do some research on the projects, it is helpful to understand these and some of what goes into bringing them to fruition. Definitely learn how to best present yourself in terms of key attributes and marketing/tailoring your experience to the role. Learn how to best sell yourself in a group interview environment. Efficiency is key
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I would recommend having a sound knowledge about the works, current projects, alliances and constant updates based around LXRA. If successful to making it to the assessment centre, let your gregarious personality shine! If you've made it here, you've got the grades already, now this is the part where you as an individual is chosen!
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Learn what the company does and know their projects
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Show that you are prepared to learn and step outside of your comfort zone. Also, be positive.
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Be honest, know about the organisation beforehand and their values.
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The online video interview can be quite confronting, so make sure you practice and think of questions they may ask ahead of time so you can prepare your responses
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talk to us about a time where you faced a challenge, and what did you do to overcome the challenge to progress" have multiple examples to the question above
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