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Candidate Tips
Straight-talking advice from the FT team — how to sharpen your CV, walk into an interview with confidence, and get the most out of temporary work.
Writing a CV that gets you noticed
Your CV has one job: to earn you a conversation. Recruiters and hiring managers skim — often in seconds — so make the important things easy to find. Keep it to two pages, put your most recent and relevant experience first, and lead with what you actually did, not just your job titles.
If you’re applying through FT, don’t worry about making it perfect. Send us what you have and one of our consultants will help you tighten it up for the roles you’re after.
Interview preparation
An interview is a two-way conversation, not an exam. The employer wants to know you can do the job and fit the team; you want to know the role is right for you. A little preparation is what turns nerves into confidence.
Before the day, read the job description again, look the company up online, and think of two or three real examples that show your experience. If we’ve arranged the interview for you, ask us what the client is really looking for — we’ll always brief you honestly.
Making the most of temporary work
Temporary work is one of the fastest ways into paid work — and often a foot in the door to a permanent role. It gives you flexibility, variety and a chance to prove yourself on site. Treat every shift like an extended interview, because that’s exactly how the best employers see it.
Turn up on time, ready to work, and keep in touch with your FT consultant. Reliable temps are the first people we call when the good jobs come in.