The phrase "advice on interview" is not entirely correct; it should be "advice on interviews" or "advice for an interview." You can use it when seeking guidance or tips related to the interview process, typically in a job application context.
Example: "I would appreciate any advice on interviews to help me prepare for my upcoming job interview."
Alternatives: "guidance for interviews" or "tips on interviewing."
One summarised the peer's advice on interview technique as: "pull your pants up and look appropriate".
(from DWP Job Seeker's Allowance leaflet) "Sarah" has appeared in another government blog, called The Daily Job Seeker, offering practical advice on interview tips and techniques and information about Universal Credit.
The woman posing as 'Sarah' was also pictured in another government blog, called The Daily Job Seeker, which offers practical advice on interview tips and techniques and information about Universal Credit.
Instead, the 'Finding a Job' section provides basic advice on interview and resume-writing techniques, industry profiles, and a bunch of links to job search sites in Canada.
Dear CareerDoctor,I've just started applying for jobs again and have found lots of advice on interview technique, but I want to prepare for rejection and get a better understanding of why I'm not successful straight away if this happens to be the case.
If you want some guidelines on more formal approaches, look at a previous Tooling Up column that offers advice on interviewing skills.
So Ms. West Eckhardt's advice is to "interview, interview, interview" brokers.
Ms. Welsh said their consultants offered advice on applications, interviews, course selection and extracurricular activities.
He also gave them advice on job interviews and got a standing ovation after giving a speech at the prison's African-American history day.
Instead, employers gave their top advice to interview hopefuls on website Quora.
This month I'd like to offer some advice on just one element of interview day: the Human Resources (HR) interview.
