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Pinpointing Your Relatability in Job Interviews
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- July 24, 2024
It’s essential when going for an interview to discuss how you relate to the role you’re applying for. This alignment with the position and the company’s vision can significantly enhance your chances of success.
How do you ensure you’re making the right impression?
Highlight Project Relevance
Reflect on previous projects, pinpointing parallels to the position.
- Project Parallels: Identify and discuss similar projects you’ve worked on, this will paint of picture of how your past experiences align with the new role’s requirements.
- Success Stories: Share success stories that demonstrate your ability to contribute effectively to future projects, underlining your value to the company.
Aspirations Meet Company Vision
Find the links between your professional objectives and the company's trajectory.
- Professional Objectives: Clearly outline how your career goals align with the company’s direction and ambitions.
- Mutual Growth: Emphasise how your growth within the company will contribute to its success, creating a win-win scenario.
Know the Company
Understanding the company’s mission, culture, and upcoming projects is crucial.
- Company Knowledge: Research the company’s history, mission, and culture. Show your understanding of their work and how you fit into their ecosystem.
- Future Projects: Discuss how you can contribute to upcoming projects, indicating that you are forward-thinking and prepared to be a valuable asset.
Discuss with Your Recruiter
Talking to your recruiter can provide deeper insights into the role and company.
- Recruiter Insights: Leverage your recruiter’s knowledge. They can provide you with specifics about the role and the company that you might not find online.
- Guidance and Preparation: Use their guidance to prepare for your interview, ensuring you know what to discuss to highlight your fit for the role.
In-depth discussions during interviews are pivotal. They unveil a roadmap of your potential journey within the organisation and solidify your fit for the long haul.
How do you ensure you’re making the right impression? By clearly demonstrating how you relate to the role and the company, you show that you’re not just a candidate but a potential future colleague invested in the company’s success.

Hi, I’m Tom Evans, Associate Director at Streamline Recruitment and I am responsible for running the very successful CAD division in our London Office. Managing a very dedicated team servicing our long servicing clients for all their contract and permanent requirements. We recruit BIM Managers to...
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