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The Power of Knowing Who's Interviewing You

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The Power of Knowing Who's Interviewing You

The Power of Knowing Who's Interviewing You

At Breagh Recruitment, we’re committed to helping construction professionals succeed – both on site and in the interview room. Every month, one of our expert consultants shares valuable advice to help you navigate your job search with clarity and confidence.

This month, Stephen, our specialist in mechanical and electrical recruitment, shares a simple but powerful insight: why it’s essential to know who will be interviewing you – and how that small step can have a big impact.

From understanding your interviewer’s background to tailoring your responses based on their role, Stephen explains how a few minutes of research can help you stand out, build rapport, and approach your interview with more confidence. Whether you're applying for a site-based role or a senior M&E position, this advice will help you leave a lasting impression.

📌 Ideal for: Electrical Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Site Engineers, M&E Coordinators, and professionals preparing for interviews in the construction and engineering sectors.

👉 Watch now to sharpen your interview prep, personalise your approach, and take the next step in your career with confidence.

 

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