I was privileged to be with an interviewer today.
Even if you are qualified for the job and have the ability, beware of these little foxes.

1. While interviewing, a lady was asked why she only spent months in her previous places of work, all she could say is Job satisfaction in terms of salary.
This is wrong, any interviewer that hears this would conclude you would do the same for the prospective company.
Advise, it is good to be loyal with a company, think of spending years and not months. Even if you have spent months, you may consider removing it from your Cv
, unless if it is an Internship or IT placement.

2. Your passion in the prospective job is determined from your previous job experiences and long term career goals which interviewers find easily to know.
Whatever job experiences you have must tally with the prospective job.
E.g It is wrong to put a teaching experience and banking experience together in your CV when being interviewed for a manufacturing company job.
NB: This may not apply to volunteering job experiences.

3. In Whatever way you have tailored your CV, always know that there could be a discrepancy when facing various interviewer(interviewers with their various ways of thinking). Learn to give a right answer to defend yourself when such situation arises. You get?

Making sense......... My teaching experience will still be on my CV for any job vacancy though.......which other experience I get fa?