Matthew Elliott

Cupid’s Crib Sheet: 5 skills to woo any Hiring Manager

  Further education Candidates looking to expand their knowledge through training or the learning of a new skill set will always be appreciated by recruiters as it shows that you are serious about your career. Teamwork makes the dream work Every industry needs people who understand how to engage with different personalities, ages and types of […]

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MG Meets Priyanka Rastogi, Senior Business Manager

When she’s not helping clients and candidates keep their recruitment process running with regular updates and quality, flexible solutions, she’s busy cooking the most delicious dishes on the planet! Here’s Priyanka’s thoughts on remote recruiting, staying connected with her work colleagues and her hopes for the future…  Firstly, how are you feeling? What’s it like

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Candidate Crib Sheet: how to craft the perfect cover letter

Need help crafting the perfect cover letter for your prospective employer? MG have you covered!  The cover letter is your opportunity to demonstrate that you are a well-informed, passionate candidate who has the knowledge and key skills needed to do the job. Firstly, if you want your cover letter to be read, you need to

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Candidate Crib Sheet: six of the best Qs to ask your interviewer

It’s always important to ask questions at the end of an interview – but which ones? Here’s a list of questions that’ll ensure you leave a lasting impression and get the job! ‘Is there opportunity for growth at your company?‘ Hiring managers want progression, not regression – so outline some key skills and ask if

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How to answer the interview question: ‘Why did you leave your last job?’

If  you’re interviewing for a role, I can guarantee you will be asked the above question. Below are example scripts of what to say, and more importantly, when to say it…   If you voluntarily leave a company: You may be leaving because your previous role was Internet Explorer-level awful, but positivity is key –

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