Written by James Cheetham on 22nd July 2015
You're being interviewed for your dream job and the dreaded thing has happened, you've been hit by a competency based question that you didn't prepare for...well you can't say we didn't warn you!
Interview tips can initially appear to dictate the obvious, but when you have that checklist in front of you before heading in, it makes it much easier to structure your answers and prepare yourself.
So while you may think interviews are old hat to you, it's always better to be safe than sorry when preparing!
We've compiled our interview tips together here in a downloadable PDF ready for when that dream job surfaces and you're in need of getting mentally dressed to impress. Preparation is key!
Written by James Cheetham on 15th July 2015
After a week’s worth of secret meetings and the hashing out of negotiations, last week the Tories revealed in their budget that the BBC will now be covering the TV license fees for those over the age of 75.
Shouldering this fee inevitably lands the Beeb with a financial impact, with it being approximated at £250million by the time we get around to 2019.
To battle this, the government has agreed to allow the BBC to increase the usual £145.50 license fee in line with inflation and to also begin to modernise the license fee by incorporating catch-up TV services…it looks like EastEnders catch ups on the iPlayer may not be a free commodity for long…
It is of course good news to hear over 75s will not have to fork out for their TV license but another possible side effect will see the BBC having to make other major changes, with channels and radio stations under threat at the financial cuts.
The BBC Trust has already said this will have “some impact on the nature of the BBC’s services” and Director General of the BBC has been quoted as saying “I’m not saying there won’t be hard choices, there will be” in relation to the possibility of axing channels.
The week prior, the BBC announced 1000 job cuts due to the £150 million fall in funding as the number of people not paying their license fee continue to increase.
While these changes will begin to roll out over the next few years, they have agreed that the BBC will have full responsibility of the over-75s policy by 2020…so who knows…we could be in for another rehash in another 5 years…
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