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Interview Boss

Welcome to Interview Boss hosted by sisters Emma and Sarah Smith. This podcast is all about providing advice, inspiration and support for job seekers.

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Sep 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    236: How to interview for the job you're already doing! (opens the original)

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    Have you ever been asked to reapply and interview for a job you're already doing? It can feel strange, and a little unfair, to prove you can do a job you've already been successfully doing. But while being the internal candidate gives you a major advantage, treating the interview like a done deal can be a risky mistake. In this episode, Sarah and Emma explain how to make the most of your insider knowledge and turn your experience in the role into detailed, persuasive answers. Because even if the

  2. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    235: Should you “link it back” to the job in your interview answers? (opens the original)

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    Have you ever been told to “link it back” to the job at the end of your interview answers? You know the kind of thing: you finish your example and then tack on a little sentence explaining how you’d use those same skills in this role. It sounds like decent advice. You’re trying to make a point about your transferable skills, and get your interviewers to imagine you in the job. In this episode, Sarah and Emma break down why “linking it back” might not be achieving what you want it to, and give yo

  3. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    234: When your industry doesn’t really “do” interviews (opens the original)

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    Does your industry treat the hiring process like the Wild West? Maybe resumes are optional, cover letters are unheard of and the “interview” is really just a chat with the boss. Just because it’s “just a chat” doesn’t mean a little preparation won’t help. Putting more thought into your resume, bringing a few stories to mind, preparing some questions or writing a genuinely personalised cover letter can help you communicate what you have to offer—without suddenly becoming stiff or overly corporate

  4. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    233: Can't Start a New Job Right Away? Here's What to Say (opens the original)

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    "When can you start?" is a simple interview question...but what if the honest answer is "It depends." In this week's episode, Sarah and Emma unpack how to have this conversation when factors like childcare, relocation or other commitments mean you can't give a straightforward date. Being upfront can feel risky, but it's often the best approach. We'll share how to set realistic expectations, explain your situation professionally, and give employers a timeframe they can actually work with. 🏀 Shoot

  5. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    232: Help! Someone From My Current Job Is On My Interview Panel! (opens the original)

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    POV: You finally land a job interview...then discover someone from your current workplace is sitting on the interview panel. 😳 What do you do? In this week's episode, Sarah and Emma unpack a listener's real-life government job interview dilemma, including whether to tell your boss you're job hunting, how to handle a familiar face on the panel, and why the best advice doesn't always come from the internet. 🏀 Shoot Your Shot - Shoutout to Eibhan! “Hi Sarah and Emma! I am about to finish my final y

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