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Successful job interview in Cyprus

Julie

Hi,

passing a job interview in Cyprus can be a stressful moment, especially you are not familiar with the cultural and professional codes of the country.

How to successfully pass a job interview in Cyprus ?

What happens during the interview ?

What are the do's and don'ts during a job interview in Cyprus : what to say or not, what to wear, how to behave ?

Thank you in advance for sharing your experience with us !

Julie

See also

Finding work in CyprusSetting up a business in CyprusFinding work in NicosiaLatest updates in labor regulations in CyprusHow to get work as an expat in Cyprus
TheoK

Passing a job interview in Cyprus basically is the same as in any other countries.
Firstly l would like to categorize the job interview by job agencies and directly by someone in a business. Many applicants will be surprised by the multinational atmosphere in companies ..you might be interview by a non Greek-Cypriot.

The general idea is to keep a professional style. Wear something formal but not too much. Avoid excessive perfumes and make up. Do not get very excited and stressed. Make a plan about answering a personal question, take with you a copy of you CV in english, you don't have to get it translated in Greek, you might be asked about family or "is your girlfriend/boyfriend from Cyprus" Avoid answering such questions they might be trick questions.
In general terms there are no special things to notice and be prepared. Any web guide about interviews will help. After all use your instinct during the interview and self-confidence.
Best wishes!

Armand

Hi TheoK!

Thanks for your help ;)

Armand

Juya

TheoK wrote:

you might be asked about family or "is your girlfriend/boyfriend from Cyprus" Avoid answering such questions they might be trick questions.


Hi TheoK, I would like to know if employers don't like it if you have a GF/BF from Cyprus or is the contrary..? Can you please explain what you meant because I am always wondering about that.
What seems more serious and professional to them?