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  • Interview Red Flags Every Engineer Should Watch Out For

    Interviews aren’t just about proving you’re the right fit for a job—they’re also your chance to assess whether the company is the right fit for you. While every role has its pros and cons, certain red flags can signal deeper issues that could make you regret accepting an offer. At Thomas Lee Recruitment, we’ve worked with… Read More

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  • Applying for a job that is a stretch from your current experience.

    If you’re thinking about applying for a role that stretches beyond your current experience, this may help. For example, you might currently be a design engineer looking at a senior design engineer or management position and wondering whether you’re actually ready for it. A lot of people talk themselves out of opportunities before they even apply.… Read More

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  • Typical Interview Questions – How to answer them.

    This is an older video, but the interview questions haven’t really changed over the years. “Tell me about yourself.”“What are your weaknesses?”“Why should we hire you?”“Where do you see yourself in 5 years?” Most people panic because they think interviews are about having perfect answers. They’re not. A lot of interviews are simply about confidence, communication,… Read More

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  • How Sales people can SELL themselves in interviews?

    So, you’re a sales engineer. Congratulations, you’re probably pretty good at selling things. But how good are you at selling yourself in an interview? More importantly, how good are you at asking the right questions to land that job? Don’t worry, I’m here to help – hopefully. Let’s cut to it, Sales engineering is all about… Read More

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  • Thoughts for Job Hoppers

    One candidate archetype we never really talk about enough is the person who’s had 3–5 jobs in a relatively short period of time and is now struggling to get back on track. The standard advice online often says job hopping is a good thing. And sometimes it is. But sometimes it points to something else entirely.… Read More

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  • Retained Recruitment

    One thing all graduates need to know…

    One thing all graduates need to know. Your degree gets you into the conversation. After that, a lot of the working world comes down to attitude, communication, reliability, and whether people believe they can work with you. A lot of graduates leave university thinking the qualification alone guarantees a career path. It doesn’t. It gives you… Read More

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