Hi gang,

Ahh kids, children are the future but check out these kids who are stealing all the now.

This little happy chappy is Leonardo Panayiotou and why is he so happy? Maybe it's because he's just landed a 15k a year contract by a major racing company. Oh and he's 4 years old. How annoying is that? It shouldnt be that easy to land a job.

Oh but wait it gets easier apparently. Leo Aguero is about to be offered a professional football contract by Spanish team Atletico Madrid. How old is he you ask? Well little Leo is at this moment in time chilling out in his mother's womb. His mother happens to be the daughter of football god Diego Maradona and his father happens to be the Argentinean sensation Sergio Aguero (Pictured Below).

I'm pretty sure that I am better at football than that womb kid so the question is, where the hell is my professional contract?

That’s it for today.

Oh an by the way If you didn’t guess, I was pretending to be an English speaking German person today.

Auf Wiedersehen

Hola, (Im Spanish this week)

This weeks topic is the prospect of attending the dreaded Interview. I know what you're thinking, you're thinking "What gives this Spanish guy the right to tell me about interviews?!" Well fair point that's a great question, well done.

In my life I've had 3 interviews, I know I'm not sure how I managed to fit them all in as well. But I'll have you know that out of those 3 I got 2 of the jobs, so 66% is a pretty good ratio and also I'm not bragging but I was offered the third job and turned it down (alright a little bit of bragging).

One of my interviews which was an hour long, first involved five minutes of introductions and small talk and then 55 minutes talking about Call of Duty so I guess all those hours weren't wasted. I left the interview advising the interviewer to try throwing C4 at terrorists' heads (100% the truth). So maybe try that.

The other two interviews are probably more useful (although equally succesful, again not bragging). I think the secret is to prepare. Read up on the company, look at the history of it. I also found commonly asked interview questions on the web somewhere and so you can prepare answers. Try not to be repetitive with your answers, if you have used your previous job as an example of experience try using university or school or just general life experiences as it shows versatility.

Also I think luck plays a part, sometimes there are some people you just won't get on with and some you will. Just be confident, prepared and oh look nice.

Gracias, Adios

Spanish Will