Enigin Advice

How to handle common interview questions

When a new position becomes available at Enigin we get a variety of candidates in for interview - some are very good at the interview, others leave a lot to be desired. So here some advice if you are facing an interview, at Enigin opr elsewhere.

If you are smart, you have already studied up on how to be great in an interview. You know what to wear, how to walk, and you studied the answers to the common questions. There are three questions, however, that are so obvious, so common that most people never think to study for them.

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Simple Steps to Energy Saving

Simple practical steps are part of the initial advice that Enigin and their Distributors offer to clients as they help them to save energy. Here is a simple list, but an important one.

Here are Ten Tips from the website www.MakeYourBuildingWork.com and emphasises practical solutions for business owners, managers and building operators to improve the and performance of their facilities.

Here are the tips to reduce energy consumption and costs in buildings.

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Enigin Connect To The World

Here at Enigin we realise how important networking is - nothing revolutionary in that thought.

Businesses have realised that networking is vital since the first trade or barter. If you wish to grow your business you need to connect with people who need and want your services.

The problem is often people do not know they need your business as they do not know you exist - hence they do not know they want it!

“Build a better mousetrap and the world will beat a path to your door” is plainly untrue - they need to know where that door is and they need to know you have invented a better mousetrap, hence the need for marketing and networking.

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Running and Energy Efficient Project

You may wonder, “Where should I start?”

Do I replace one piece of equipment or system at a time? Or, should I do a comprehensive upgrade of my entire facility?

The answer will vary depending on each individual business’ situation. The age of your current equipment and facility systems, your type of business, your local utility rates, your hours of operation, and your access to capital are all key factors in what level of upgrade makes business sense.

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