We all feel nervous when we have a job interview. The thing is being on a panel of people doing the interviewing isn't much fun either.

You have 10 set questions for a council job in Parking. Most are fairly standard- but you get the same responses time after time- hence you end up concentrating looking for the unique things the person says. So you come out having done the interviews feeling like you've gone 10 rounds with a boxer. And remember, the interviewee only goes through it once. Yesterday I had 5 people to see.

Hence, the next time you go for an interview, remember, the interviewer will have to do the following.

1) Concentrate harder than Lewis Hamilton on a Grand Prix for up to 8 hours.

2) Miss any lunch, as interviews generally clash with a lunch break

3) Think they've found the person only to be blown away by other person

4) Try to remain fair at all times - even if by the end of the day, you've got a banging headache

5) Will have taken enough Vicks to stop the cold they have getting worse by the minute.

Therefore, I hate Interviewing. But telling a colleague they've been promoted after 3 years of hardslog is an excellent feeling . So it's not all bad.