Rob Coulter

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2,953 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 14 Aug

Rob Coulter’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 6 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 2.

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My mate wrote it for me.
He's like, yeah, it tells.
You need to do more research before you walk into the room.
He's like, we like you as a person.
We think you would fit here, but we cannot give you the position based on you don't know enough about what we actually do in the first place to be there.
And that clarity to start off with is like, you could have fixed all of this with your last couple of questions.
don't wait like do your research before you walk into the room not try and figure it out as you're going through it and it's like yeah of course 19 year old me didn't realise that at the time it's like I probably should have worked out the acronym like straight off the bat but it is that sort of stuff where you know when people walk in prepared yeah
It comes across straight away that, okay, they've got this.
The nerves are still there.
There's a little bit of apprehension still, but they don't get to that point where they're kind of on that fact-finding mission in the interview.
They've already got that information.
And so I think that real clear, concise clarity around it matters.
And that comes back to the position description.
Do you know what you're applying for in the first place?
Is this, say, in the coaching context, a head coaching role, an assistant coaching role, a development coach role,
What are the difference between the three?
Don't just go, oh, I'll apply for all of them because I'm happy to go anywhere.
Well, that probably shows that you don't really know what you're about in that.
So there's going to be a level of self-awareness there, I think.
Yeah.
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