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Interview Nerves – TheEmployable’s Top Tips
There are very few people who could claim to not feel at all nervous before a job interview. It is entirely normal to feel anxious in some way, and especially so if it is a job that you have your heart set on. The important thing though is not to let these nerves get in […]
Looking out for Graduate Schemes
Looking out for Graduate Schemes The current job climate requires that little extra to get ahead in life and things like internships, though good, do have their limits. Anybody graduating from university needs to be getting the correct training, whilst being paid at the same time and the likes of internships certainly don’t pay (most […]
The Super 8 – TheEmployable check out The Shell Young Entrepreneurs of the Year finalists…
And I can tell you….that this year’s winner…..in no particular order….is not…… Next Tuesday, the 8th November, 8 Super ideas will stand in front of a panel of respected judges to do their final pitch….The next day, in front of a packed live audience, the winner will be announced. No, it’s not some new reality […]
How to Answer “What is your Greatest Weakness? TheEmployable Interview Tips
How to Answer “What is your Greatest Weakness?… One of the more predictable interview questions that is often asked at interview is also one of the most dreaded by every interviewee. Yes, that old chestnut “ So can you tell me / us what is your greatest weakness? ” As a question it is asked primarily […]
Better Company Atmosphere or Higher Paying Job, that’s the question? Guest post by Susanna Cha
This is a guest post by Susanna Cha, currently writing on behalf of Guardian Jobs. Find graduate jobs in education, public sector, charity, marketing, arts and heritage, and social housing and care on Guardian Jobs. Better Company Atmosphere or Higher Paying Job, that’s the question? Difficult decision, right? I thought so too. Before going into this, I would like to […]
Self-Promotion Part 3: Introduce Yourself with Confidence – Guest Post Part 3 by Robin McKay Bell
Robin McKay Bell is a respected author and voice, on the subjects of Age and Employment. For the last two month’s Robin has been writing a series of blog posts, on the subject of coping with redundancy and the story you have to tell. Click here to read Robins other posts for TheEmployable. Check put Self-Promotion Part […]
Self-Promotion Part 2: Tell a Positive Story – A post on Redundancy by Author Robin McKay Bell
Robin McKay Bell is a respected author and voice, on the subjects of Age and Employment. Last month Robin started a the first of a series of blog posts, on the subject of coping with redundancy and the story you have to tell. Click here to read Part 1 and please read on if your […]
How to write a CV – some top-tips on what your CV really says about you…
How to write a CV – some top-tips on what your CV really says about you… If your CV is your shop window, then the obvious question is ‘what are you selling’ and ‘are your products on display?’ A little suggestive perhaps, but the truth is that as a recruiter, you spend no more than […]
Re-entering the job market – Job Search tips…
Re-entering the job market – Job Search tips… Just over 3 weeks ago, TheEmployable published its first e-book “How to Search and Apply for Jobs”…Now we offer you a sneak peek at one of the Chapters that we feature in the book; Niche Job-seeking advice, and in this article we concentrate on job seekers who […]
How to become a Bank Cashier
How to become a Bank Cashier? Here’s the basics to help you on your way… Qualifications Most UK based banks will expect you to have at least 4-5 GCSEs at Grades A-C including Maths and English. Additional higher level qualifications whilst beneficial are generally not expected for this level of role. Certificates in IT qualifications, […]
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