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Top Job Search Mistakes Looking for a job can at times be quite a lonely exercise. You may have the support of your family and friends but when it comes down to it, it really just involves you. And when you are doing something alone with little or no feedback from other people, it is […]
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If you have a business in the financial sector – you will of course know it’s a competitive market so it’s critical that you are doing all you can to outshine your competitors and make your mark. If you are a fairly new company – this is even more crucial. Here, we have listed some […]
Whilst it is clear that there are some definitive do’s and don’ts when it comes to writing your CV, as for actually how you submit your application to a prospective employer, well, that remains entirely your choice. We’re all familiar with the standard two or three-sheet A4 CV, and it’s something that most companies will […]
Top Job Search Mistakes Looking for a job can at times be quite a lonely exercise. You may have the support of your family and friends but when it comes down to it, it really just involves you. And when you are doing something alone with little or no feedback from other people, it is […]
Whether you are a school leaver looking for first-time employment, an unemployed job searcher, or you are currently employed but looking for a change, the fact is that prospective employers often look at candidates’ study history before anything else. However, choosing the right degree is just as important as having one. Let’s look at three […]
If you are someone who isn’t afraid to work at heights, likes being outdoors and doesn’t mind the sight of all that sap, then you might just be the right sort of candidate for a career as a tree surgeon. If this doesn’t sound like you then you are probably barking up the wrong tree […]
The late Steve Jobs once said, “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma – which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of other’s opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your […]
Redundancy. However you look at it, at first glance it’s not the best word to throw in someone’s direction. Say ‘redundancy’ and watch people squirm. However, post the ‘crikey is this actually happening’ moment and there are (and I write from experience) a few positive and possibly life affirming moments that you can take from […]
Whilst it is of course impossible to accurately predict what questions you are likely to be asked at a job interview, there are some top interview questions which do tend to be commonly asked in most, if not all interviews. Over the last few weeks, we have given some basic tips, advice and guidance on […]
When looking for a new job or career, it is important to give yourself every advantage in the marketplace. The first step in landing the job you want is to have a resume that employers will love. Beef up your resume with certifications that will make you stand out among the other applicants. By polishing […]
When you work either part-time or full-time but wish to also start a small business of your own to see where it takes you, then it can seem like you’ll have to climb a mountain to move ahead. Don’t be discouraged though as there are many skills from the employed world that are transferrable. Here […]
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