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If you’ve been job searching for a while, it’s pretty understandable if you get disillusioned, frustrated and completely downbeat about the whole thing. If you end up doing the same thing week in and week out and yet still never manage to find a job, it can be disheartening. Like many other aspects of our […]
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Working on a construction site requires skill, training and experience. Not just anyone can throw on a hard hat and start laying bricks, work with electrics and manoeuvre large machinery. Years of industry training and accreditations are required before you can set food on a building site, however, even those who are highly experienced and […]
Top 5 Alternative Tips for the Proactive Jobseeker… The problem with job-seeking is that aside from doing many of the obvious things, after you have covered all the usual job-seeking techniques, you are left with the repetition, of doing many of the same things, over and over again to try and find employment. With this […]
Whether you’re at a networking event, trade show, or lunch meeting, business cards remain one of the quickest and easiest ways to trade contact info. But if you settle for “quick and easy” when it comes to designing your card, you could seriously damage your chances of ever hearing back from that person. People receive […]
Returning to education as a mature student can seem daunting and unfamiliar. However, online learning provides a convenient and easy way for adults to digitally revisit the classroom from the comfort of their own homes. If it’s been a while since you were a student, here are some top tips to help you gain as […]
5 Ways to Impress an Interviewer If you’ve been invited for interview, well done! In this particularly challenging jobs market, that’s no mean feat. Your CV or application form has served its purpose and impressed the employer so much that they want to meet you in person. Everything you do from here on in will […]
Established in 2003, LinkedIn now has over 364 million users in 200 countries and it generates the majority of its income by selling user details to recruiters. It’s easy to think that LinkedIn is just an extension to your recruitment database, and it’s likely that you will make some placements by treating it as such. […]
“I believe that people make their own luck by great preparation and good strategy.” Jack Canfield If you’ve been asked to attend a job interview now is not the time to start daydreaming about what that new job will be like. An interview is a sales pitch and you need to prepare in similar fashion. […]
How to get a job – that’s the question! Over the last year or so we have written many articles and found some many different resources to help you do just that and become more employable…However in saying that, sometimes you just want to find one article that lists all the resources and tips all […]
It may still be a pretty challenging jobs market, but that doesn’t mean that if you are offered a job, that you ought to simply say yes without weighing things up first. After all, if you have impressed an employer at interview and they want to offer you a job, they obviously think that you […]
Hands up who has ever done a mock interview? By ‘mock interview’ I don’t mean, that time you got a mate to ask you a few questions loosely related to your chosen field, and then giggled most of the way through your answers. I mean a real mock interview, one which mimicked as closely as […]
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