by admin | Apr 28, 2015 | Interview Techniques, Marketing Yourself, New Job
So, you haven’t heard back from your latest interview or application and you don’t know what to think. You ask yourself what did I do wrong? What could I have done differently? Reality check! You were not the only one to apply for this job, if you use some simple...
by admin | Apr 23, 2015 | Interview Techniques, Marketing Yourself, New Job, Temporary Work, Top Tips
We have all been there, as the end of the interview looms, you believe it has gone well and your butterflies have all but gone. Just as you start to feel confident and say to yourself ‘for sure this job is mine’… Hold up, wait a minute, what’s that? Yep, it’s THAT...
by admin | Apr 23, 2015 | CV Writing, Interview Techniques, Marketing Yourself, Top Tips
How to sell yourself, your skills and experience, to get the job you want. To stand out from the crowd you’ll need to get the details of your expertise and experience in front of the right people, the right companies and in the places you want to work. Getting your...
by admin | Apr 23, 2015 | Interview Techniques, Marketing Yourself, New Job, Temporary Work, Top Tips
Starting a new job? If you are at all a career-minded individual, then you’ll know the benefit of making the right first impression, this is even more important during that first week on the job. Rest assured, during this time your co-workers, line managers,...
by admin | Apr 23, 2015 | Marketing Yourself, Temporary Work, Top Tips
So, you have just finished your university degree! You have celebrated with friends and family, it is only now you are realising you’ve spent the last seventeen years or more in a formal educational setting. Now, you are given the most daunting task in your young...
by admin | Apr 23, 2015 | CV Writing, Marketing Yourself, Teachers, Top Tips
Schools often have in excess of 100 applicants for every position posted. The majority of these candidates are suitably qualified for the position, making your CV all the more important when trying to impress a potential employer. There are some golden rules for...
