It’s easy to make a mistake when searching for a job, unfortunately, by doing so you are adversely impacting your ability to find that role of your dreams and case should be taken to minimize this as much as possible. In this difficult job climate, care must be taken with even the smallest detail and […]
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I’ve mentioned a couple of times now (see this post and this one) and its a really great tool not only to keep in touch with old work colleagues and keep apprised of whats going on in your industry but also to find a job. LinkedIn’s job search should complement whatever you are currently doing
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I’ve already spoken previously about the power of LinkedIn and how useful a tool and site it is. However, it definitely bears repeating as if you are not using LinkedIn properly you are missing one of the sharpest quivers in your bow when searching for a job or networking in general! If you do not
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OK, alot of my previous posts have stressed the importance of networking and CV reviews with regards to getting that next role. What lots of candidates fail to account for is the actual importance of the interview itself assuming that their CV will “sell them” to the prospective employer. It cannot be stressed enough that
OK, unfortunately, its that time of year again and you need to get your name out there and start looking for another job. Now, this might be for any of a variety of reasons and we’re really not going to worry about that here. What we are going to discuss however is some good tools
I recently took some training on Interview techniques and Active Listening. It was an eye-opener, to say the least!! The difference it makes when someone is really listening and paying attention vs that same person doing something else while you are speaking makes an amazing difference to the speaker. Much more than I thought –
Fortunately (and unfortunately) as a Manager you will frequently get involved in the process of hiring new staff. The unfortunate downside is that as a Manager you will also have to sometimes terminate staff – see my post on PIPs earlier – but this to some extent goes with the territory. Let’s look at the
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