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How to Ace Your Next Competency-Based Interview
Competency-based interviews (also called skills-based interviews) have been found to be significantly more effective than general interviews, for two reasons: they are objective, and predictive. Rather than asking you about general abilities, they are aimed at discovering whether or not … Continue reading
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Tagged interviewing, personal brand building, resume, resumes
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Should I Start a Side Hustle?
If you find yourself creatively or financially restricted by your day job, then side hustling is for you. A side hustle is a flexible job that allows you to pursue different creative and business avenues while working a full-time job. … Continue reading
Ideal Jobs for People Who Love to Travel
If the idea of being tied to a 9 – 5 job in the same location every day brings you out in a cold sweat, perhaps you should be looking at careers that involve some traveling. You may still have … Continue reading
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Tagged First job, job hunting, new job, search tips, working environment
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Why digital marketing is important for startup businesses
Establishing yourself when you’re a startup business can be overwhelming. There’s a million and one things you’re in charge of, a ton of competition, and probably a lack of funding and resources. Digital marketing is therefore so important for startups … Continue reading
Excellent Extra Earning Methods That Will Help Your Financial Security
You are always looking for new ways to improve your business, your skills and your future finances. Working as a business owner will never be easy, but you love the idea of a challenge. Whether you’re trying to become a … Continue reading
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Business Ideas You Will Want To Focus On
When starting a business you may be extremely excited about what the future holds. You have the eagerness to get going, you have the motivation to succeed and you have the enthusiasm to make it happen. But after a while … Continue reading
How to Be the Magic Manager Every Employee Admires
You remember when you were a 9-5 employee clocking into your mundane, monotonous job every single weekday. You had to literally drag yourself out of bed and make an appearance in the office, simply to make ends meet. This kind … Continue reading
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Tagged middle manager, working environment
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The Great Outdoors: Running Business Events In An Exterior Setting
One of the most pivotal moments of time for a small business is the early days. Not only do you have to ensure that the operation is up and running to a satisfactory standard, you have to make absolutely sure … Continue reading
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Your Paycheck: How To Spend It Wisely
It doesn’t matter whether you’ve been enjoying the fruits of your labor as a high-flying corporate professional, a construction worker or a freelancer, there may come a time when you want to get a firmer grasp on your finances. More … Continue reading
5 hidden costs of running a small business
Small businesses are actually the backbone of most national economies. Unfortunately, they face the most hidden costs and regulations. A key factor in running a small business successfully is, managing cash flow. You’ve probably accounted for all the expenses associated … Continue reading
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