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Four Things To Consider Before You Start A New Business
When times get tough at work, nothing seems more tempting than working for yourself. After all, you can pick your hours, your responsibilities, and everything in between, and you don’t have to answer to anyone but you. However, it’s vital … Continue reading
Proven Ways to Improve Your Career Prospects
Are you content with your choice of career or do you feel like you could do something better and be a bit happier in your work? If the latter sounds more familiar to you, it might be time to look … Continue reading
Overcoming Loneliness When Working From Home
Do you work from home? There are many advantages, whether you’re a remote worker for a company or simply working for yourself. You don’t have to set the alarm clock so early, for one, and you can avoid the rat … Continue reading
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Practical Skills That Could Boost Your Employability
If you’re looking for a job, you’re probably acutely aware of the level of competition out there. It can be incredibly tough to find a vacancy that appeals to you, let alone to get to the stage where you’re on … Continue reading
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Exciting Jobs That’ll Suit Your Personality
Every person reading this article will possess very different character traits, life experiences, qualifications, and other qualities that affect the type of career suited to a particular person. However, anybody can find a job position that suits their personality and … Continue reading
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What You Can Do To Stay Safe On Your Phone
I’m not a big infographic guy, but I thought his one, supplied to me by Panda Security, had some useful information and so agreed to run it here:
Your Story Starts Here… Achievable Ways To Make A Living From Writing
Are you a struggling, undiscovered wordsmith who’s never happier than when they’re at their laptop, fingers blurring across the keyboard in a latte fuelled typhoon of creative fecundity? Are you frustrated that your talents are going to waste in a … Continue reading
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6 Things You Must Consider When Offered That Overseas Job
When you leave college and go on the hunt for your first job, you likely spend a lot of time furiously searching for a role relating to the degree that you’ve just spend four years completing. Being able to find … Continue reading
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Increasing Your Job Prospects: The Basics
The job market is tough. It always has been, but the demands of employers only seem to be increasing, and that means the competition is fiercer. A degree used to be a guarantee of the best job opportunities in any … Continue reading
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Seven reasons proper self-care will get you a job
You are always being told that a self-care routine is important. It eases your mental health, keeps you looking at your best, and ensures that you feel great every day. But what if we told you that it could also … Continue reading
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Always Be Job Hunting 