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Category Archives: job hunting
Tired of Rejection? It’s Time to Improve Your Prospects
If you’re tired of diligently applying for job after job, taking the time to perfect your resume and ensure that you present yourself well at interview, only to be rejected at various stages of the recruitment process, It might be … Continue reading
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Job Roles Which Will Leave A Lasting Difference
The career market is a fun one. Not only are there many different roles available you can train and become a part of, but the division of labor allows someone experience multiple different job roles during the course of their … Continue reading
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Overcoming Awkward Interview Questions
One of the toughest parts about looking for a new job is the interview process. Some companies like to have two or three stages and seemingly, each stage asks the same questions! The repetitiveness of the interviews isn’t just annoying, … Continue reading
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Improve Your Job Prospects With These Skills
When you’re about to start looking for work or you’ve already started looking, you want employers to see the potential you have. The better you look on paper, the better your chances of getting noticed will be. So you might … Continue reading
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Filling The Gap In Between Jobs Needn’t Be So Painful
Your career is a personal journey, and there’s no greater feeling than reaching the desired destination. Sadly, regardless of how talented you might be, there’s a good chance that your career will take a wrong turn at one stage or … Continue reading
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6 Careers That Help People And Pay Well
On average, people tend to spend around 90,00 hours of their life at work, which works out to be around 3,750 days, or just over ten years. Of course, you do need money to survive, which is why people do … Continue reading
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Is There Really Such A Thing As A Dream Job? Here’s What We Think
Most of us go to work every day, but quite often we can feel dissatisfied with our jobs, for any number of reasons. This can include not being paid enough, having a dislike for our colleagues, or feeling that we … Continue reading
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Letting The Perfect Job Find You
Nobody likes job hunting. Not only does it imply that you won’t have a source of income pretty soon, but it is also the most difficult task to motivate yourself to do; you could send out hundreds of resumes and … Continue reading
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Applying For A Job? How To Make Sure You Get It!
Applying for a job is one of the most difficult and stressful things that we do in the 21st century. We’ve spent hours putting everything we can into our resume, dealing with phone call interviews and the excitement of the … Continue reading
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3 Benefits From Taking A Year Out To Work Abroad
The idea of a gap year is nothing new; in fact, people have been taking some version of a ‘gap year’ for hundreds of years. Before they settle down into normal life, they spend a few months – or years … Continue reading
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