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11 Ways to Prove Your Value at Work
Many professionals might say one of the most important skills to master is being able to prove your true value. In an interview for example, you only a few minutes to connect your skills and experience to the role’s bottom … Continue reading
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5 Ways to Redesign Your Home Office to Increase Productivity at Work
Photo Credit: Unsplash If you’re working from home, chances are you’ll be spending a lot of time at your desk. How your home office is organised will affect your productivity, comfort and accomplishments. The following includes five tried and true … Continue reading
14 Things Millennials Needs to Consider Before Accepting a Job Offer
Finding a new job is stressful no matter what situation you’re in, from being laid off to willingly leaving your current position. After submitting numerous applications, you finally receive your offer—but is it a good fit? Don’t just take the … Continue reading
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4 Fantastic Financing and Forecasting Methods for Your Craft Business
Getting crafty will always be one of your hobbies and dream business ventures. When you actually managed to turn this into a reality you couldn’t believe your luck. Although it took a lot of hard work and perseverance you have … Continue reading
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Off Work After An Accident? Here’s What You Can Be Doing
If you are ever involved in an accident and badly injured, you will need to take a considerable length of time off work. This can be frustrating for a number of reasons. Not only will you fall behind on your … Continue reading
Develop Your Skills To Have Greater Career Satisfaction
Our careers can have a tendency to guide our happiness. You might tell yourself that you won’t let your life be dictated by the office, but when hometime rolls around and you’re still working on a report that mantra goes … Continue reading
Great Hires Are Possible
You’ve grown your business even more than you thought possible and you need to consider taking on extra help. But that’s about as far you’ve got, just considering. Why? Because let’s face it the thought of advertising, interviewing and hiring … Continue reading
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Keeping Track Of Everything Without Losing Your Mind
Whether you’ve decided to become your own boss or are set on impressing your manager to land the next promotion, keeping your mind clear and focused is part of the challenge. However, in our hectic work environment, a clear mind … Continue reading
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Career Highs: The Next Step Doesn’t Have To Be Daunting
All to often you’ll get into your career and before you know it, you seem to be coasting along with no real direction. Don’t worry, everybody does it; however, it’s always worth checking in on yourself, and considering if your … Continue reading
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Complete Guide To Moving To Singapore
So, you’re thinking about moving to Singapore? Perhaps you have family in the city? Maybe you have been offered a job opportunity that you simply cannot refuse? Irrespective of why you are considering relocating to Singapore, it is important to … Continue reading
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