One of the strongest sources of job vacancies is Word of mouth. It can be great for finding out more information. This might be about a vacancy, about a specific role or simply about a … Continue reading W is for… Word of Mouth
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One of the strongest sources of job vacancies is Word of mouth. It can be great for finding out more information. This might be about a vacancy, about a specific role or simply about a … Continue reading W is for… Word of Mouth
I have talked before about online resources which included a list of job search websites. Search Engines for job availabilities is the main way to find a job online. But what other ways are there … Continue reading V is for… Vacancies
Keep up to date Keeping up to date with current affairs, market and industry news and developments regularly can easily be forgotten or overlooked. However, it is an essential part of career development. The type … Continue reading U is for… Up To Date
Training Courses There are a number of courses readily available in our modern world whether these are run by professional bodies, dedicated companies, local universities, other local organisations or online these are all worth looking … Continue reading T is for… Training
Take some time to analyse your skills while reviewing job applications: 1. Review your Skills Skills come into two categories: Skills I have; and Skills to Improve. When reviewing your skills try and split them … Continue reading S is for… Skills Analysis
REcruiters So you may have heard of recruitment specialists, but never used one or are not really sure what they do. Most recruitment consultants offer the following (confidential) services: Career Development Advice advice on the … Continue reading R is for… Recruiters
What quote have you got on your mug or cubicle at work? I have a mug with the (now) overused “Keep Calm and Carry On” but I love it. However I might just have to … Continue reading Q is for… Quotes
Does your employer do internal training sessions or regular updates as part of their training programme? If so, why not volunteer to give a presentation to your colleagues on a relevant topic? Quite frequently trainers … Continue reading P is for… Presentations
Today’s post is a linkage post. Below are a number of links for some great online resources for finding a job: gov.uk – Finding a Job A to Z of Careers Job Search Websites: Indeed, … Continue reading O is for… Online Resources
All I hear about these days (still) is social networking. So what about the good old-fashioned stuff? The face to face networking. Are you still doing it? Personally, I usually try and do a minimum … Continue reading N is for… Networking