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Are you starting a new job in the new year? Feeling excited? Scared? It’s perfectly normal to experience a mix of emotions when embarking on a new position or new career path. Starting in a new role is never easy and first-day jitters can strike even the most experienced professionals.
Your resume or CV is a big deal when it comes to the job search. On this document is contained your work history, employment references, and your skills and experiences, listed neatly for potential employers to see. If you’re like most candidates, you put a significant amount of effort into
Job hunting is time consuming, so it’s important to maximise your time by choosing the most effective methods. For example, randomly posting or emailing your resume to potential employers is not a good way to get noticed. You’re better off going into an employer’s office, shop or worksite, speaking to
A Guide for Job Seekers You’re a Job Seeker. A company liked your resume and set up an interview. You attended the interview, and thought it went well. But a few days or weeks later, you’ve been told that another candidate has been chosen. What happened? First, it’s good to
In a perfect world, you’d put out a call for a new employee and magically, two dozen outstanding candidates would appear out of nowhere. You’d
Yes. Always. Nine times out of ten a job listing will ask for one anyway, but even if it isn’t a requirement, knowing how to
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