Blog

Don’t Limit Yourself to Online Applications You want that job search to last and last? Well, then continue to rely solely on submitting online applications.

Review your network. How often do you go back and review the people you’ve worked with before. Previous managers may have new jobs now, so

Check you have read the job advertisement and description if sent before your interview. Ensure you meet the requirements and you have a positive answer

Tell Me About Yourself? This is usually the first question asked in an interview as it lets the interviewer know a little bit about you.

Try this to prepare… Take notes on your previous relevant, significant experience and what you did in order to achieve your goals Review your notes

Keep your resume brief.  You’ve probably been told to keep your resume to one page. “Your resume reflects why you are best qualified for and

In a new job, accept those first few invitations to lunch or happy hour. Don’t look too busy. Never, ever cook fish in the office

End the interview with a good impression. A positive end to the interview is another way to ensure your success. Be courteous and allow the interview

If you’ve looked around online for career resources, you may have noticed that most of them fall within one of three categories: They’re written for

Quick Work Relationship Tips “I’ve been reminded time and again just how far being a little nicer can go in business—and in life.” To really