Do you know where your job search problem lies? The problem as a recruiter that I notice with many job seekers, is that they do not know where there job search problem lies. They keep doing the same things with the same – failing – results. So, here’s the simple guide to knowing where yourContinue reading “Do you know where your job search problem lies?”
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Strikes v Negotiation: lesson for the job seeker
Strikes v Negotiation: lessons for the job seeker Today’s UK public sector strikes about pension rights seem to have garnered some sympathy, but little solid support amongst the present generally down trodden and high taxed British public. We only have to look at the recent plethora of Administration announcements for the High Street to knowContinue reading “Strikes v Negotiation: lesson for the job seeker”
Don’t pick a job with no future
Don’t pick a job with no future It is interesting to talk to and understand how various job seekers end up in the situation that they do, but those contemplating new career paths often just think about what they want to do, and undertake no or little market research. If they did, within an hourContinue reading “Don’t pick a job with no future”
The 90 day truth about Job Search
The 90 day truth about Job Search Its a quietly spoken issue in Human Resources teams and recruitment, but the truth is that if your job search goes over 90 days, and your period out of work extends beyond this time scale, then your chances of employment go down by at least two thirds. InContinue reading “The 90 day truth about Job Search”
10 things successful job seekers do, to get employed quicker
10 things successful job seekers do to get employed quicker When I first came into recruitment, one of the things that interested me was why successful job seekers were successful. On initial analysis they were no better qualified, skilled or capable than any other type of job seeker they were applying against, and yet theyContinue reading “10 things successful job seekers do, to get employed quicker”