Monday, February 8th, 2010 - Professional CV, career management, career planning, employment, professionalism
Career plan: talent development
Brian, a technologist and project administrator at an investment bank, asks: I’ve been doing some research into the way my organisation looks at developing, nurturing and retaining it’s internal talent, and decided it would be a good idea to see other organisational approaches and what people expect. For this question, Internal Talent [...]
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Wednesday, September 16th, 2009 - employment, job application, job interview, job search
How Would You Describe Yourself?
Kathy, an IT professional looking at moving for career development, asks: Hi team at CV4.biz, I hope this finds you all well – Bora Da! Love my new Professional CV and the results it is getting in positive engagement with lots of telephone interviews, but I am now getting nervous about [...]
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Friday, May 22nd, 2009 - career management, career planning, career transition, education, employment
Dropped out of University
photo credit: alexanderward12
Nick asks: I dropped out of University after two years last summer, due to the fact I didn’t enjoy my course and I wasn’t doing well. I have good A Levels – A, B, C, C all Maths and Sciences. I assumed it would be easy enough to find [...]
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Monday, August 11th, 2008 - Blog
New Career Change
photo credit: betty slocombe
Cindi asks: I’ve always been geared toward Administrative positions. How can I market myself to take that next step forward?
In answer:
The best Career Management question to ask yourself is: here do you want to be in five years? If you are brave, push that out to 10 years and [...]
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Sunday, August 10th, 2008 - Uncategorized
Ritzya, a drama coach and public speaker trainier, asks: Do you think the term “drama queen” has a negative connotation? In some worlds it does… the definition: someone that turns everything into drama. However, In the world of stage it is wonderful – in every day life it can be a challenge. Based on your [...]
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