First… you have to decide on your annual goals. Being clear on what you want to achieve – and why – is a sensible first step. Destination before
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How to Transition from Private to Public Sector Work
The private and public sectors have advantages and disadvantages and often offer very different work experiences. Before moving from private to public sector, here are some things to
Has Technology Become the Modern Magic?
#image_title A magician pulls a white rabbit out of a hat… …the crowd is amazed; how could he have pulled off such a feat? How did a living,
Interview Follow-up Letters: How to Stand Out
As candidates navigate the competitive landscape, crafting the perfect interview follow-up letter emerges as a potent tool to sway the hiring decision in their favour. This often overlooked
Conduct a Year-End Career Audit for Personal Growth
An Audit of Your Career Assets to Help You Draft A Career Roadmap for 2024 An end of a year audit is always a good way to reflect
How to Maintain Mental Health After Losing a Job
Step 1: Acknowledge and validate your emotions and mental health You must accept the range of emotions you feel, including fear, frustration, and sadness. Allow yourself to feel them
Key Rules for Writing a Great Interview Follow-Up Letter
As candidates navigate the competitive landscape, the art of crafting the perfect interview follow-up letter emerges as a potent tool to sway the hiring decision in their favour.
Elevate Your Interview with Powerful Body Language Skills
A Guide to Mastering Body Language and Movement in Job Interviews What you say in job interviews is only one part of the story; the second part of
How to Ace Your Executive Assistant Interview: The Guide
Securing a position as an Executive Assistant (E.A.) or Personal Assistant (P.A.) requires skill, precision, and a deep understanding of the interview process. Understanding human nature and great
Turn The ‘Any Questions?’ Phrase Into A Powerful Interview
This question is almost a certainty. During a job interview, the interviewer will turn the tables and ask you, “Do you have any questions?” Use this gift of