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
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Remote Job Interviews
Overcoming Distance and Making a Lasting Impression “As technology rapidly evolves, the possibility of remote job interviews is becoming more common.” I wrote this sentence several years ago.
Professional Setback: What to Do When You Feel You’re Falling Out of Favour at Work
What should you do when you hear the hiccups at work? It’s a major professional setback. Or it could be. In the ever-evolving landscape of the professional world,
Life after redundancy: How to pick yourself up after losing your job
Losing your job is hard. Picking yourself up is tougher. You may have been fired or made redundant, but returning to the job market is essential for your
Job hunting for over 50’s
Facing the job market after years of continuous employment can be daunting. Maybe you haven’t had a job interview or written a CV or cover letter in years,
5 Ways to Kick-Start Your Job Search in 2023
This post was from 2021, but it should still be relevant today!New year, new you? ...what about a new job? If you're still employed, but feel like a fresh start
Use Storytelling to Get A Job
Stalled career syndrome: What to do when your job’s going nowhere
Are you bored at work? Passed over for that promotion? Find yourself procrastinating or spending time surfing the net to make up office face time? Feel like you’re
How to answer “why did you leave your last job?” In a job interview
Hiring somebody is a huge and risky investment. Against the risks and the recruitment and ongoing costs – wages, training, expenses and recruitment agency fees – is the