Generational Labels The Silent Generation, Baby Boomers and Gen X weren’t aware of their classification growing up. They are largely unaware or unsure of where they fit in or are simply oblivious. Millennials know that they are Millennials, and Gen Z (pronounced Zee) knows they are Gen Z’s. This is possible because of their access
The most important thing is to remember that a successful interview is primarily about the employer and their issues and problems – not about your need to pay your rent or finance your lifestyle. They have a problem, and you are a potential solution. Otherwise, they would not waste their time. The employer could need
Remember the trio: Finder/Minder/Grinder. To become a Partner, you need to be demonstrably and consistently good at two of these. Everyone wants Finders – if you regularly bring in good clients, you are already well on your way to Partner. Obviously, you need to prepare your business case, and having a mentor who will act
Searching for jobs can be particularly challenging when you’re broke and confined to your home. Here are eight strategies to help you navigate this situation effectively: 1. Leverage the world wide web and networking site – LinkedIn is your new best friend, scream it from the top of your lungs. Create, or update, you profile
The period between Christmas and New Year’s Eve, often called the “liminal week,” is a unique time for personal reflection. The holiday celebrations are winding down, and the new year is just around the corner. It’s a natural pause, a time to look inward and set the stage for what’s next. These reflections don’t just
Step 1: Acknowledge and validate your emotions and mental health Step 2: Establish a support system Step 3: Create a self care routine Step 4: Set realistic expectations Step 5: Seek professional support Step 6: Practice mindfulness and stress reduction techniques Step 7: Establish boundaries Step 8: focus on personal growth Step 9: Stay connected with
When answering interview questions, some people revert to interview phrases and answers that they think are right. But a job interview is about interviewers understanding you and getting to know you as a person, how you work and how you would fit in. Saying overused and generic statements does not help. It hurts. Some examples
Prepare in Advance: Even though it’s late in the year be sure to review your goals and accomplishments of the year. Feedback you’ve received throughout the year from coworkers and employers must also be taken into account and evaluated. How you react to this feedback is important – deny it or learn from it? One
Becoming a King’s Counsel is a mark of exceptional achievement and signifies a significant milestone in a barrister’s career. Here are 10 easy steps to becoming a King’s Counsel 1. Legal Qualification: – Through tertiary education, obtaining a qualifying law degree (LLB) or a degree in a non-law subject followed by the Common Professional Examination
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