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Mind the Gap |
Taking a year off mid career can be very rewarding, but you should plan it well. Jobsite reviews some popular destinations, what can you expect and how should you prepare. |
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Psychometric tests and how to prepare |
When looking for a job it is very easy to concentrate entirely on what YOU can get out of a new position, and how YOU should prepare. Instead try looking at the recruiting process from an employer's point of view. |
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Will a Careers Plan Help You? |
Should you create a detailed careers plan to achieve success at work, or are you more likely to end up in a job you enjoy if you just see where life takes you? Jobsite finds out. |
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Accepting a job: Negotiation |
What should you negotiate when you are offered a job? Top personnel consultant Mike Morris gives his expert advice |
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You're always working |
Combining a glittering career and a happy relationship has defeated everyone from Hugh Grant to Scary Spice. How does one create time to spend with a partner and manage a relationship smoothly? |
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Networking: Get connected |
In the digital age key skills and top qualifications mean little without a bulging book of contacts. Dr Rob Yeung™ tells you how to network your way to success |
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Finding a graduate job |
Competition for graduate jobs is fierce. It’s not uncommon for many new graduates to spend months in an unskilled job before starting a professional career. But this needn’t be the case for you – find out the search strategies that can help you kick-start your graduate working life this summer! |
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Starting up your own business - Part 1 |
At some stage during your working life, the chances are that you will feel uninspired by your job, hampered creatively by your boss and generally fed up that the progression of your career is in the hands of others. |
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A Jobhunter view of temping |
For those of you who haven't tried temping before or haven't even considered it, you should. It's a great, flexible way of earning money whilst saving for your next move or in some cases even deciding what that next move will be. You get to meet new people, visit new places and you have none of the monotony that frequently accompanies a permanent position. Temping can also lead to exciting opportunities that you may never have even considered. |
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Starting up your own business - Part 2 |
Once you have your business plan and funding in place for your own business, it's tempting to think that much of the hard work is over, but it's important to remember that nearly half of startup firms fold within their first two years of existence. Shrewd planning, lots of elbow grease and a bit of luck are needed to ensure you don't become another statistic. By now, you should've figured out what you're going to do and how you're going to do it. You should move quickly to sort out your stock, premises, marketing and online presence. |
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Why don't you tell me about yourself? |
In today’s workplace it’s very important for employers to recruit the right person. They want someone who not only has the correct skills and experience to do the job, but also the sort of personality that will fit in with an existing team. So, how can you answer those tricky interview questions and convey all the great skills you have to offer? |
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Working Abroad |
There are an increasing number of people working abroad. Many countriesoffer cheaper living, sunnier climes, golden sandy beaches and an easier way of living. With so many options out there, you have the ability to achieve anything you want in life. |
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Working in the UK |
If you are interested in applying for positions in the UK, you will need to have a valid work permit. Individuals from countries outside the European Economic Area (EEA) must be in possession of a work permit to allow them to take up employment. |
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Following your Interests |
Working in a field that you’re really interested in, makes the difference between your job being just a job and it being so enjoyable that it doesn’t feel like work. If you think you could be happier working in an area you have a real love for, what should you do? Click the link to find out more. |
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