In our last blog, we showed how to maintain a positive attitude whilst focussing your attention on how to apply for a job when you are out of a job. In this article, we’ll look at some other ways you can positively use your time whilst looking for a new position.
Regardless of your background, there can be no denying times today are tough. While unstable economies around the world have made it incredibly difficult for many people to find work, the recent COVID pandemic has made things worse. So, how do you best position yourself to apply for a job when you are out of a job?
Xmas may not be quite the same this year. But Christmas can still be a great time to apply for jobs, irrespective of the circumstances.
This year obviously has seen an unprecedented upheaval in all walks of life, not least the job market. Depending on your profession, there’s good and not-so-good news for the 2021 job market.
To get into that graduate program or first job, you need to nail your graduate resume. Here are even more invaluable tips to help get your graduate resume over the line
To get into that graduate program or first job, you need to nail your graduate resume. A well-written resume will highlight your career interests, relevant skills, and work experience in a way that recruiters like.
Since the onset of COVID-19, the job market has continued to get tougher, and jobseekers need to evolve. You need to be smarter than ever, smart enough to beat out the competition. In part two we look at other ways to optimise your job search strategies and ensure you are doing all you can to maintain your employment.
Since the onset of COVID-19, the job market has continued to get tougher, and jobseekers need to evolve. You need to be smarter than ever, smart enough to beat out the competition. You need to be able to optimise your job search strategy so that you can grab a job opportunity before anyone else does.
Your resume seriously impressed your possible future employer. Now you need some solid interview techniques to get you over the line. In part two we have more interview techniques that will help you ace that interview.
Your resume seriously impressed your possible future employer. Now you need some solid interview techniques to get you over the line.
