At Select Resumes, over 90% of our clients looking for a resume already have one they have written themselves. But if you have coasted by for years without the need for a resume, you may wonder why you need one.
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At Select Resumes, over 90% of our clients looking for a resume already have one they have written themselves. But if you have coasted by for years without the need for a resume, you may wonder why you need one.
In the first part we looked at what you have to consider within yourself if you want to change careers but have no real notion of where you see yourself. In this part, we will look at some more practical tips when making such a big decision.
Changing careers can be tough. But when you do not have a clear idea what you want to do other than not be in the sector you are now – you need guidance.
Irrespective of your job title, we’d all like to be more productive at work. In our last blog looking at how to be more productive at work, we looked at those working from home long-term. This time, we look at those working in an office-based environment, and how you can increase your efficiency.
If you do any of your work on a computer you know how easy it is to get distracted. Email, news articles, helpful how-to posts, ongoing Twitter conversations, and persistent phone notifications are all out to sabotage your workday Sure, you spend eight hours at work, but what do you really accomplish when you’re distracted every three minutes?
What happens when you decide you need a career change? In part two, we look closely at focusing on your strengths, reflecting on what worked and what didn’t in your existing job, and why you shouldn’t shy away from big changes.
A career choice survey found that more than half of working adults are interested in changing careers, with nearly a quarter extremely or very interested in a career change. Only 14% of workers are in their dream careers. So what happens when you decide you need a career change?
Workplace communication is a vital tool in your soft tools arsenal. Whatever your personal style, there are some key skills that you need to have. Without good workplace communication, no number of skills or qualifications will help you.
Dealing with office politics can be tricky, especially as they can come in so many different forms. In the second part of this article, we look at more ways you can safely navigate office politics and come out unscathed.
Dealing with office politics can be tricky, especially as they can come in so many different forms. But there are strategies you can use to navigate these choppy waters.