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Applying for Internal Vacancies
Applying for Internal Vacancies
Gaining a new position with your current employer can be a great way to achieve a career change without losing the benefits you’ve built up during your employment....
Being Heard in Work Meetings
Being Heard in Work Meetings
While meetings can be a tiresome interference to your busy day, they can also be a good place to have your thoughts and ideas heard. By doing this you can let...
Building Soft Skills in a Workplace
Building Soft Skills in a Workplace
As well as education and experience employers are now keen for their staff to have well developed soft skills. These skills, such as team work and communication, are...
Career Mistakes to Avoid
Career Mistakes to Avoid
There are some things that most of us just shouldn’t do in life – speedos, white bikinis, tequila shots and dating married men to name a few! Make sure that you add...
Dealing with Career Setbacks
Dealing with Career Setbacks
At some point in your career you will have to deal with setbacks. Whether it is small things like the printer breaking, or more serious setbacks like missing out on...
Discussing Your Career Options With HR
Discussing Your Career Options With HR
Although it is imperative that you are professional and discreet, talking to your human resources (HR) manager about potential internal vacancies...
Dress to Impress at Work
Dress to Impress at Work
So much of what we communicate to others has nothing to do with what we say. It is about the way we look, our body language and persona. Even if you are not a...
Gaining Awards and Recognition at Work
Gaining Awards and Recognition at Work
As you progress through your career and look for the next promotion or new job, you need to make yourself stand out from the crowd. One way of...
Going Beyond Your Job Description
Going Beyond Your Job Description
We all know there is no such thing as a free lunch. In these recessionary times, the jobs that may previously have been considered a cushy number are now a hot bed...
How to Be Your Own PR
How to Be Your Own PR
Anyone who is famous or very well known in their industry will have a public relations (PR) team working overtime to perfect their image. The PR people will make...
How to Get Noticed for Internal Opportunities
How to Get Noticed for Internal Opportunities
Just because all the talk is of economic doom and gloom, it doesn’t mean that there aren’t plenty of opportunities out there. If you’re...
How to Recover from a Career Mistake
How to Recover from a Career Mistake
If you’ve fallen into a career mistake, it can feel like your career is over. It is natural to feel this way but it is possible to recover from your mistake and...
Making a Good First Impression
Making a Good First Impression
First impressions count for a lot and you only have a few seconds to impress someone. Most of their impression will be formed before you even speak, so you need to...
Show Your Potential to Decision Makers
Show Your Potential to Decision Makers
There’s no point in performing well in the workplace if someone else is going to take the credit for your hard work, especially in a difficult...
Understanding the New Online Economy
Understanding the New Online Economy
There are so many ways to make money online that the idea of shelling out for a lease on a retail shop or office space can often be perfectly unnecessary. U...
Utilising Out-of-Hours Opportunities
Utilising Out-of-Hours Opportunities
Although you may not wish to feel like you’re ‘at work’ 24/7, it certainly pays to be alert at all times when it’s possible that you may come into contact with...
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