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An informational interview - a 15-20 minute one-to-one meeting with a contact - is a great way to find out more about a career. They can give you an insight into the industry, position, organisation or career you are interested in and will help you gain valuable insight and informa ...
Ever managed to find a job description that fits you, your skills and your experience completely? Unless you have been very lucky, the likely answer is no.
Congratulations on your job offer! Now it’s time to make sure employers really know what you are worth and ace the negotiation process, and the best way to do this is to understand your BATNA.
How are you meant to know what’s the right career for you, especially when you’ve just started in the world of work and have no experience to base your decisions on?
Want that extra help in your career and job search? Just a little holding hand? Then look no further - here are our pick of the apps available to help ease your journey back into employment:
With each corporate job offer attracting, on average, 250 applications, of which 4 to 6 will get called for an interview, and only one will get the job, it’s no wonder that you are facing rejection after rejection.
For most of us, job searching is that overwhelming feeling of scrambling in the dark for something you’re not quite sure of. Each application is something that gets set off into the aether with absolutely no clue what’s going to happen, whether you’re barking up the wrong tre ...
Searching online looking for the position you are after and there are so few opportunities? Or perhaps you’ve been offered a job, but it’s not quite what you dreamt of. Should you take the job or hold out for your perfect position?
Been offered a contract position but don’t know whether it’s a good idea to take it? Deciding what the best career move for you is always tricky, but a new type of position can make the decision even more complicated. We’ll do a little deep dive into your options.
A survey by Prospects on the effects of COVID19 on graduate recruitment found that, of final-year university students, 26% had lost their work placement/internship, 29% had lost their job offer and 28% had had their job offer deferred or cancelled, it’s no wonder that this year ...
Job rejection is something that we’ve all encountered, but knowing this doesn’t make it any easier, especially if you are really ready for a career move. However, there are a few ways that you can make the most of your job rejections so that you can both bounce back and land th ...
87% of recruiters use LinkedIn to find job candidates, more than all other major social media networks combined. Furthermore, as there are more than 10 million active job listings, LinkedIn is a good place to start your job search.
An informational interview is a 15-20 minute one-to-one meeting with someone who can give you information about an industry, a job, an organisation or a career you are interested in. They’ll help you gain valuable insight and information that can help you plot out a career path t ...
You may gasp at the prospect (who would have thought it?!) but when looking for a new job it’s often the case that you receive more than one job offer at once. Although an exciting prospect, it can be overwhelming as there're lots to juggle and the stakes can be quite high. Which one should ...
It's hard juggling university work with earning enough money to pay for your rent and stay afloat, however here are some that you can do in your spare time. They are all freelance jobs, great for your CV as you'll gain lots of soft skills and perhaps portfolio pieces, while you might also get ...
As a 16-19-year-old, you might be looking for your first job, perhaps it’s a part-time apprenticeship to work alongside your qualifications or your first foray into the world of full-time employment.
