by CareerActually contributor, Amelia Ishikawa I have something I want to write about, something I’ve decided will be exceedingly relevant and interesting. I’ve even toyed around with an opening line. [...]
In previous posts I have written about where the jobs are and how to find and use good labour market information to help you with career planning and job search. The [...]
By CareerActually contributor, Julie Preston Have you ever Googled yourself? You can be sure potential employers will, so it’s worth considering your online presence and what it says about your professional brand. In this [...]
No career or job is ever absolutely perfect (at least not forever), but when your job is largely fruitful, positive, thriving, productive, flourishing, effective, real and authentic, or some combination [...]
A day rarely passes without someone asking me for advice about how to find a job, change career direction or prepare for their next move. I have written about this topic [...]
By Guest Blogger, Peter Luscombe In the past I’ve spoken about the difficulties faced by our school-leavers and unemployed youth. In our current climate getting a job is difficult; especially [...]
Looking for a new job can be a stressful activity – uncertainty about the future, combined with potential knock backs, feeling trapped in a job, as well as financial pressures, can all combine [...]
In this time of budget cuts, job losses, redundancy payouts and career uncertainty, a question at the top of many people's minds is where are the jobs? It may have [...]
Job seeking can be challenging, confusing and take longer than you want it to. Experience shows that those who have a good ‘support crew’ around them have the best chance [...]
By guest blogger, Peter Luscombe Reading this headline in The Conversation this morning created a chord of concern. I’m certain the same is true for many. To read such statistics as [...]
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