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Q: I play sport at a high level for a high-profile team. It requires huge commitment and, if I’m being honest, an odd evening when I need to leave work… read more →
A big challenge when preparing for job interviews is to first of all identify your real skills and strengths – and then to portray those properly on the day, writes… read more →
Q: I went for a job interview in my own company last week and, to be honest, I found it hard to get out of the blocks. The problem was… read more →
Q: My daughter has been asked to write a statement of interest for a job but she has no clue what it should contain, and neither have I. The job… read more →
Q: I want to improve my skills with a view to advancing in my career. I have looked at a few courses on sites such as Alison.com and Udemy.com, and… read more →
Q: I’m about to start a new job and now feel unsure if it’s right for me. I’m feeling very anxious. What should I do? (AM, email). A: Congratulations on… read more →
Pic. source: www.pixabay.com Q: I’ve chopped and changed a lot in my career – worked in retail for a few years, then studied HR but never really used it, and,… read more →
In this audio below, Brendan Coyne, Life and Executive Coach, responds to a query from a reader who is feeling bored in their current job. Where does she start in… read more →
“Q: I really enjoy my work but there are days and weeks when I am completely bored. What can I do?” Listen to Career Navigation Consultant Petrina Mitchell’s interview on… read more →
Q: I’ve been called to interview and the company has given me the names of the three people who’ll be interviewing me. I’m afraid to look them up on LinkedIn… read more →