Handling the salary question
By Sabina Trench, Career Coach, Sli Nua Careers We have talked here before about kicking to touch if asked the […]
Bottom-up approach can make CV writing easier
Writing a CV can be a real nuisance. How can I wade through my professional career, studies, voluntary work, additional […]
The baby steps to start controlling your career
Last week, you may recall, we had an email from DR. He wrote: “I’ve been doing the same job for […]
Early impact is crucial in CVs
Never underestimate how important it is to catch the employer’s attention early in your CV. You must treat it as if […]
Sli Nua Careers top tip
In interview, your chances of success hinge not just on your ability to do the job – but on your […]
Final training day for Claremorris Job Ready programme
Today is the third and final day of our Career Development training programme at Claremorris Family Resource Centre. The participants […]
Building on favourable impression for future success
Q: I recently went for a job with a company, but I didn’t get it. However, they made a point […]
Striking the balance when you work at your hobby
Q: I love the theatre. From an early age, I was on stage, and, in my 20s, I still take […]
Money talk can come later
Q: I’ve gone through the first and second interviews for a job I’d really like to get. On the second […]
Holiday shouldn’t be a deal-breaker
By Mick O’Connor, Career Coach, Sli Nua Careers Athlone Q: The interview is on June 4. I’m going on a […]