You know the score, you finally get a tricky candidate to interview but they suddenly grow and extra head and bite the hiring manager with it. Or you turn up at a major client meeting only to belatedly realise at the last minute you’re completely starkers. Then when you get back to the office your
Hunting for a new job role can really feel like a full time job. You’re constantly keeping an eye out for promising opportunities and feverishly polishing your CV all the while still putting in the hours at your current workplace. The pressure felt during this frantic time is one of the reasons why the recruitment
Going back into work after a gloriously wonderful holiday can be a traumatic process. On the other hand, it might have been a soul destroying energy suck. Important items such as passports might have gone astray, hotels not lived up to their glowing reviews and everyone contracted exotic bug as an unwelcome souvenir. Rather than
Madonna lied to us, if anything time doesn’t go by slowly. In fact it whips by at a breakneck pace leaving us in the billowing dust of its wake. Sure, the clock can seem to be dragging its second hand across its face at a glacial pace when you’re twiddling your thumbs of an afternoon,
Some tongue in cheek advice and personal anecdotes Not everyone has the ability to be the perfect candidate; an exceptional specimen of professionalism brimming with a strong/relevant experience, friendly demeanour and raring to go on any opportunities available. Nevertheless there are many different ways to make yourself memorable to people like us and potential employers…both
