So, you’ve applied for your dream job. You’re convinced that you have everything they want in the successful candidate. You’ve been called by the recruiter, called in for an interview. It went well. You’re called in for an interview with the company. And another interview. As each stage progresses you’re more and more invested in the role – and more and more convinced you’re the only one who has all that the organisation is looking for. Who could be more qualified? Surely nobody! You may even be called to provide referee details and sign up to a background checking process.
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7 Ways To Give Yourself An Annual Career Checkup
There are, of course, numerous ways that you can do such an annual evaluation of your career, and you should make sure you do it in a way that best suits your needs and circumstances.
The Importance of Tailoring Your Resume for the Job
Do you ever feel like you are sending your resume into a black hole? The biggest mistake that many job applicants make is not tailoring their resume to the position they’re applying for. Customising your resume for every job is a surefire way of increasing your chances of getting noticed. With this, you can potentially […]
Ten Tips for Networking For Career Success
Effective networking takes more than juggling a plate and a drink in one hand and making awkward small talk. To gain the most from our networking efforts, we need to ensure we gain what we need to from each interaction, whether it is a one-on-one meeting or group event. The key is to have a […]
Getting in on the gig economy
Working in the gig economy – the freelance labour market defined by short term or contract employment – is no longer just the realm of those wearing jeans and t-shirts to work. In 2014, it was estimated that 3.7 million Australians (approximately 30 percent of our workforce) contribute $51 billion to the economy annually, making it more than an alternative avenue for one’s career, but an integral arm of Australian productivity.