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Are You In The Right Career? 5 Questions You Should Ask Yourself
When you first applied for that internship five years ago, did you pick the right spec off the job board? When you took that managerial position last month, did you make the right decision? Are your future life goals really aligned with your current career choices? When work becomes a slog it can be hard to […]
Continue readingScience Or Humanities Degrees – Which Wins in the Modern Job Market?
It’s an age-old war. Libraries or laboratories? Monographs or MATLAB? Books or textbooks? Whichever you chose at university, no doubt you feel stuck with it – in your knowledge base, in your social circles and in your job. And the war between science and humanities is nowhere more noticeable than in the struggle for graduate […]
Continue readingTech Tools To Help You Work Remotely
Remote working is the future. In 2016, Global Workplace Analytics found that roughly a quarter of the U.S. workforce telecommutes with some degree of frequency, while a whopping 80-90% would like to. Employers have heard their pleas; teleworking is on the rise, with many companies offering home-based options for staff. While remote working holds obvious […]
Continue readingHow To Write A Cover Letter That Really Stands Out
A tip-top resume can prove you’ve got the grades. But what makes a company open that PDF doc in the first place? The very first thing a recruiter sees of an applicant is his/her cover letter. And, in a business where only six seconds are spent on any one resume, first impressions count. Spot a […]
Continue readingIn Sickness And In Health: Combating Illness At Work
It’s a classic story. You wake up, raring to go, on a Monday morning – to find your throat like a desert and your nose running faster than Niagara Falls. Should you be struggling in anyway? Whether it’s the common cold, depression or a long-term disability, here are a few pointers on dealing with illness […]
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