Job Search Resources I recently recorded a few job search tips with iRadio Ireland These tips capture key areas required for successful transition to new employment HOW TO MARKET YOURSELF = CV Writing JOB SEARCH […]
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Sometimes job seeking can be tough. Actually, it can be tough a lot of the time if we’re being truthful! But whilst you’re understandably anxious to get back into the world of work, make sure […]
It is a truth universal acknowledged that December is the time of year when all job searching slows down, is it not? That HR personnel and recruiters are too busy enjoying mince pies and mulled […]
Self-confidence is a key ingredient for success. This means self-confidence is a key ingredient for job search success. Levels of self-confidence can have a direct impact on your job search performance. BUT there’s good news. […]
I presented “Get Social Networked & Get Hired” @gradireland in RDS (Wed 15th June 2011). Thanks for attending. I hope you found the presentation useful and took away useful information to help your job search. Below […]
Get yourself out on the scene It’s a difficult stat to digest, but around 70% of jobs go unadvertised and are usually filled through networking. Yet most job seekers still fear it. The beauty about […]
Please see my new JOB SEARCH cartoon video. It was created by David McConnon from www.videon.ie. This video presents a very serious message through a funny cartoon. Enjoy!! COMPETITION To promote the video I am […]
Short video about job search strategies. For more detailed discussion and information on job search join “Measurability on Facebook” or “Measurability Careers & Jobs Club on LinkedIn”.
Facebook is the most popular social networking site in Ireland with approx 2 million users. Having said this, very few users are tapping into Facebook’s potential to assist with job search. Most people associate Facebook with pleasure […]
