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What to Wear to An Interview
Date Posted: 10/28/2015
The first impression you make at a job interview is when the interviewer looks at you. The moment he sees you, he has already formed an impression of the type of person you are. It is therefore very important for you to look professional enough to be employed for the job in question. In a... Read More
How to Negotiate For a Higher Salary
Date Posted: 10/7/2015
All salary negotiations center around what you are worth to the employer and what the employer is willing to pay for you. As such, there is no standard industry practice in settling salary. Some companies are known to steamroller candidates into accepting the job before revealing any salary structure. This is not good for you... Read More
Recognizing Burnout at Work and How to Fix It
Date Posted: 09/17/2015
Research shows that a little on-the-job stress is good for you but what’s not healthy is when stress turns into burnout. Most demanding non-repetitive jobs guarantee some stress and it’s natural for energy levels to fluctuate from day to day. However, complete work burnout affects your total well-being, career and even personal health and relationships.... Read More
After the Interview – Key Steps to Get That Overseas Job
Date Posted: 09/4/2015
So you did see that recruitment ad looking for someone like you. Were you pleasantly surprised at how closely the desired profile and your own strengths seemed to match? So finally, after all the searching and waiting, some organization abroad needed your skills and called you for that first interview. But you have not got... Read More
Ways to Work Smarter Not Harder
Date Posted: 08/13/2015
If you wonder why you are getting nowhere in your job although you work so diligently and hard, take a pause. Are you always busy trying to be more productive? Are you always switching from one task to the next without completing it or trying to do many things at once? Are you just about... Read More