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The Stagnant Employee: 5 Tips To NOT Become One

A flourishing career with unlimited opportunities for professional growth and self-development- this is what many people dream of. Unfortunately, they unconsciously lead themselves to a permanent career plateau after getting buried in their jobs’ routines. Here are 5 simple tips to help you.

Article by Debra Wright / At Workplace / Career, career advice, Careers, Employees, Job, Jobs, Work, workplace Leave a Comment

8 Tips To Stay Awake And Focused While Working Late At Office

When it gets late and there is a lot of work that’s pending, it’s human to get bored or feel sleepy. However, this can greatly impact the quality of work and effect your productivity as well. Thus, it is absolutely essential to stay focused while working whether you are working late or not. Here are some tips that can help you to stay awake and focused while working late.

Article by Steve Mcdaniel / At Workplace / At work, Job, Work, workplace Leave a Comment

Your Strategy For Career Fair Success

Career Fairs are such useful resources which can be wasted or misused by so many job seekers. Make sure you’re not one of them by becoming proactive when it comes to finding fairs and preparing for the event. If this is done well, your chances of success at finding a job will improve dramatically.

Article by Ewan Cambell MacDougall / College Graduates And Interns, Job Fairs, Job Search / career fair, employers, Job, job fair, job market Leave a Comment

Getting Through Your Probation Period

If you take on a permanent role at a company, it is highly likely that you will be asked to complete a probationary period before you are taken on permanently. The main aim of the probationary period is to check that you are right for the job and that you and the company are a good fit together. So how can you make sure you get through this period?

Article by Adam C / At Workplace / Job, workplace Leave a Comment

How to Choose Between Job Offers

Getting a job offer is always an exciting event for anyone. It starts to look like all the hard work done by you is finally starting to pay off. However, if you are lucky enough to get more than one job offer, it can be a difficult choice picking which one you actually want. To help you out, read on for some advice on how to choose between job offers.

Article by Adam C / Career Planning, Job Search, Salary, Perks and Promotions / Career Planning, Job, Job Search Leave a Comment

3 Things to Consider in Answer to “Tell Me About Yourself”

The most common first question asked at a job interview usually is – “Tell Me About Yourself”. When you are asked this question by an interviewer, it is a valuable opportunity for you to launch your interview on a solid note. If you are able to answer this question effectively, be assured that you’ll get their attention right at the beginning. Consider these three important things to form your answer.

Article by Mona Samar / Job Interview / Interview, Job, job interview 11 Comments

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