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Interview tip: What is your biggest weakness?

This is a question you're probably not looking forward to answering. I know this because it is the one question that people ask my advice on the most.

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By Aimee Bateman

How to manage and overcome imposter syndrome

Imposter syndrome is real. It affects more people than you can imagine but don’t let it hold you back or restrict your learning and your progress.

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By Craig Badings

Interview Tip: "Tell me about your biggest achievement?"

We don’t just recruit job titles and responsibilities, we recruit people and this question can inform the interviewer of so much

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By Aimee Bateman

The Gap Between Chasing Your Dreams And Building A Career

Chasing your dreams has always been a pretty awesome thing to do — but sometimes there’s a gap between ‘chasing your dreams’ and ‘building a career’.

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By Sputnik

When job hunting reach for the mud, not for the stars

If you’re job hunting, it’s really worthwhile doing 2 things: firstly, it’s worth asking, what is it about the job that you think will make you happy?

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By Sputnik

Why you shouldn't keep your full skill set a secret

Some jobs don’t allow you to fully strut your stuff. If your current job doesn’t require you to demonstrate your full skill set, find another way

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By Sputnik

Why learning is the skill that keeps you in the game

The need to keep upskilling isn't going away anytime soon. It's never to early or late to establish a CV in the skill of learning.

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By Barrie Seppings

This is what you need to make work & life more enjoyable

While you shouldn’t forget your to-do list at work, the question is what are you doing about you and your enjoyment of life?

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By Craig Badings

Branding yourself: why having a point of view is important

Standing for something isn’t just about writing it down — it’s about believing it and living it.

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By Richard Sauerman

How to have a successful career: advice when starting in a new role

I've been thinking about the best piece of career advice I have received or which I could give someone starting out in a new career or a new role...

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By Craig Badings

What motivates you to be successful in your career?

What truly matters to you? What genuinely motivates you to come to work every day and be successful? The motives behind success usually boils down to:

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By Chris Savage

Job seekers: What digital marketing can teach you about good job hunting

Recently someone asked me about job hunting advice. I told them I knew the secret to absolutely, positively getting a job. So let me share that secret

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By Sputnik

Should I accept a counter-offer from my employer?

You go to hand in your notice to your employer and they counter-offer as a way of getting you to stay. One question creeps into your mind...

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How to Calm Your Pre Interview Nerves

Do interviews make you feel anxious? Check out our advice on how to calm your nerves and land the job.

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By Jennie Kitchin

Are you damaging your career with short-termism?

Just as workplaces must keep pace with new ways of doing business in a digital world so too must employees.

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By Nicole Matejic

Building trust and reputation in your career: how do you rank?

You need both capability and character to build reputation to survive and thrive in business today. Through building reputation, you earn trust.

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By Chris Savage

How to plan the next chapter of your career story

If you want to be a bit more intentional about where the next chapter of your career story is going to take you, here’s my advice on how to plan it:

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By Barrie Seppings

Cover Letters, Yes or No?

There’s a gray area that comes into play when determining whether or not you should include a cover letter when applying to a position.

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