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Category Archives: Job search
How Undergraduates Can Improve their Job Prospects
Korina Karampela talks to Gary Argent – the Director of Careers at City University London – about how students can enhance their employment prospects upon graduation. At a time when graduate unemployment rate is at record high levels, many employers … Continue reading
When Everyone Has the Same Qualifications
In the labor market, the simple dynamics of supply and demand apply. When everyone has the same qualifications, then having them is not much of an advantage. Think how you can differentiate yourself. You may become an expert in a … Continue reading
What Makes an Interim Manager Successful
Korina Karampela talks to the resourcing manager of PiR Resourcing Emma Dorman about what makes an interim manager successful. More people are choosing interim positions lately. Is it a sign of economic recession or a lifestyle choice? It is most likely … Continue reading
7 Tips to Get the Best Out of College
Another college year has started. You are excited about the opportunities college can offer you both academically and socially. At the same time, you are thinking about your increasing student debt and whether you will be able to find a … Continue reading
Does Your First Job Impact Your Long-Term Career?
Meet Alan – the Graduate. He recently got his degree in Business Management. He studied a general subject so he doesn’t have to be tied to a specific career path. He started applying for jobs a month ago. He has been sending 5 applications … Continue reading