Do you hate your job? Some tips on what to do now.

October 14, 2008 No comments yet

We are in the middle of a worldwide economic crisis. It is difficult to predict what is going to happen from day to day. There have been lay offs already and for many others there is a real possibility of losing their jobs. In view of this it seems likely that there will be a [...]

Tips for being great in your first interview after years with your current organisation

September 21, 2008 No comments yet

I spoke to a lady in her mid 30s the other day who told me that she had applied for another job outside of the organisation she had been with since she left school. A friend had pointed her to the vacancy advert and said that it was made for her. The lady herself was [...]

Sad end for Bank of Scotland?

September 18, 2008 No comments yet

Hearing late last night that Lloyds TSB was to take over Halifax Bank of Scotland has really made me think. We are living in interesting – and downright difficult – times and business casualties are inevitable. I have been trying to work out why this one has had such a personal impact on me.
I clicked on [...]

Helicopter parents going to job interviews with their offspring!

September 15, 2008 9 comments

According to a newspaper article I read on holiday some parents heavily involved in their children’s job search. As a parent of a recent graduate myself I had a strong desire to share my expertise and give advice on his approach to the world of work. I have helped him write his CV and made introductions [...]

Who you are is defined by far more than the job you do

August 25, 2008 2 comments

It may be random but I have read a lot of posts lately on what to do if you lose your job.  A couple worth reading are by Dave McQueen and Steve Roesler. Please watch the video linked to  Steve’s post if you haven’t already.
I will never make light of someone losing their job. It happened to [...]


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