May 22, 2020 | Career, General Interest, Jobs in Ireland, Jobseeking, Work Life
The pressure put on students today to attend college and complete a degree is colossal. There are more people in university in Ireland today than ever before. In many ways, our society assumes that you will move on to third-level education after secondary school. But...
May 6, 2020 | Career, Career and Interview Advice, General Interest, Jobseeking, Networking
With the shadow of COVID- 19 still looming large, as a recruiter, I get quite regular questions about job searching during such an unprecedented and unpredictable time.In a normal time, not so long ago, when we could enjoy a ‘restriction-free’ world to our...
Feb 10, 2020 | Career, Career and Interview Advice, CV, General Interest, Jobseeking
What is the purpose of a CV? A CV is the first thing you think of when applying for a job, and people often wonder what an employer looks for in a good one. Your CV gives you the chance to tell the employer all about yourself and what you have achieved before you...
Feb 6, 2020 | Career, Jobseeking, Work Life
Starting a new job is a milestone in the lives of many. It’s a fresh start, a new beginning and an exciting opportunity. However, it carries a degree of pressure too. It’s natural for someone to feel nervous as they begin a new job, I know I was! Entering...
Jan 7, 2020 | Career, Career and Interview Advice, General Interest, Jobseeking, Work Life
How good are you at keeping your New Year’s resolutions on track? Like most people, I make resolutions, and, like most people, they lie in ruins by the end of January. As a result, the changes I hoped to make just a few weeks earlier have failed to materialise....
Nov 28, 2019 | Career, Career and Interview Advice, CV, Jobseeking
Job searching, where to start? At one point or another we are all faced with the prospect of searching for a new job. This may come at the beginning of your career when looking for the perfect entry-point into the workforce, or later in life when trying to progress...
