In today’s competitive work environment, standing out from the crowd is key to getting noticed by recruiters.
“What I see very often is it is those candidates with certifications that get past the first filter.” So says Marcus Fan, Service Manager for Enterprise Voice and Data with Cisco APAC.
Digital density is disrupting every industry and sector. From taxis to telecoms, retail to recruitment, manufacturing to mobile – the pace of change is accelerating.
Roughly one in every three people is actively using sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, and others. It is probably safe to assume that your future employers are amongst them.
You are ready to send your resume in to a potential employer, but before you do—consider adding a cover letter.
It is a big thing to decide on the industry you want to work in and a solid investment in your future to acquire high caliber qualifications to gain entry.
Personal branding – the act of building and managing your own reputation on and offline – is another increasingly critical skill in today’s hyper-connected, digital job market, whether you are a st
You can scour company websites for job openings. Sign up for job site alerts. Your resume is also up to date and you are ready for the job market.
Your resume is your chance to impress a potential employer. It is vital that your resume is well written and formatted.
Acing your job interview can boil down to following some general best practice guidelines.
