Know your Value ….
Recently I read a post from Terry Edwards, where a client of his submitted the following which perfectly illustrated the importance of pricing and positioning (i.e. Value). A father said
4 things to consider when searching for a new job
The country began its third phase of re-opening the country on Monday. In the months ahead, many companies will begin to look at onboarding new employees. For those of you
Your first 90 days in your new job ….
Now that you’ve completed all the rounds of interviews for the position you’ve been seeking, accepted the position, agreed the package, handed in your notice to your current employer …
Motivational speakers – Bags of wind or providers of fuel for the soul?
I have been drawn to personal development books and more recently podcasts for a lot of my working life. One of the first people I came across was Tony Robbins.
What should you list as an “Achievement” on your CV?
So you’ve heard (or been told) that you need to list some of your Achievements (i.e. Career Achievements) on your CV … the only problem is that you are unsure
Looking for a new role? … here’s some recommendations for your CV
As we are now in uncharted waters regarding the economy, we do not know exactly what the future business landscape will look like in the weeks and months ahead. One
Do Job Descriptions need to change – both during & post Covid-19?
We learned recently from the Minister of Health that, even after the current restrictions are scheduled to be lifted at the beginning of May, social distancing is going to remain
How do you complete a Recruitment Process without having a “face-to-face” meeting?
So what have we come to realise over the last number of weeks? The first is a greater (and growing) appreciation for our own health, our families welfare, that of
Mind your mind
It is fair to say that the last few weeks have been a bit of a surreal time for all of us. Working from home, definitely has its perks, but
Age, Retirement and the “Going Concern Concept”
Are you driving at speed towards a cliff and a long drop? I trained as an accountant earlier in my career and one of the four fundamental principles in preparing