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What do you REALLY want in a new job?

By |2017-08-08T21:05:50+01:00March 31st, 2016|Recruitment, Working life|

"Want New Job." On a bad day, anyone might grumpily grunt these words. Whether it's a fleeting thought borne of frustration or a genuine resolution and need for change, that's the real question.You might occasionally browse job listings in a casual way, hoping for something that really grabs you.  But do you ever take a step back

2016 Budget jobs and you

By |2017-08-08T21:05:50+01:00March 17th, 2016|Politics, Recruitment, Working life|

Does it mean anything for me? In the aftermath of a UK government Budget announcement, everyone rushes to pick over the details and find out the implications. And there’s usually a lot to chew over. Much is open to interpretation and argument, but here’s the Atlantic Resource attempt to shine some light.So what did the

Doing redundancy well – an impossible job?

By |2017-08-08T21:05:50+01:00March 10th, 2016|Recruitment, Working life|

Redundancy is an unpleasant business, but unfortunately it can be necessary. It’s also often a simple solution to difficult financial problems. Cut the workforce, cut costs.But there are many different ways of carrying out redundancies. Whether it’s simply a matter of getting rid of one bad egg, or if you’re handling the livelihood of hundreds

Recruiters need to fix broken recruitment processes

By |2017-08-08T21:05:50+01:00February 10th, 2016|Education, Management, Recruitment, Working life|

Broken recruitment processes are being blamed for leaving young people with low self-esteem and a negative impression of their chosen industries.This is according to a joint report from Business in the Community (BITC) and City and Guilds Group.Whose fault is that? You might take a hard line and suggest they should toughen up. The world

6 Reasons Why Exam Results Aren’t Everything

By |2017-08-08T21:05:51+01:00August 19th, 2015|Education, Recruitment, Working life|

A good education is important. Children should begin to learn from an early age the importance of knowledge, skills and experiences, as well as their practical application in the real world. As a rule, everyone respects this. But working life amounts to much more than the handful of letters or numbers that represent exam grades.A

Three Key Reasons Why It’s Hard Being Young In Today’s Workforce

By |2017-08-08T21:05:51+01:00August 7th, 2015|Recruitment|

Young people are often patronised in the world of work. It’s long been the case that a lack of experience is perceived as a bad thing, rather than a good thing, and that’s likely to continue.  Much is about perception of course, and challenging traditional ideas.But there are plenty of reasons to suggest that today

Knowing when to leave a job

By |2017-08-08T21:05:51+01:00July 9th, 2015|Recruitment|

Not wanting to head to work might not be an uncommon issue, but when it starts happening a little too regularly you might begin to think. The next stage is deciding whether to stop moaning and actually do something about it, or start to think more constructively.Do you know for certain that you’d be happier

7 job hunting tips for new graduates

By |2017-08-08T21:05:51+01:00July 1st, 2015|Recruitment|

It’s that time of year again. Thousands of new graduates and many people in Cardiff and right across the UK will be facing up to the realities of employment, work, jobs, money.While an organised fraction of these people will have positions or placements lined up, for others it can be a nervous, anxious time full

Why You’ll Get Hired

By |2017-08-08T21:05:51+01:00May 20th, 2015|Job interview, Recruitment|

We all know that the world of work is as competitive as ever, despite the latest unemployment figures showing a seven year UK low. It never means that getting a job is easy. For this reason, if you’re a job seeker, it’s worth job spending a little time thinking about the reasons why you, yes

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