Career

There is no doubt that what we do for a living shapes our lives. With our jobs taking up 50% of our waking hours during a working day, there is good reason to want to take back control of your career if you’re feeling unhappy. When it comes down to it, most of us fall somewhere between one of two categories. Person A feels satisfied in their job. It not only pays the bills but leaves them feeling fulfilled.

You’re probably reading this blog because you’ve been on your job search journey without much luck. One of the first places to start when you’re feeling like you’ve hit a dead-end in your job search is to review your CV. After all, having an eye-catching CV or resume is essential for securing that coveted interview. Thankfully, there are some basic tips to give your CV a boost that everyone can follow.

Congratulations on your new job! You’ve aced the interview, you’re working your notice, and now your start date looms ever nearer. So here’s the important part: how do you survive (and thrive) in your new role?!

If you're feeling stuck in a rut with your career, you're not alone. Check out our top 6 tips on how to develop & progress in your career.

So, you find yourself in a sticky situation: You get offered the job of your dreams and you’re over the moon, only to start to feel way out of your depth. Sound familiar?

Increasingly, people are choosing to take their professional development into their own hands, often with the help of a career mentor. Here are the top benefits of having a career development mentor on your side...