Congratulation! You landed yourself a new job. You have in your hand the signed letter of employment. You are delighted. You want to have a good ending with your present employment and have a perfect start with your new employer. Hoo…hooo… Now you only have to inform your new employer […]
When I started my first job after graduation from university in 1985, my boss then gave me this same advice “Don’t Bring Problems To Your Manager – Bring Solutions“. I live by this principle until today. To put it simply, you are working for your manager, not your company. Make […]
While most jobseekers spend their time in a job interview talking about themselves, realising interviews are a two-way street will be your key to success. A secret to nail your interview lies in the last question: “Do you have any questions for me?” Your answer should be “Yes”, followed by, […]
In the electronic job market, cover letters are nearly obsolete. To underestimate the potential of a well-thought-out and well-written cover letter is to miss out on a key opportunity to call attention to your candidacy. You will also miss the chance to display your strengths – the accomplishments and abilities […]
Resignation letters come in numerous guises but the most important factor to consider is to keep it short, simple and to the point. Do not be tempted to put anything down in writing that may come to regret, especially when you require references or have a final salary to come. […]
The short time you spend at a job interview could have a dramatic effect on your career prospects. It is therefore important that you perform well, because no matter how good your career record is to date, the employment interview remains an important step towards achievement of your ambitions. This […]
