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Negotiating yourself through a job interview requires preparation and skill, no matter your aim is: a better position, higher pay, a workplace closer to your home… You don’t get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate. This cliché is worth repeating, putting up on your wall and tattooing on your forehead.
Negotiating yourself through a job interview requires preparation and skill, no matter your aim is: a better position, higher pay, a workplace closer to your home… You don’t get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate. This cliché is worth repeating, putting up on your wall and tattooing on your forehead.
Show me the money, right? Well, it’s not always about the money, but your salary is an important thing to get right from the get go. In this edition of the Mr Career Tick podcast, we’ll cover how to get the right mindset for any pay or money negotiation, how to turn the tables and […]
If it has been a few years since the last time you went out job hunting, you need to know that things have changed. Sure, some of the old advice from 2000 definitely still applies today – such as , networking or cold calling. But like it or not,there is no way around it, you’ll […]
Got a job interview invitation? Brilliant – yay …. #GetHired2018 Are you worried or just hoping for the best? Well, hope and fear are the big enemies of anyone competing for a job. Especially in the last mile. Don’t let it unravel you. Instead, think about the other likely types of candidates and how you […]
Believe it or not, prospective or potential employer (s) have access to more information online than you expect and many will “Check You Out” before you’re even offered a job.
Grades are the determining factor for performance in school, and uni degrees and high scores are kick-starters for your career. But in the professional world, that’s not how it works. This is what you need to know if you are hunting for your first well-paid job…
Most businesses have plenty of information, but too many lack the raw brain power to be able to frame their challenging sales, service or operations problems in ways that would give them a competitive edge.That’s where you can come in — as a brain for hire. An old fashioned word for it is “contractor”.
Want to be a better job applicant? Do you want to be hired from your resume or receive a job offer straight after your interview? It might be worth looking at your language.
Everyone dreams of having or finding a more exciting job. But those dreams tend to be quickly crushed by the realisation that all the really kickass jobs are the ones that require the kind of training or experience that is next to impossible for most of us to acquire without capturing a wish-granting elf.
