Posted by on 21 Sep 2011 by
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Christine Carey, London area manager, Tate ‘We’d advise PAs to be open minded and flexible when considering new opportunities. As the role of the PA continues to evolve and move away from the traditional one to more of a support role, PAs should be open to the idea of supporting more than one person and [...]
Posted by on 07 Dec 2010 by
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In today’s competitive marketplace the need to sell yourself effectively is increasingly important. Job seekers need to be able to demonstrate what value their skills offer the business and of course, the CV is the perfect place to showcase this. Whether a potential employer calls you into an interview or not can all depend on [...]
Posted by on 23 Sep 2010 by
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In light of the public sector cuts, employees exhaled a sigh of relief when the latest unemployment figures revealed that there were continued signs of recovery in the labour market. The Office of National Statistics advised there was another fall in the number of people out of work; the new unemployment rate now at 7.8 [...]
Posted by on 14 Apr 2010 by
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This week a woman was jailed for 6 months for forging references and lying on her CV. The case of Rhian Mackay http://careers.guardian.co.uk/careers-blog/no-need-to-lie-on-your-cv-steve-szita has put CV accuracy back on the agenda – but is it really a criminal offence?