This is the third blog post in a series taken from my book ‘ Networking tips for busy female professionals’. Each week, we will take a tip from the book and publish it in a blog post.
What’s worse? A palm-shattering, bone crunching handshake? Or, a being offered a hand which feels more like a limp [...]
Running teleseminars is an inexpensive way of letting prospective clients sample your services. However, how do you get the most out of a teleseminar? What do you need to do to make sure the teleseminar is a great learning experience for your attendees? How do you maximise the number of attendees? After running over six teleseminars, these are our 24 top tips.
Many times each day, many millions of people wish they were doing something different.
In the work we do, we are truly the blessed ones when we find ourselves doing what we love each and every day we show up.
For the rest of us, it’s that gnawing sensation deep inside that causes us an underlying stress level that, if we aren’t careful, we suffer for most if not all of our careers.
Can you build up a business via networking alone? Hear how efficient networker, Elinor Barbary has built up her new business via face-to-face networking alone.
Time is precious for a consultant, accountant or lawyer. Your time really does equal money – so how do you use time saving devices to get more out of your time?
This is the second blog post in a series taken from my book ‘ Networking tips for busy female professionals’. Each week, we will take a tip from the book and publish it in a blog post.
You may recall a scene in ‘Bridget Jones’ when Bridget is at a business social event and trying to [...]
Your website is your shopfront to the world, via the internet. You website needs to communicate why someone should contact you, and how they can contact you. Amazingly, many websites of professional advisers fail to do this.
Many job seekers successfully find their next role via recruitment consultants. Here is your guide to understanding how recruitment agencies work.
By Heather Townsend
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Posted in job hunting, personal efficiency
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Tagged Automotive, automotive aftermarket, automotive jobs, automotive recruitment, car parts, CV, Finding a job, job hunting, job search, Job search advice, Job seeker, marketing jobs, marketing recruitment, Motor trade jobs, recruitment, Recruitment agencies, redundancy, Resume
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Many people will tell you that it is the quality not the quantity of followers on twitter which really counts. So, how do you build up the right type of followers?
How to write a CV which is ‘found’ when placed on-line
By Heather Townsend
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Posted in job hunting, personal efficiency
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Tagged Automotive, automotive aftermarket, automotive jobs, automotive recruitment, car parts, CV, Finding a job, job hunting, job search, Job search advice, Job seeker, marketing jobs, marketing recruitment, Motor trade jobs, recruitment, Recruitment agencies, redundancy, Resume
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Working the room is an art form, but in this tip, find out why you need to have a high quality biro and small notepad with you.
If you’re thinking about taking your own company website forward, try these four criteria for size. How does your website fare? Does it meet your customers’ expectations?
This post deals with how to market yourself – your product to the recruiters.
By Heather Townsend
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Posted in job hunting, personal efficiency
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so, what do clients look for when buying professional services?
Before you start job hunting you need a plan. This post details what you need to think about for your job plan.
By Heather Townsend
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Posted in Uncategorized, job hunting, personal efficiency
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Tagged automotive aftermarket, automotive jobs, automotive recruitment, CV, job hunting, job search, Job seeker, marketing recruitment, recruitment, Recruitment agencies, redundancy, Resume
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