When a company sets out to fill a vacancy, there is a specific process involved. In some cases, this is relatively simple but it can also be along, protracted process with many steps that sometimes make candidates (And Recruiters!) feel as though they are jumping through hoop after hoop.
By Heather Townsend
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Tagged job hunting, job search, job seeking, jobs boards, marketing, marketing job search, marketing jobs, marketing recruitment, recruitment, recruitment agency, recruitment industry, Recruitment philosophy, redundancy
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How to use a regional recruiter to find a job.
You never know what you are going to find when you set out on a path to find a new job. Allow the agencies to work with your data to give you the widest possible exposure but don’t expect individual treatment until you embark on a recruitment process (I.e. go for interview). Until then, your CV is purely a number in a huge pool of candidates and it’s the agency’s task to match it to potential opportunities.
By Heather Townsend
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Tagged job hunting, job search, job seeking, jobs boards, marketing, marketing job search, marketing jobs, marketing recruitment, Motor trade jobs, recruitment, recruitment agency, recruitment industry, Recruitment philosophy, redundancy
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Coming to terms with being in the wrong career for you, is not an easy place to be. However, it’s best to keep the momentum going and put together a simple strategy that will start you along the road you need to take.
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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Also posted in 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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How to write a CV which is ‘found’ when placed on-line
By Heather Townsend
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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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This post deals with how to market yourself – your product to the recruiters.
By Heather Townsend
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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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Also posted in Uncategorized, 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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Your top talent are the people who are most at risk of being poached, or who are the most able to sell their talents to your competitors. What are you doing to incentivise them to stay?
January 20, 2010 – 8:12 am
Many job hunters struggle to get asked to interview, and wonder why they are being rejected so often. In my experience, a poor CV can often be one of the main reasons why they are not getting asked to interview.
January 14, 2010 – 8:01 am
Reality has forced many people in the last twenty-four months to consider a career change. Here are seven great tips to help you change career successfully.
January 13, 2010 – 7:42 am
Social media is a great way to increase your profile and get recognised. Here are seven top tips to use social media to help you find your next job.
January 7, 2010 – 7:44 am
Did you know that the conventional ways of finding a job a not the most effective or efficient? Here are 10 tips to help you get a job fast.
January 6, 2010 – 7:52 am
Did you know that almost 80% of all vacancies are not advertised? All the most efficient ways of finding your next role, involve you finding out about these un-advertised vacancies.
January 5, 2010 – 7:45 am
Did you know that the most common methods of finding a job, are generally the most inefficient ways of finding a job? This post details the five most inefficient ways to find a job.
January 3, 2010 – 3:58 pm
Maybe you have sensed that your organisation is going to be re-structuring or downsizing in the next six months, or maybe you have decided that you will find a new role. But, how do you actually get started on an efficient job search?
This post details the questions you need to ask yourself to start a job search efficiently.
November 18, 2009 – 7:48 am
In this post, I look at what it means to work as an interim employee, and how this differs to business ownership and being a freelancer.
October 29, 2009 – 7:45 am
The actions and time between receiving a job offer and starting work with your new employers will set the tone for your working relationship with your new employers. Here is our guide to what you need to think about as you negotiate your terms and conditions with your new employer.
October 6, 2009 – 1:23 pm
The unpublished job market or “hidden” job market – where an opening is filled without it ever being advertised – represents approximately 80% of the total jobs filled each year. Therefore, particularly the more senior roles that you are targeting, it is important to spend at least 60% of your job search time and effort on the unpublished job market. Here is our guide to planning your unpublished job search
October 1, 2009 – 8:00 am
How to use your past achievements to get your CV noticed and invited to interview.
September 30, 2009 – 9:30 am
The purpose of your CV is to get you to interview. Nothing more, nothing less. As a career coach, when helping job seekers, more often than not the first thing I am presented with is a CV. It always amazes me how easy it is to stand out from the rest of the job seekers by spending time on a well-thought out and written CV. Here are my top 11 ways for you to get your CV to stand out from the crowd.
September 29, 2009 – 10:00 am
If you have been asked to consider a new career path – or are wondering whether permanent employment is for you, here are 6 alternatives to permanent employment
September 23, 2009 – 10:56 am
Your personal network is the best way of finding yourself your next role. This articles details 5 ways to use your network to find your next role.
September 2, 2009 – 8:30 am
How to write a great covering letter which will ensure that your CV gets read.
August 29, 2009 – 4:45 pm
The Efficiency Coach advises on the issues you need to consider when leaving an organisation as a result of redundancy or compromise agreement.
August 29, 2009 – 4:35 pm
Whether you are already unemployed of facing redundancy, it can severely knock your confidence. The Efficiency Coach gives her eight tips on how to get your career back on track.
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Even in the current tough job market, it is still possible to find a new role. Here are ten great tips to help you fast-forward your job search
