
Taking on contract work may be a smart career move
The contract employment market seems to be picking up, according to the “2016 Michael Page Greater China Employee Intentions Report……
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The contract employment market seems to be picking up, according to the “2016 Michael Page Greater China Employee Intentions Report……

The findings of the most recent Hays Asia Salary Guide indicate that there will be some friction between employer and employee …….

The modern workforce is diverse in terms of culture, location and age. In this context, being able to communicate clearly……

The quality of your communication with prospective employers post-interview can have a crucial impact on your job prospects…….

These are testing times for Hong Kong’s economy. The Hang Seng Index closed below 20,000 recently – a three-year low. …….

For most people, the new year signals a fresh start and an opportunity to take stock of their career……

The first quarter of the year is the most popular time for resignations – when people tend to jump ship after cashing in bonuses and stock options, or lack thereof. If you are preparing to leave your company……

Although many companies realise that an engaged workforce drives profitability and productivity, and has a direct impact on the success of the business…….

Its set to be an even more competitive world in 2016, with employers having tighter budgets and reduced headcounts……

Body language is a form of non-verbal communication, and it is vital to communicate effectively in a job interview. During an interview, you will inadvertently give out non-verbal cues, and those can make more of an impact than the words you use. Confidence is typically conveyed through body language, as is your stress level. An employer will get a sense of your personality and how you perform under pressure by gauging your body language.So, how can you ensure you are conveying the right messages?


Knowing how long to stay with a single employer can be a difficult decision to make. Am I moving too soon or have I been here for too long? The answer will vary greatly depending on the stage of your career……