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【職場航行日誌】再係咁嘥紙下世要做樹啦
細個出街影印張紙要五毫子一張，會好小心用個File入住，驚死整到佢皺起，希望重複用到N次，N次後都會用嚟包果皮或者墊完枱先捨得丟掉……
Job Search in Hong Kong
Cover Letter Cliches to Avoid
Cover letters can be challenging. There are plenty of advice and warnings about what to avoid in your resume, but the cover letter tends to be overlooked. Writing a cover letter is an ideal way for a potential employee to show off their talents and personality so it’s important to make the most of this opportunity. It should be professional, but still allow some of your unique qualities to shine. The worst thing a potential employee can do is sound like a robot, and there are cliche phrases that make employers cringe.
Job Search in Hong Kong
Interview Questions You Should Be Asking
Interview candidates are an eager-to-please bunch. Because their future depends on the success of their job interview, Interviewees tend to think that the best way to a successful interview is by having the right answers to all the interview questions. A majority of interview preparations (because you should in fact, be preparing) is focussed heavily on responding to potential interview questions. While this is indeed a crucial element for a favourable interview, there’s another important aspect many people forget to prepare for: asking informed and thoughtful questions of your own.
Career Coaching & Guidance
The importance of gravitas at all levels of your career
One of the highest accolades I give to job candidates of all levels when making an introduction to a client……
Advice Columnist
【生命啟示錄】細聽薦骨聲音 就能心想事成
據Human Design ( 下稱HD ) 一直強調人有身體內在的聲音，我相信某些人能夠感覺或覺得「像」聽到這類聲音。據HD統計…..