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Millennials present new challenges in the workplace but that needn’t be a problem
Recently, I caught up with some human resources people at a luncheon and fell into an interesting discussion……
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Interview Tips From Top Recruiters
Are you ready for the interview right now? Make sure you are well- prepared before you leave. Take the last tour with our top recruiters’ advices before you knock the manager’s door…
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Elevate your EQ
In today’s competitive and volatile job market, finding and maintaining a job is tough and studies show that employers are more inclined…….
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Daunted by the thought of becoming a leader?
If you’re stepping up into your first management or leadership position, you might find it intimidating at first……..
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Internship Crucial for Success
Most university students are not enthusiastic about their internship opportunities. Before you decide to pass on that internship, consider the downsides for turning one down first and then really think if it’s the best decision for you and your future goals…
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Classroom vs playground: finding tomorrow’s leaders
I’ve recently been working to identify a CEO for a global internet company and have also spoken to two Hong Kong parents……
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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.
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7 Cover Letter Mistakes to Avoid at All Costs
A critical part of any job application, the cover letter should be error free. Here are the top 7 mistakes to avoid at all costs in your cover letter.
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Emotional Intelligence Quotient Is Key To Workplace Success
Success at work can be attributed to many things, but the key factor is emotional intelligence. Learn how you can harness it to further your career.
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Key Elements for Writing a Reference Letter
The reference letter – how to write one, what to include, and other tips that are essential to the perfect reference. Visit CP Jobs for more.
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Be confident in your body language in interviews
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?
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Including hobbies and interests on your CV is not likely to help you land a job
The inclusion of an “interests” or “hobbies” section at the end of your CV is not a professional requirement and, more often than not……