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5 Steps to Writing a Winning Job Application
1:Analyze the job listing Your very first task when writing or editing your resume for a role is to read through the job listing in detail. That document doesn't exist just for show. If it's well-written, it includes clear signals on what information to include in y...
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5 Interview Tips
1. Research the industry and company. An interviewer may ask how you perceive his company's position in its industry, who the firm's competitors are, what its competitive advantages are, and how it should best go forward. For this reason, avoid trying to thoroughly re...
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Avoid the top 10 interview mistakes
1. Not doing the research It's the single biggest and most common mistake made: Going into a job interview without having researched what the job involves, or what the division does. If you're going for an Investment Banking position, know what deals the firm has done...
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5 SALARY NEGOTIATION TIPS
1. Do your homework Find out how much other people with similar knowledge, experience and in similar positions are earning before you go to your first job interview. This will help you set realistic expectations. This, in turn, will help you with your salary negotiati...
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5 tips to manage your time
Start your day early: One of the best ways to manage your time is by getting up early. Some of the most renowned names across the world, such as Tim Cook and Oprah Winfrey are known to be early risers. Not only does this give a good and healthy start to your day but h...
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CV Writing Do's and Don'ts
DON'T use multi-colored text or too many different font sizes. Italics, underlining, shading, graphics, and vertical/horizontal lines or boxes are also best avoided. DO keep your CV length to a minimum – two or three pages is ideal. Print in black ink, on one side of each sh...
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