Your first day at work could be a little panicky because its entirely a new place and you are meeting new people and new faces. It’s best not to panic. Get up early and get all that you will and if they are any documents that you need to bring in with you, get that …
Every employer wants to keep the good and competent employee. So, handing in your resignation letter could trigger them to call you in and make a counteroffer. Do not rush over any decision. Take your time and think about the offers that you have on the table. Firstly, it important to take into consideration, what …
Resigning from your previous role means that you have been given an exciting offer that you can’t decline. Before you resign from your present role, the are few things that you need to consider. Are you excited about this new job offer, if yes then you need to ask for the documents supporting your new …
Congratulations on your new job offer. Getting an offer that you have been hoping for is an excellent news, but don’t not be carried away by the offer. You need to consider so many things like the pay, benefits, start time, terms of work, and if you have multiple offers, you want to negotiate the …
6 Steps : How to Write A Winning CV that Tells Your Story A great and superb winning CV ensure that your CV merits a second look and gets you into the interview door. Your CV is the only thing that represent you before meeting your potential employer. The following six steps sets out how …
Try to learn the office etiquette. You may not understand everything on your first day but try to understand common behaviours and processes. Don’t force relationships, true friendships take time and allow the bond to form naturally. If you do not know where thee essentials are or how to use them (printer, coffee machine, phone, …
The first step toward landing a job is successfully navigating the application process. Though there’s no perfect formula to it, you can give yourself the best odds by doing a little research and fine-tuning your writing to match the position you have applied for. Getting Your Foot in the Door 1. Decide what kind of …