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Are Your Graduate Salary Expectations Realistic?
There are many aspects to consider when looking for your first graduate role, but starting salaries are often considered one of the most important for new graduates. You’ve worked hard and achieved a good degree and now you want to be rewarded with a high-paying and successful career. But what can you expect to be…
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A Career in Beauty: How Much Money Do Hairstylists Make?
Being a hairdresser means you will always be in demand as people always need their hair cut. The average hairdresser’s salary in the UK is £26,000 which works out to £13.33 per hour. Multiple factors affect your yearly earnings, and there are ways to maximise your earning potential in this industry. What are the factors…
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What is a Product Manager and How to Become One
Product Managers are responsible for leading the development and launch of new products. They must have a thorough understanding of the product, as well as its potential customers, market trends, and competitors. This can be a challenging yet rewarding career path that requires strong leadership skills and technical acumen. In this article, we will explore…
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How to Get Ahead at Work: A Brief Guide
One of the most common aspirations when it comes to a person’s career is progressing. No one wants to work an entry-level job until they retire; career progression is much more fulfilling, and as you work your way up, you are likely to be paid better too. Of course, in order to progress, you can…
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3 Strategies For Quickly Building Trust With Customers
Customers and businesses need to share a strong sense of trust. As consumer spending tightens, every ounce of goodwill is more important than ever. Recent research has revealed that 7 out of 10 customers have been scammed online. It’s hardly surprising that people get caught up in these sordid affairs, and it can forever sour…
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Should I Go to University or Get a Job?
Should I go to uni or get a job? – This is a question that many college leavers face and while going to university may be the more traditional option, it isn’t right for everyone and won’t guarantee better career prospects. There is a range of options open to those who would prefer to get…
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Advice For Graduates, Career Advice, Insights for Employers, Job Search and Interviews, Professional Development
What Your Body Language Says About You
When at work or attending interviews, we always think carefully and consciously about what we are saying. However, what many people don’t realise is that the majority of our daily communication is non-verbal. In fact, in many instances, your subconscious body language is doing much of the talking, making an impression on others and betraying…
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5 Ways You Should Optimise Your LinkedIn Profile for Job Opportunities
If you’re looking for a job or are open to hearing about potential opportunities, you should ensure that your LinkedIn is optimised to grab the attention of recruiters. The Undercover Recruiter reports that 97% of all HR and staffing professionals use LinkedIn in their recruiting efforts. This gives job seekers and professionals an excellent chance…
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How to Avoid Procrastinating Whilst Working from Home
Working from home has become the new normal for many during the current pandemic. While working from home undoubtedly has many benefits, it can be challenging to get into a new routine where you stay focused and maintain high productivity levels. We’re all prone to a bit of procrastination whether we’re in the office or…
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6 Crucial Skills for Working Remotely
New guidance released by the government this week is encouraging those that can to work from home in the coming months. Working remotely undoubtedly has its benefits. Workers have more flexibility, save time on their commute and can achieve a better work-life balance. With remote working being here to stay, there’s a specific skill set…