Tennis, Seagulls, and Interviews
Tennis I notice that it’s retired professional tennis player Zina Garrison’s birthday today. She is now 56 and living in Texas, but 25 years ago, in … Read More
Lockdown IT Recruitment update November 2020
Since our last update earlier this year (May 2020), a lot has happened. We’re now in Lockdown 2.0 – although you mightn’t know it. I was … Read More
Trump and Zoom
Donald Trump has today refused to take part in a virtual TV debate. His exact words, speaking to Fox Business Channel this morning, were: “I’m not … Read More
The furlough scheme – has it worked?
Has the furlough scheme worked? It’s coming to an end in just a few weeks’ time, but as the press release below indicates, there will be … Read More
Jobseekers… let’s talk about lockdown.
I started back to work recently after a brief period of furlough – it’s great to be back. While trying to get back into the swing of … Read More
How To Feng-Shui Your Home Office
Many of us are working from home right now, due to the government’s recommendations on social distancing related to COVID-19. As we deal with a lot … Read More
Coronavirus: Tops Tips For Job Seeking & Recruiting During Social Distancing
Coronavirus. It’s a word you will have heard a lot recently. Whether it be on the news, in your office or pretty much anywhere else – … Read More
Becoming An IT Manager – Is It The Right Step For Your Career?
As a hard-working and ambitious IT professional, the day may come when becoming an IT manager is a real possibility. And when it does, you will … Read More
One Leap Too Far – How To Ensure You Are Not Dismissed As A Job Hopper
Many of us, including myself, have been in the position where we’ve changed jobs more quickly than intended, maybe even more than once, and it can … Read More
Recovery Of Training Costs – What You Need To Know
There has been a significant increase in the interest surrounding the ability of an employer to recover the cost of training from an employee where the … Read More
