Bouncing back from redundancy
This is a guest blog by Adrian Berwick. Staying mentally healthy if you’re facing redundancy…… Many people are worried about the possibility of redundancy and equally daunting … Read More
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
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
8 Job Application Tips Guaranteed To Boost Your Career Prospects
Do you feel like applying for new jobs is simply a numbers game? Do you put as many applications as you can out there, hoping you … Read More
My On-Boarding Story At Blues Point Recruitment Agency
Although I wasn’t actively looking for a new role, when the job spec for a marketing executive at Blues Point Recruitment Agency appeared in my inbox, … Read More
Why you should hire impostors
Visiting the UK recently, former First Lady and author of this year’s bestselling book, Michelle Obama, revealed she still sometimes struggles with ‘impostor syndrome’. I’m reading Michelle’s … Read More
What Donald Trump Can Teach Us About the Hiring Process
Full disclosure. I am NOT a fan of Donald Trump. But I do find him very interesting to watch. And we can all learn a lot … Read More
Life lessons from a Brazilian prison
I often find myself browsing online for lighter news articles that might balance out the ‘Brexit will kill us all, stock up on medicine and baked … Read More
