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Employability

SlaveDriver

Resources for young job seekers and potential employers.

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>  blog:  Employability:  what stops it?
>  blog:  How not to interview job applicants—1

  • Employability

The value of soft skills to the UK economy

So what is the Backing Soft Skills campaign all about, and what does it mean for you and your business?

What are the basic things to get right in a CV?

You must do all the following. Employers can and will bin CVs which fail at these basic steps:

Get that CV right

The purpose of a CV is not to help you get a job. The purpose of a CV is to help an employer decide whether they want to employ you.

Recruiting for attitude

I trotted along to the IT department, having prepared myself for the interview. I was, however, surprised as the interview progressed that the personnel manager seemed not to

Stages of a work relationship—summary

emotional intelligence at work uses a model that postulates that business (and all other) relationships go through five stages.

Further reading

  • Five emotionally intelligent marketing tipsFive emotionally intelligent marketing tips
  • OK.  I’m doing what you told me.  How come it isn’t working?OK.  I’m doing what you told me.  How come it isn’t working?
  • Tying up the catTying up the cat
  • On women and menOn women and men
  • Glass of waterGlass of water
  • The three key concepts of emotional intelligence at workThe three key concepts of emotional intelligence at work
  • Fresh fish sold here dailyFresh fish sold here daily
  • Getting clients 2Getting clients 2
  • Why being in control is not always a good ideaWhy being in control is not always a good idea
  • Stop fightingStop fighting