Nick Jones 
Graduate hiring managers know that this is likely to be your first job interview and you’re going to be nervous. Remember, this is okay. Over the years, I have hired people who’ve made a complete mess of their job … Read More
Ninety-hour weeks are very common across the Investment Banking world and there are great rewards for those who are prepared to put in the hours. That said, it’s not for everyone. Not everyone’s dreams are sat in the office … Read More
Students across the world leave College or University every year straight into the job of their dreams. They grow up knowing exactly what they want to do with career. Then there are the students who leave school and have … Read More
At the end you’re job interview, you’ll usually be asked if you have any questions? You must say yes and ask a minimum of three questions. This shows that you’re interested in the role and want to take the … Read More
Hiring managers have very little free time. Actually, I have very little free time most of the time, but when I’am a team member down and having to cover their workload, I have even less free time. As … Read More
The development of the internet over the last few years has allowed job boards to become global recruitment tools and candidates from all over the world to apply. Given, it’s now so easy to apply for a new job, … Read More
Fifteen years ago, internal and external recruiters were sent CVs through the post. They would manually review each CV and decide whether to show it to the hiring manager or not. If your CV wasn’t relevant for today’s role, … Read More
If you’re reading this then you’re probably like me a few years ago, sat wondering how to start blogging at home. In this section we’re looking at how to set up a blog to get started blogging in your … Read More