by Sue Graham | Apr 23, 2018 | Career planning career advice, job seeker strategies, personal development
Everyone loves a good story – so what’s yours? What can you tell people to strike up a conversation and connect with others in a memorable way? Stories matter. They are the best way for people to get to know who you are in a relatively short time. Your likes and...
by Sue Graham | Mar 6, 2018 | job seeker strategies, personal development
How come some people seem to have more luck than others? There will be times in your life when you have had a funny feeling about something and the urge to back away kicks in. We are wired to sense danger – this goes right back to caveman times. Sometimes we don’t...
by Sue Graham | Mar 6, 2018 | Career planning career advice, finding a job, Job hunting, job seeker strategies
We know that there’s no magic wand to career change, but we also know that you don’t have to do it alone. Other people are a vital ingredient in the success of your career transition. After all, they say it’s relationships, not resumés, that get people jobs these...
by Sue Graham | Mar 3, 2018 | career guidance, finding a job, Job hunting, job seeker strategies
Whether you are looking for your first job, your next job or a complete career change, a chance meeting or unexpected turn of events will often be the catalyst for taking you in a different direction, setting you on a completely new path in life. All it takes is to...
by Sue Graham | Feb 12, 2018 | career advice, finding a job, Job hunting, job seeker strategies
If you think there are no jobs in Dunedin, then chances are your job searching skills are out of date. True, there may not be a lot of jobs visible if you use traditional avenues for job searches, but there is actually plenty of work to be found: the trick lies in...
by Sue Graham | Nov 5, 2017 | career guidance, finding a job, job seeker strategies
Finding a job is not simply a matter of going online and checking out the situations vacant. The majority of opportunities are not advertised first. Instead they are found in what is referred to as the Invisible Job Market. The invisible (or hidden) job market refers...
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