Taking breaks throughout the job-search process can benefit you further down the road. #jobsearch #mentalhealth
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Career Advice 1. Accept new job offer carefullly Does the job match your skills and career aspiration? Are you motivated by the pay? 2. Take care of your health. It isn't your health or the job? So that you will not use the money you get from the job to take care of your health. 3. Walk away. I mean you should fire yourself the moment you see red flag. Then intensify your job search and move before the pink letter. However, if you are asked to leave, leave. It isn't the end of the world. Merry Christmas. #career #joboffer #quitting #careercoaching
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Why do I stay with BJC Healthcare? It's because I am proud to be a part of where miracles are performed every day. I am passionate about being able to offer opportunities to people who have a passion for being a part of making these miracles happen. #jobseekers - What is your reason why you stay with an organization? Why does what you do bring joy to what you do? For the passive job seeker, these questions would be answered without hesitation. We as recruiters have to develop better game plans on convincing someone to switch to something that they love doing. In having a deeper dive conversation about an open opportunity, a new manager was candid about her testament and history serving the mental health community. She believes in doing whatever it takes to help this community and maintain that close-knit family-like structure to help aid in a patient's care. You could hear the pride and passion she has about what she does. Let's hear it, #recruiters! What have been some of those successful game plans you developed? What has worked for you in being able to convince someone to make a change in their career path? #recruitment #recruiting #jobseeker #purpose #interview
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See below for some helpful tips while job hunting!
Ah, springtime! The season of renewal, rejuvenation, and of course, spring cleaning. Grab your metaphorical feather duster and let’s spruce up your job hunt with these spring cleaning tips, helping you blossom in your professional journey! https://lnkd.in/e5KyYCKB #blogpost #jobseekertips #jobsearch #jobsearchadvice
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Incoming! This month, I’m participating in Return to Flexible Work: The Interview Series for Career Break Mums. 🌷 Hosted by Rachel Veal from Coaching Partners, this interview series brings together experts from the world of careers, recruitment, business support, childcare, confidence and wellbeing to help you relaunch your career after kids. Even just one insight has the power to breathe new life into our situations and our careers. In my interview, I talk to Rachel about Overachieving and the tools I use to help clients manage their overachiever and people-pleasing saboteurs. There will be so many helpful interviews in this series so be sure not to miss out! Our 20+ experts will be shedding light on how you can make your return to work confident and empowering. This content is so valuable — especially if you’ve tried to escape the online part-time job search trap and found yourself stuck. So let Return to Flexible Work do the heavy lifting and help you get your return to work on track. The series starts on Monday 22nd January. Follow the link to sign up for FREE and get your career relaunch started. https://smpl.is/8g2q4 Flo x #FlexibleWork #WorkingMums #ReturntoWork
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Fellow job seekers, it's important to permit yourself to enjoy a long weekend. As we approach the end of the week before a holiday, it's common for recruiters to wrap things up and pay more attention to candidates farther along in the process. So, don't be too hard on yourself if you don't hear much on Friday. Take this time to be kind to yourself and recharge. Remember, you've worked hard this week. Enjoy the break! #jobsearch #selfcare #longweekend
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Nervous about starting a new job next week? Here are seven ways to alleviate those fears and get in the right frame of mind for your new adventure! #HaysTopTips #HRJobs #HaysHumanResources #Workingforyourtomorrow
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6 good reasons for leaving a job (and tips for discussing it)
6 good reasons for leaving a job (and tips for discussing it)
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Brenda here with a reminder for job searchers. I know it's January now and that means things are about to start moving again. This week might still be slow as people get back into the office after a few days off, they'll need to get back into their work rhythm. What I'm saying is--you still might not hear much back this week. Next Monday, however, is when the world gets moving again for real. Adjust your patience levels accordingly. #jobsearch #patience #keeponkeepingon #thelayofflady
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Business Travel & Travel Tech Recruiter. Preserving the human touch in recruitment. I Travel Recruitment I Business Travel I Corporate Travel I Travel Technology I Customer Service
Urgh, what a past couple of weeks it's been work wise! 🤯 Recruitment can be brutal sometimes, lots of hard work, emotional investment and (let's be honest), hope. Sometimes things just don't fall in to place for whatever reason and largely, that's out of our control. However! We always want what's right for both our clients and our candidates. Our job is to introduce them but never to force anyone in to doing something that they don't want to do. So yes, it's disappointing when things don't work out. 😔 But we pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and get back on with finding a match that works for both sides. And that's why our clients and candidates come back to us time and time again. Because they know we don't take it personally, it's not a failure on our part and we don't give up. Recruitment and retention are complex subjects stacked with emotion and life changing decisions - it's not a career choice for the faint hearted! 🤣 How's your week been? Do you manage to rise above frustration and disappointment easily? #urbanberryrecruitment #travelrecruitment #businesstravel
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𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝒘𝒉𝒚? A common question thrown about the agency recruitment world... For me, coming to grips with my 𝒘𝒉𝒚 wasn't as simple as 'to buy nice things'. Of course, the earning potential in recruitment is huge, and who doesn't like money? BUT When I started working at Oscar, I was REALLY shy. I had zero confidence and not a great deal of self belief. My mental health was on the floor. My habits weren't great and I wasn't fulfilled. Doing something like agency recruitment, whilst not the most glamorous of jobs, has helped me become myself again, after a really tough stint with mental health at Uni. This isn't a post to promote recruitment as a career, but my 𝒘𝒉𝒚, whilst money YES, is now, I realize, transforming into self development, ownership of my own life, control over my mental health and a whole HEAP of great friends along the way. Sometimes, the decisions we make really DO change your life for the better ✨ What's something your career has given you besides the money? #careergrowth #worklifebalance
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