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Category Archives: Careers
Making graduates more employable
All along the supply chain, proficiency in the English language is a highly desirable skill, as attested to by the majority of employers. Continue reading
The future direction of JobStreet
So where does JobStreet go from here after divesting its jobs portal business to SEEK Asia? Continue reading
Reason why JobStreet is selling
This excerpt is extracted from the JobStreet.com Annual Report 2013 which explains the rationale behind the company’s decision to sell their online job portal business to Australia’s SEEK Asia Investment Pte Ltd. SALE OF THE ONLINE JOB PORTAL BUSINESS TO … Continue reading
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Tagged job, JobStreet, Jobstreet.com, online jobs portal, SEEK
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Snippet: Love what you do
We often say to “do what you love” but recently, a very wise person told me that it was sometimes equally important to “love what you do.” There is a lot of wisdom in that statement as there are times … Continue reading
What you should never do at interviews
I saw some thoroughly good advice for job seekers in the local newspapers today. The advice was taken from a book “Crazy Good Interviewing: How Acting A Little Crazy Can Get You The Job,” by John B Molidor and Barbara … Continue reading
Snippet: put a smile on your face
A smile does make a difference during an interview, but only when it is done earnestly. Some candidates are so worried about answering the questions correctly, that they often forget to smile. It makes a difference when you smile, as … Continue reading
Snippet: joining a new company
Now that you have managed to join that new company, it is time to get down to work and demonstrate that you are worthy of the job. So what are the key things that you should do? First, do demonstrate … Continue reading
Snippet: the resignation letter
Handing in your resignation? The resignation letter should be as diplomatic as possible, without any potential landmine that could cause you to burn your bridges. Even if you are leaving a job that does not do anything for you, or … Continue reading
Snippet: leaving a job
So you are prepared to assume a new position at a new company, but what should you do to make the transition away from your old job as smooth as possible? Do what can be termed as the common sense stuff … Continue reading
Snippet: age-related career-change myths
If you are above 35 years old and seriously considering a career change, there might be a number of popular but ultimately fallacious myths you might need to dispel. The main myth that you should definitely disregard is that you … Continue reading