Articles: Job Search Process

The following is a selection of articles regarding the job search process. Should you wish to contribute to this section with your own article, or would like to suggest a particular topic for our next article, please contact us.

Online Recruitment: Power at your Fingertips >
It's the future of the job hunt. As part of a broad job search strategy, online recruitment can make looking for a job easier than ever before.

Facing Up to Job Loss... and Surviving It! >
You're in despair; you're embarrassed, you are angry enough to wreak major havoc! In fact you're so infuriated that you could cry, simply because you are feeling so sorry for yourself. You try to take it in your stride but it seems too heavy a burden.. Surviving job loss is no mean feat.

Tackling a New Job >
You've made it! You've been accepted and landed the job and now you're looking forward to starting on your new career. Great news all round! But after the back slapping, hand shaking and congratulations, you are left with a churning stomach and buckling knees.

Taking the Stress out of Sales >
Open any Sunday paper and you are most likely to find that the classified pages are inundated with vacancies mostly calling for salespeople to sell anything - from holiday packages to electronic gadgets, to fashion wear for him, her and the kids off catalogue pages or wholesale merchandise to retailers.

'Tis the season to work >
Not just for the young: summer jobs give you the opportunity to shake the office cobwebs away. Why not take the plunge?

Changing Jobs >
Changing jobs is never an easy decisions and should not be taken lightly. However, by following a few basic points you are more apt at taking an informed decision.

Less Interviews . . . Better Jobs >
A how-to on shortlisting interviews to save time and obtain better jobs.

Networking Your Way To The Job You Want >
Networking, is not schmoozing, it's the neglected art of getting to know the right people in order to get to your objective.

Searching For Jobs On The Internet >
The Internet has completely changed the ways and means of job searching. It has created a neutral (and easily reached) ground where employers and job seekers can seek other in complete anonymity with just the click of a button.