Job Search: Workers “Disoriented” by the Pandemic
The pandemic has disrupted the working world with massive layoffs and a radical change in the terms of engagement.
The pandemic has disrupted the working world with massive layoffs and a radical change in the terms of engagement.
We have been living almost a year with demanding health measures. So demanding that it is in fact questionable whether the main peril of professionals right now is not… their irritability.
According to Hays’ 11th annual salary guide, a majority of employers are confident in the economy and optimistic about the future Canadian employment outlook. But this take is not shared by their teams!
No one is immune to a misstep in a job interview. Except that there is a way to reduce the risk of skidding, and it is quite simple: to take care of your preparation.
If you think preparing for a remote interview is the same as preparing for a face-to-face interview… you are wrong!
In this difficult period, job hunters have to ramp up to stand out and get employers’ attention. Here is some advice on how to revamp your resume.
The Holidays are a perfect time to listen to podcasts while sipping hot chocolates (it’s good for your neurons!) or while taking long beautiful walks outside.
Just like any other kind of project, your job search needs structure. Here are some tips on how to manage your « opportunity table » the right way.