An impressive CV will get your foot in the door, but when it comes to going from applicant to employee how can you be sure you’ll stand out from the competition? Whilst specific requirements will vary from job to job, there are certain things all employers look for when vetting candidates. #1 The right skills […]
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If you’re looking to get your first Social Care job, writing your job applications can be a stressful process. However, just because you haven’t worked in this sector before doesn’t mean you don’t have the valid experience to bring to the job. Experience takes many forms and writing a great application for a Social Care
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Does the day go by in a flash without you getting anything you planned done? If you’re working hard but failing to reach your goals, then it’s likely you need to work on your time management. These tips will help you get back on track. #1 Use to-do lists It sounds so simple, but making
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It doesn’t matter what your career background is or how old you are, if you have a passion for helping others there’s a career in Social Care for you. You don’t often need to have qualifications or previous experience to get started, what’s more important is your attitude towards those who need care and support
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Right now, a lot of people are looking for work meaning more people are competing for the same position as employers are receiving a lot more applications per role than before. So how can you make yourself stand out without embellishing your CV or adding a few white lies to boost your experience? We’ve come
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From calls to meetings and catch-ups, much of our working life has now gone digital. So too have most job interviews and with restrictions once again tightening, they’ll likely remain this way for the foreseeable future. Much like creating the perfect CV and covering letter, being well prepared for your virtual interview is key to
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Very few people relish the thought of confrontation, especially at work, but avoiding difficult conversations isn’t always an option, especially in a managerial role. Purposefully overlooking problematic behaviour or attitudes might make your life a little easier short term, but in the long run, it’s best to deal with it head-on in a professional manner.
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After clearing up some common myths about working in Sales, we’re now turning our attention to Social Care. Many misconceptions about working in Care, especially reported in the media, have led many of us to have a negative view on this industry, but this only represents a small percentage and overlooks the amazing work of
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To have a degree or not to have a degree that is not the most important question that many people struggle with when accessing their education. However, many jobs don’t require a degree. We’re often told from a young age that the best way to secure a well-paid and stable job is to study hard
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Losing your job is one of life’s most stressful. It is an upsetting experience. The longer you are out of work, the harder it can be to keep motivated in your search. When the ‘We regret to inform you emails’ keeps coming in, it’s no wonder your confidence takes a hit. While it can be
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