Jobs
Traditionally the term 'job' referred to a paid position of regular employment. A worker would perform certain duties for an employer at a specified time and would receive monetary reward for their service. The idea of the 9 to 5 job has since been transformed to incorporate elements such as flexible work hours, remote workforces and online businesses.
Today more professionals are considering self employment or business ownership as a viable way to ear money for their services, skills, and knowledge.
If you are in your twenties and you find yourself in a management or leadership role, you might find yourself in a situation where people try to undermine your authority, and you might even find yourself questioning your own ability.
Two years after first opening its virtual doors, TransUnion’s Global Capability Centre (GCC) Africa continues to create jobs, despite the current local challenges of load-shedding and a constrained local economy.
Starting a new job can be exciting, but also intimidating. This is especially true during the first week when you're getting used to the new office dynamic.
Have you been out of the workforce for a long time and now you’re keen to make a comeback? Do you maybe feel like you’re too old to start a new career or that the odds are stacked against you because you’re a woman? Well, there are some options you can consider to help you make that career comeback!
Getting your CV to be considered is challenging, particularly when there are so many others applying to the same position as you. Most prospective employers do a quick scan over each CV they receive and if yours isn’t filled with their particular choice of keywords then you’re simply not considered.
Having a good qualification and a great track record provide compelling reasons for employers to consider a candidate for a position, however many with these crucial qualities never even make it to the interview list because of simple but persistent mistakes.
Do you feel stuck in your current position? Are you looking for more of a challenge? Many people dream of getting a promotion throughout their working lives, but getting one is not as simple as it say sound. Here are some tips that may help you rise to the top.
It is imperative for job seekers to invest in their career as well as their employment future, especially in today’s competitive job market.
When looking for a job there are many things you should consider. Salary and benefits are obviously at the top of the list. Then comes location, working hours and the number of leave days. But there’s one thing many people don’t think about: the staff members.
Many job applicants think incorrectly that the war is pretty much won once their CV gets the nod and they get invited to a job interview. Yet the shortlisting is only the first hurdle and, once cleared, candidates must prepare to compete on a very different level against other candidates who also passed muster on paper, an expert says.
What does it takes to succeed in life? A positive attitude is simply not enough. True success takes a plan and action. Some of these skills are taught in school, others on the job, and others we learn from life experiences.
These days, so many people start their careers by taking the first job they’re qualified for. It’s all about finally earning a salary and putting themselves out there. They may move around to different companies, chasing a better salary and a higher position. But taking the first job you're offered, by lead you down the wrong career path.
Choosing the right career can be difficult. Where do you start? The traditional three-step career plan is outdated. Graduate from college, get a job and work your way up the corporate ladder for the next 40 years. Today’s professionals switch job titles frequently, toggling between many companies, teams and industries throughout the course of their careers. But how do you make the right career choice?
The idea of a fresh start can sound appealing to many. Leaving that old and stressful job behind and stepping into a new career filled with excitement and opportunity, but this is not a decision that should be taken lightly. A lot of thought and strategy must go into successfully moving from one career to another
Is unemployment driving you crazy and stressing you out? Are you feeling overwhelmed with uncertainty? You are not alone. Here are some tips to help you deal with this challenging period of your life.
A higher position, a better salary or a nicer office - a promotion is what most employees have their eye on. But how do you get that promotion you so desperately want? Here are some insights into what employers are looking for in a prospective candidate and what skills may help you get one step closer to that dream position.
So you've sent off your CV and have now been called in for an interview. The interview process is arguably the most nerve-wrecking part, and rightfully so. Read on for some tips and tricks on how to deal with the job interview process.
Standing out from the crowd can be difficult. This week in How to Stand Out as a Job Seeker, we take a look at LinkedIn and how you can use this social network to improve your chances of being hired.
Hundreds of thousands of newly graduated young people are currently considering their next steps. While the obvious, and somewhat expected, next step is throwing themselves into the business of searching for work, there are other options available which can make them bridge the gap between the world of study and the world of work, an expert says.
For some, becoming a fireman is more than a childhood fantasy, it is the reality they have dreamed about all their lives. Here is everything you need to know if you're considering becoming a fireman.
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