After you spent endless hours perfecting your CV, you might ask yourself: Do I need to write a cover letter as well? Nobody reads them anyway, right? Wrong!

Did you know that the word “company” comes literally from the military context? It means a mass of soldiers.

Toxic workplace. Drama. Badmouthing. Gossip. A difficult boss. Belittling. Insensitive colleagues. The list can go on.

Most people will agree with me if I say, LinkedIn is the largest social network for working professionals. Period.

The COVID-19 global pandemic has left many people looking at an uncertain future. People have lost jobs, incomes and businesses. When change like this happens all at once, it can be overwhelmingly devastating.

Work hard. Play hard. On the whole it’s a great idea – but sometimes you need to take a step back, making sure there’s space to rest and recover!

As much as some of us might hate it, job interviews are a necessary part of the job-seeking process.

There are a few things you shouldn’t believe about job interviews as they may hinder your chances of getting the job role.