JoboAfrika.com, the premier pan-African recruitment website, has been launched to offer the first point of access for employment opportunities across the continent and serve the African job market.
The Internet reaches over 54 million users in Africa and penetration rates are increasing at a fast pace in all the continent’s countries. Statics show that employers, recruitment [...]
Too many people rely on Microsoft Word’s built-in spell check system. Each day, we view CVs with errors which could have been prevented by proofreading.
Networking is a key part of a successful job search. The purpose of networking is to meet contacts who can help you get a new or better job.
An Interview gives you the opportunity to showcase your qualifications to an employer, so it pays to be well prepared.
How many times have you tried to fill in an application form and been asked to summarise your key qualities or skills in a few sentences?
As promised last week here is an example of a CV incorporating the principles we discussed in previous articles.
There is a New Year ahead. 2009 beckons. What better time to rewrite your CV? You have gained another year more of experience and grown in your field.
The CV is a critical tool for getting you the interview for the job you want.
In this time of economic turbulence and people losing their jobs, you need to do the best you can to sell yourself well when you are looking for a job.
You know you need a vacation, but convincing the boss might sometimes feel like pulling teeth.
If you use common sense and commit to rejuvenating yourself, though, your employer is more likely to appreciate where you’re coming from.
Vacations are a fundamental part of any well-functioning company says Jeff Baldock, president of career coaching firm CareerSport Inc., and being set against them is usually a mistake.
