Let's face it, interviews are daunting. No matter how much preparation we do, when we get into the chair (unless you're the lucky minority) the nerves will be there. To give yourself the best shot, be as prepared as possible and try to embrace the nerves. After all, they're there to help you be on your A game. Without them you probably wouldn't give a dam... Here are five quick tips to help you prepare for your interview: 1. Research the company Your interviewer will expect y

There’s a new trend in the working world today — people aren’t only looking to change their job, they’re now looking to change their profession. And, despite trend more common, switching careers is still hard to do. Dr. Dawn Graham’s new book, Switchers: How Smart Professionals Change Careers and Seize Success is a resource to help switch careers and do it successfully. Dr. Graham is Career Director for the MBA Program for Executives at The Wharton School at the University of

Your resume is your tool when applying for jobs. It should summarise your experience and outline why you’re the right person for the position. It can be overwhelming when putting together your resume for the first time! To get you started, here are 5 simple tips you can follow to land yourself an interview. 1. Choose a font, style and size that’s easy to read and stick to it throughout your resume You can also use templates available in Microsoft Word. Even easier than workin