Author: Nichola Rae

For the past week or so, many of us have been glued to the footage of Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg, being grilled by Senate on data sharing issues.  

When starting a new job, you’ll be required to get to know a whole host of new people within your workplace and beyond.  

It’s not what you know, it’s who you know - A phrase that we ’ve all heard from time to time and it’s one that never applies more than in the workplace. Here are our tips on taking the work out of networking.

Leaving a job can often be a bittersweet experience, particularly if you’ve been there a long time and have colleagues who are also friends.

When starting a new job, one of the first things you’ll be told about is your working hours – when you are expected to start, when you finish and how long your breaks will be.

For many people, landing that dream job is the culmination of several years of studying, followed by a relentless stream of applications, interviews and rejections.