- August 10, 2017
- Cristina Trujillo
If you’re going into marketing, advertising, PR, design and other creative industries, you’re going to be faced with three main routes: freelance, agency or in-house.
If you’re going into marketing, advertising, PR, design and other creative industries, you’re going to be faced with three main routes: freelance, agency or in-house.
If you find yourself among the thousands of graduates heading to London for your first career step, there are a few considerations you need to make. To give you a hand, we've listed three things to think about to help you prepare for your big move.
Ever been told your career dreams aren’t feasible? Many of us have, but why let those people stand in your way? Ignore the gatekeepers and go for it.
For many, the situation is a result of leaving uni unsure what do with their degree, feeling unequipped for professional life or just not wanting to pursue a career in the field they studied in. In fact a recent study suggests that this scenario applies to almost half of all UK graduates.
Focus is a skill that can be applied to assignments at university, to roles within the workplace and to job applications themselves. Want to improve your flow? Here are some tips and tricks to try.
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You've run the race - the initial job application, the competitors and the interviews. Now it's time for the final hurdle: the first day on the job.
Every student gets asked those dreaded questions.
On average, it takes just over six weeks for graduates to find their first job. For the hacks out there, here’s a guide to try and quicken that process.
More than a third of employees admit that additional perks and benefits are amongst their top consideration before accepting a new job. But how do you even get hired by your perfect employer?