#applying for work

The telltale Signs You’ve DONE WELL After a Job Interview

ClientCentric, an Australian professional writing agency for job seekers, recently published an interview entitled: “10 Signs You May Have Landed That Job”. In this article, I will be discussing about these excellent signals and why it’s important for job seekers to be positive after their job interview especially if they are nervous. Submitting a professionally written and tailored CV and…

Why it Matters More than Ever to Stand Out from Other Applicants

You hear it regularly on the news. Job losses in the thousands. People being made redundant from organisations trying to downsize and go leaner to cut costs to better weather a harsh and multifaceted economic climate. Today, the news seems to form a large part of our life, grabbing our attention more than ever it seems.

Going back twenty or thirty years ago, finding work many would say was…

New South Wales: Finding Work, Securing Employment And Getting Ahead In Sydney

Sydney, one of the largest cities in Australia, is known for the diverse range of industries that employ many thousands of people. Industries such as manufacturing, finance, education and distribution. 

According to the City of Sydney, the city is recognised for leading a knowledge-based economy in the country.

Employment, like in any major city, depends on many factors.

When there are more jobs…

Frustrated You Didn’t Hear From Back From an Employer? You’re Not Alone.

Client Centric Executive Employment Solutions, an Australian-based professional job seeker services firm, recently published an article entitled:

“Why Employers Don’t Always Respond To Unsuccessful Job Applications?”.

A good question to ask indeed.

If you’re frustrated that you didn’t hear back from an employer after submitting a job application, you’re not alone.

More often than not, job seekers…

Don’t worry, it’s nothing all that serious.

I really want to and need to get a job this year. However, I have this one issue that just stops me in my tracks every time I go to apply for one.

I think about applying for a job at say, a supermarket, but then this overwhelming fear (almost a borderline phobia) of fucking up just stops me and no matter how hard I try, I can’t get over it. It happens even when I want to apply for the simplest of jobs.