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Mild or Chronic? Causes & Cures For Mondayitis

Friday rolls around and you’re the happiest person on the planet. Monday follows suit and you couldn’t be sadder. Sound familiar? According to the Wiktionary, Mondayitis is: “the tired and apathetic feeling experienced by persons returning to work on a Monday after the weekend” Sounds about right, doesn’t it? It’s totally normal to dread returning…

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Talent Acquisition

How to Make B2B Marketing Successful on Social Media

Capturing the interest of consumers online is packed with challenges, and B2B marketing is a whole different ballgame. Agency recruiters are tasked with a unique combination of both agendas – both attracting candidates and winning clients. Operating in such a saturated and competitive industry, recruitment agencies must have a strong B2B marketing strategy in order to…

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Workplace

25 Amazing Things That Happen When You Work Overseas

Globalisation is in full flight. Speaking of flights, when was the last time you booked one? And by ‘one’ I mean ‘one-way’. Let’s straight up acknowledge that there isn’t one universal pathway for a young person to take into their early career. Some people will focus on academia for longer than others, while many opt for on-the-job training instead. There’s no…

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Talent Acquisition

The 10 Stages of the Working Week

Congratulations – it’s Friday – and that means one thing: you’ve made it through another working week (unless you work weekends – sorry). To celebrate, let’s look back at the stages of the working week: 1) Waking up on Monday: Your alarm rings loud, you open your eyes, but they’re stuck together, and you try…

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Employer Branding

Your Profession Puzzles Parents? Bring them Round the Office!

LinkedIn, “daughter” company of Microsoft, has released research today revealing that half of parents in the UK believe they wouldn’t be able to do their child’s job for a day, and over a fifth (22 percent) think they would be fired if they tried to – which could be down to 71 percent not fully understanding what…