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How to increase your chances of a career in advertising
Kirstin on Fullback and Friends: Does the idea of working in advertising sound appealing? There are so many opportunities within this amazing sector. Or, if you already working within this sector but are seeking a new challenge, find out what roles suit your skills set, or identify what areas you need to develop to get…
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50 Inspirational Career Quotes
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The Easiest Way to See if You’re Spending Your Time Right
Kirstin on Fullback and Friends: This could prove to be an excellent practical exercise to see how productive you are with your working day, and also to check that you are getting a good work/life balance as well. http://www.themuse.com/advice/the-easiest-way-to-see-if-youre-spending-your-time-right
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The Surprising Power of Small, Stupid Goals
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Careers advice: top people to follow on Twitter
Kirstin on Fullback and Friends: When providing CV and application advice to my students, I always make it clear that it is my personal opinion, therefore it is okay to disagree, and I always highlight that the more individuals that they go to for advice, the more conflicting advice they will receive. My final piece…
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The ultimate collection of freelance tips for creative businesses
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The Little Interview Mistakes—That Cost You Big Time
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Showbiz & Fashion: A Top Blogger’s Tips
Kirstin on Fullback and Friends: By including your blog link to your CV can be a great way of showcasing your creativity and writing skills to a prospective employer. Blogging is also getting a good reputation as a career or role requirement within a job. Here is some good tips to get you inspired. http://journograds.com/2014/03/24/showbiz-fashion-a-top-bloggers-tips/
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How to write a CV when you lack direct work experience
Kirstin on Fullback and Friends: This is a concern for many under-graduates that I support when helping them build their CVs. For an under-graduate it is all about providing supporting evidence that can help explain transferrable skills and work experiences. Use supporting evidence that a hiring manager can be able to measure in order to…
