Getting the job
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Graduated but can't find a Job?
- In order to get the job you want, you are going to have to market yourself and become the best.
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What Employers Want
- Employers are looking for specific skills and traits. How do you find out what they are and prove you have them?
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You've got your degree, now where's that dream job?
- Getting a foot in the door for your first career step can be as tricky as working out who Kate Moss is currently dating.
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How to Handle Interviews
- Find out how to put yourself ahead of the competition and get your foot on the career ladder?
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Work experience - stand out from the crowd
- Experience of work is increasingly important in the world of graduate employment.
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How to handle the pressure of finals and job hunting
- Career building and job-hunting are demanding activities. How are you doing?
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What to do once you've graduated
- Not all undergraduates decide to work straightaway, many decide they need either further qualifications or some experience of work first.
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What are assessment centres?
- The assessment centre (AC) is usually the last part of the selection process and only about 5% of applicants get this far.
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Your employment rights
- The relationship between you and your employer is primarily dictated by your employment contract.
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How You Can Become an Engineer
- If you've ever considered a career in engineering, you probably thrive on problem solving.
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The Two Minute Drill
- According to one study, people evaluate one another using the "Three Vs": visual, vocal and verbal.
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Five Reasons to Update Your Monster CV
- If you spend hours tweaking, buffing and polishing your CV to create the ultimate career marketing tool, you may be inclined to let it sit peacefully in Monster's database...
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Put Your Education to Work
- Whether you're a Oxford-educated graduate or recently obtained your PGCE, you can use your CV's education section to outshine your competition.
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The Four P's of Interviewing
- Getting through to an interview is tough - find out how to make the most of the opportunity
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Six Sloppy Speech Habits
- You may look good on paper or in your suit, but if you're looking to nail your big interview, looks aren't everything. How you sound is often more important.
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From Graduate to grown-up: Getting your Career Started
- Research just published reports that university careers services are "under-funded, under-resourced and poor quality.
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Monster's Graduate Starter Kit
- As a novice, your best bet is to conduct an extensive campaign in order to advertise the fact that you're looking for a job as widely as possible.