by Margaret Buj | Sep 18, 2018 | a blog, career, Career Advice, career change, Career Development
Problem solvers, or analytical thinkers to give them the more important sounding name, are an asset to any workplace. They usually have more patience than most people and when a challenge presents itself will not panic or get stressed out, They just work their way...
by Margaret Buj | Sep 16, 2017 | Career Advice, Career Development
Do you regularly leave work with a sense of niggling dissatisfaction that you haven’t got everything done that you’d hoped to do? You’re not alone. Social media, your phone, even colleagues chatting to you over the water cooler – these are all ‘time thieves’...
by Margaret Buj | Mar 1, 2017 | a blog, a dream job, a job, career, career advancement, Career Advice, Career Development, Healthcare careers
Where will your healthcare career take you over the next five years? What about the next ten? The next twenty? You might be working a steady job now, but if you don’t make a point of taking a firm hold of your career path, it can swiftly drive you into a rut. If... by Margaret Buj | Feb 22, 2017 | a blog, career, Career Advice, Career Development, CV, digital marketing CV, digital marketing resume
This article is part of the “Career Advice” series.If you are hoping to secure a role within the digital marketing space, your CV needs to be crammed full of the most relevant and up-to-date digital skills. Whether you’re an email marketer, or a... by Margaret Buj | Jan 26, 2015 | a blog, a job, Blog, career, Career Development, keywords, Linked In, LinkedIn, recruiters, resume
This article is part of the “LinkedIn tips” series. I still remember my shock at seeing clichés similar to “I can work on my own initiative as well as part of a team” in 19 out of 20 applications I had received for the first role I was recruiting for when... by Margaret Buj | Sep 9, 2014 | a job, Blog, Career Advice, Career Development, Career Management
This article is part of the “Career Advice” series.Congratulations! You’ve accepted a new job offer and you’re about to start the job you really wanted. On one hand you’re excited, but on the other hand, you might be feeling a bit...
