The Perfect CV
 

The importance of a good CV. A dull, mediocre CV will leave no lasting impression on a potential employer. What the serious jobseeker should focus on is the creation of the ‘perfect CV’. This is a clear, concise, attractively laid out document that speaks volumes about your abilities and your determination to secure the job in question. What employer would not want to meet the author of such a document?

The Cover Letter
 

A cover letter enables you to personalise your initial application for a job. It provides you with the opportunity to highlight exactly why you fit an advertised job perfectly and to direct a potential employer's eye to key information within your attached CV. A good covering letter will make the employer interested in reading your CV and hopefully result in an invitation to meet for an interview.

The Interview
 

Your perfect CV has caught the eye of an employer and you have been invited for an interview. This is your opportunity to back up in person all the interesting things the interviewer has read about you. It is also worth remembering that interviews are a two way process. You have undertaken research on the company prior to making your application to them, but the interview is your opportunity to find out more about the company, meet some of the people who already work there and decided whether it is the type of place where you would like to work.

Salary Negotiations
 

Fantastic News - You've impressed at your interview and you've been offered the job of your dreams. However, your work is not quite finished as now is the time to negotiate a salary and benefits package you will feel equally satisfied with.

Resignation Strategy
 

Changing jobs is a routine part of every developing career and there are multiple reasons employees decide to leave an existing employer. However a common factor experienced by many people is apprehension about the resignation process. Below we have listed a few tips on making resignation significantly less painful.