2015 has been a great year for social networks, with 200 million users signing up each year, 2016 is expected to touch the two billion mark of social media users. Some of these social media sites are growing by leaps and bounds; others are starting to slow down while a few of them have disappeared from the horizon. To make the most out of social media opportunities one needs to keep a keen eye on the sweeping changes. Of late you have been busy wondering where to find a job, the changing social media scene holds an answer. Read our ...

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Well have you ever wondered what you consider to be the most important thing in your life, like many other people you might come up with various answers? Out of the many different responses, happiness by far is the most popular choice. Now comes the million dollars question do you just deserve to be happy at home or this feeling should be carried on to the work place as well. Read our previous blog => 9 Ways To Make The Wrong Impression On Your First Day The secret recipe for success might just be brewing at your next work place. ...

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Employment agencies are one of the many available ways and means to zero in on prospective employers in the digital age, earlier they complemented newspaper based job searches now they are rubbing shoulders with the app based mobile job market in the mobile commerce driven marketplace. Their relevance is now more manifest as you are not just reduced to a piece of data in computer systems that make the match and decide the course of your career. You can take control of the whole affair by engaging genuine Employment agencies that further your career. They have an edge over digital matchmaking ...

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45 Things to Do on Social Media If you’re a smart job searcher, you have probably researched everything there is to know about resumes, cover letters, interviews, and all of the other job-searching basics. Read our previous blog => 15 things you should not do at an interview But you might not be as familiar with the newest technique for searching for jobs: social media. Sure, most people know how to use social media in their personal lives, but it actually has a lot of power to make (or break) your job search. Studies have shown that 92% of companies ...

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15 things you should not do at an interview If your CV and cover letter have been impressive enough to get you an interview, the job could be yours – provided you perform well at the interview. Even the most seasoned professional can get flustered and spoil their chances, so with a little preparation you can avoid falling foul of these common interview blunders: Read our previous blog => Use Your Annual Review to Negotiate a Raise Not doing your research You might have the skills to do the job but do you know the how the company operates? Check ...

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