Author Archive for Sital Ruparelia
Eight Interviews In Twenty-One Days
Stop hiding behind your computer exchanging emails, tweets and status updates with all your virtual friends and contacts. Get out and meet some real people this week and you’ll start attracting some real opportunities.
Closing Doors And New Opportunities
Leaving the certainty of a situation you no longer enjoy for an uncertain future sounds nuts. And that’s precisely why most people resist making a change.
3 Steps To Saying “No”
Saying “NO” is one of the hardest things to do. But saying “yes” when you really mean “no” is no fun either. It stops you achieving what you need to achieve It keeps you from becoming what you want to become.
13 Ways To Take Ramp Up Your Job Search
Job searching is a marketing and sales activity. And like any marketing activity, the results you get are in proportion to the activity you put in (provided of course, you’re doing the right activities!).
Q1 Economic Review: Recovery And Underemployment
So far economic data releases support the view that recovery is increasingly taking hold but it is looking increasingly clear that it will be slow, especially in Western economies.
Career Changers: Are You Taking The Easy Option?
Well isn’t that what you’re doing? Choosing teaching because you think it’s an easy option, yet you’ve no passion for it.”
19 Steps To Screwing Up Your Career
In an age where job security no longer exists, your network and relationships play a huge part on your career success. So follow these 19 steps and you’re guaranteed to damage your network and screw up your career.
4 Career Lessons From Jamie Oliver
The simple answer is a) be clear about your unique talents and b) offer those talents in the service of something bigger than yourself.
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LinkedIn Q & A [Part 1 of 7]: The Number One Rule For LinkedIn Users
And so the principle of being generous applies to your interactions on LinkedIn too. So if you’re new to LinkedIn, don’t worry too much about how to do stuff – just keep asking yourself “how can I help my contacts?” and “how can I be of value to them?” and you’ll figure out everything else as you go along.
