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CV tip #4 – Have a profile makeover
Use a strong profile to sell your key strengths and what makes you unique "Be yourself - everyone else is taken!" http://www.realize.ie
CV tip # 3 – Think achievements not just responsibilities
List your achievements not just your responsibilities; being responsible for something doesn't necessarily mean you actually achieved it! www.realize.ie
CV Tip # 2 – Keep it short and sweet
CV tips # 2 – Keep CV to 2 pages or less – most ppl only have the attention span of Dory … sorry what were u saying? ... More tips at our Career Clinic @ http://www.realize.ie
Should I stay or should I go – considering your career options?
"If I leave there will be trouble... if I stay there will be double..." goes the Clash song. If you're considering whether to move on or stay put.. this simple exercise could help... I recommended it to a friend recently who found it a great help In relation to your life and your career at the moment, … Continue reading Should I stay or should I go – considering your career options?
Competency Interviews – Comparing Apples & Oranges
So how does an Interviewer compare apples and oranges? Let's say I’m looking for a piece of fruit to go in a fruit salad, and I want that fruit to be round, sweet, easy to peel, and to complement the flavour of the other fruits. So first I interview an Orange… Interviewer: “How would you … Continue reading Competency Interviews – Comparing Apples & Oranges
Do what you want in your career!
The average dropout rate across 22 third-level Irish colleges this year was around 18% - that's almost one in five! (Sunday Times, Sept 09) Of those who do finish, 58% of students attain a first or 2:1, but what about the other 42%? Surely this suggests that students choose courses that don't suit them, or … Continue reading Do what you want in your career!

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