Advice for Jobseekers and Workers in London
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Posted on Friday, July 12, 2019 by Dave Relfe — No comments
London, The Swinging City
In the past decade, nearly 12 percent of job seekers have chosen to relocate for work. For most people, finding a job that pays well and that has great benefits is a must. In some instances, finding this job in your local area will be impossible.
One of the most lucrative job markets in the world exists in London, England. London is home to some of the most ...
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Posted on Monday, June 24, 2019 by Dave Relfe — No comments
If you’ve just emerged from college or university, finding a suitable graduate job is top of your list of priorities. You’ve worked hard, got your degree and now it’s time to start earning to pay for it all.
But finding a graduate job isn’t as easy as it used to be. In the past, you got your degree, and then employers lined up to take you on. Now, though, with so many people completing ...
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Posted on Friday, June 7, 2019 by Dave Relfe — No comments
London is a city that’s no stranger to the power of networking. It’s happening all the time and all around you, making it relatively easy to get involved if you really want to. For many professionals, the only thing holding them back and stopping them from getting involved in the capital’s networking possibilities is themselves.
Sure, networking can be daunting, especially in a big city where ...
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Posted on Saturday, May 25, 2019 by Dave Relfe — No comments
For better or worse, most of us make major career decisions early on in life, choosing an educational path that we hope will lead to the job of our dreams. Unfortunately, it rarely works out that way for people in London. Londoners begin by imagining the careers that they want in school or college, but soon find out that the reality of the work is different from what they thought. The hours are ...
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Posted on Saturday, May 25, 2019 by Dave Relfe — No comments
2039: it's a futuristic date like something out of a Back To the Future film. But the truth is that it's only twenty years away, and by then, London could be radically different.
Just look at the changes that have occurred over the last twenty years. In 1999, the internet was only four years old, Amazon was not a household name, few people had heard of Google, the human genome was yet to be ...