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Caroline O'Brien 03.05.2012

IT Interview Preparation

There are a number of core things to remember before and during your interview Before the interview:Make sure you arrive 10 minutes early, not any earlier as they want to see what your time keeping skills are like. DO NOT ARRIVE LATE!!Wear a suit! Even if the company appears to be more laid back they will appreciate the effort you have

Deborah Hall 01.05.2012

Interview Preparation Tips

The interviewer wants to find the best person for the position. The job seeker is looking for the best opportunity to build skills, grow a career, and engage in satisfying, enjoyable work.Preparing for an InterviewThe first step is to look at the job's requirements. What are the day-to-day tasks? What education or experience is required? Prepare

You've got your FAE results, what does the future hold?

Niall Harris 27.04.2012

Salary expectations? What to say at your next interview

For experienced professionals, one of the most dreaded questions is “What are your salary expectations?” There is a lot of advice available on this topic, but one size does not fit all. Here are a few suggestions that may be useful based on your situation. Research the salary range for your targeted job or title, education,

Supply Chain 2014 Salary Survey & Benefits Guide

Darragh McCarthy 23.04.2012

Supply Chain Salaries Revealed

As part of our Morgan McKinley 2012 Salary Survey we examined the average supply chain & operations salaries in Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Kilkenny and Waterford.Download our technical 2012 salary survey in PDF format >>Supply Chain & Operations DublinDublinCorkCorkRegionsRegionsRole: Low €K High €K Low €

April Fenton 15.03.2012

Business etiquette in Singapore: What you need to know.

Singapore is a bustling, world-class city-state that has made waves around the world for its business excellence. If you are on a business visit or furthermore looking to relocate and work in this lovely place in South East Asia, you should habituate yourself with the most common business etiquettes in Singapore.Top tips for business etiquette in

Gerald FitzGerald 09.11.2011

Technical and engineering jobs in Australia

Continuing from my last update on the Australian technical and engineering market, the industry continues to show strength across Australia despite the global economic downturn. Perth, South Australia and Queensland continue to have high demand for engineering professionals driven predominantly by the mining and resources boom while in NSW the

Stephen O'Brien 02.08.2011

New IT courses on offer from the NCI

I was pleased to read an article on Silicon Republic announcing that the National College of Ireland (NCI) now offering job seekers the opportunity to take up a free part-time programme in cloud computing, web development or web technologies under the Government’s new springboard initiative.The initiative was launched in May this year, by the

Gerald FitzGerald 08.07.2011

Working in Australia: Tips to help you get there

With the strengthening Australian dollar, a low unemployment rate of around 4.4% and Australia’s resilient economy, a move down under has become even more appealing to experienced professionals looking for their next new role. Having recently transferred from Morgan McKinley London to our Sydney office, there are several points I recommend you

Niamh McCarthy 27.04.2011

5 tips to ease your heavy workload

After a beautiful long weekend of unwinding and recharging the batteries, yesterday morning I decided to ease back into reality by checking out my news feed on Twitter... I came across an article in the careers section of the New York Times about how employees can ask for help in the workplace without making themselves look or feel incompetent.

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