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10 skills a digital marketing professional must have to succeed

Being a digital marketer means understanding the nuances of the new web paradigms and how they interact.

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By Jeff Bullas

So you want to move from UX to CX?

UX has reached a level of maturity meaning a majority of SMBs to large corporates are reaping the benefits of building their own in-house teams.

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By Michael Rummery

10 resume mistakes that cost you job opportunities, salary & credibility

The Internet is awash with blog posts warning about the dangers of and a failure to use action verbs on your résumé.

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By Irene McConnell

The number one mistake most job seekers make

There are 3 main questions that will guide you through this important step to avoid making the biggest mistake most job seekers make.

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By Ram Castillo

Job seekers: How to get the attention of your dream employer

Companies are people. They have unique styles, voices, appearances, and personalities. Here are 6 steps to get heard by your dream employer.

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By Ram Castillo

Data Visualisation: What's the big deal?

Data visualisation is rapidly evolving as a blend of science and art and is certain to change the corporate world. However, there are some challenges.

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By Monique Richards

3 tips for designing a career of distinction

Crafting an area of expertise and depth of knowledge in your career field can help you build a career of distinction.

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By Craig Badings

How to get on the path to UX career success

Recruitment specialist Michael Rummery shares tips that will help you take steps towards achieving a great career in UX.

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By Michael Rummery

Why lazy job applications get ignored

Internationally awarded creative & brand consultant Sputnik reveals the job applications that drive him crazy!

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By Sputnik

9 things that job hunting and dating have in common

There are some uncanny similarities between job hunting and dating. Barrie Seppings reveals some humorous but helpful tips.

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By Barrie Seppings

How to turn your UX career from good to great.

Jared Fossey gives some amazing insights into preparing for an interview and how UXers can turn their careers from good to great.

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By Emily Varns

What businesses can do to close the digital skills gap

3 simple steps any business can do to close the digital skills gap & ensure talent are future ready.

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By Liam McNally

How to future-proof your career

Here are some tangible tips to future-proof your career, and ensure its survival.

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By Simon Lusty

The best career advice & what it could do for you

Do you stand out in your job or are you that ‘beige’ person in the background just getting along?

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By Craig Badings

5 tools and technologies to reinvent your résumé

How you present yourself in CV format is more important than ever. Here are some tools to help you get a head start.

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By Aquent

8 lessons to learn from the mistakes of other job hunters

From the perspective of an actual potential employer with a real role to fill, here ar some lessons to learn from the mistakes of other job hunters

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By Sputnik

The 1 mile rule: What NOT to do after your interview

I’ve spent hours every day of my 10 year recruitment career interviewing people. Sometimes I am interviewing for my clients and sometimes I am interviewing for me and my own team. I take a huge amount of pride in providing the best possible environment for someone to shine and really show me what they are made of. I feel a huge responsibility to make sure I ‘bring it’ to the interview and by ‘it’ I mean the very best version of myself.

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By Aimee Bateman

How to make sure your career goes from strength to strength

Consistently throughout my career I have been told of the areas I need to work on - my weaknesses. I have tried. Promise. Really, I have. Worked hard at them - at addressing these ‘weaknesses’. Made progress. One inch at a time. I still get the same feedback on the ‘development areas’, but not as robustly as before. Here’s my point. And a suggestion for you.

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By Chris Savage