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Choose Your References Wisely!
So, you need to submit employment references. A simple task, right? Sure, you could contact three of your closest friends and ask them to be your references. They may be able to testify to your character, but do they know how well you would perform on the job?

So, What Do You Do For Work?
Read on, if you don't love answering this question...

Great Salary Negotiation Tips
Learn some simple but extremely effective methods to increase your salary! This tips can be used in your current job and also when obtaining a new job.

Conflicts With Your Boss Are Inevitable, But Can Be Healthy
You are certain to have conflicts with your boss if you are a pro-active type. But you can manage these dust-ups to your advantage.

How to Write a Simple Job Description
An employee without a job description is an employee without a compass or a ship withut a rudder. Do yourself a favor and take some time to protect your business and increase your peace of mind.

Corporate World: Jungle Or Paradise?
... "the corporate world can either make you a better person or otherwise".

Occupational Health and Safety - Stress and Workaholism at Work
Workaholism and stress are taking a big toll on the business comunity with claims increasing each year.

Three Tips for Successful Networking
Many only consider the subject of networking when they are either seeking a new job or seeking new business opportunities. From our perspective, networking should be a daily event in your life. Networking is the art of building relationships that create benefit for yourself.

Answering The What Are Your Weaknesses? Interview Question
Career expert Jonathan Lewis BLOWS THE LID on the secrets you need to answer this TOUGH interview question. And no, the answer is not "I'm a perfectionist!" Follow his simple 3-step guide to turning this question to your advantage!

Six of the Best for a Winning Resume
You want a new job. You've decided who to apply to. And they're hiring! But your resume isn't getting you any interviews... Follow these six easy steps from Jonathan Lewis to craft a winning resume which will get recruiters BEGGING to get YOU in THEIR interview chair!

5 Things You Need To Know Before Deciding On A Certification Training
5 Things You Need To Know Before Deciding On A Certification Training

How to Terminate an Employee and Live to Tell the Tale
Unfair dismissal termination of employment. Taking the decision to terminate employees should not be taken likely. A failure to follow proven human resource and industrial guidelines wil likely result in your business failing in any legal procedings.

Self Describing Skills - Key Strengths
In my coaching practice I generally, at some point, ask my client: "What are you good at?" purely as a means to establish if they have already thought through this most important question. Some have, but more often they haven't and the answer usually involves lots of head-scratching, umms and arrhs and then quite often a monologue on what they're NOT good at!!

Tips on Finding Employment as a Corporate Flight Attendant
Corporate flying is much more lucrative than working for the airlines, especially for flight attendants. Most flight attendants can expect starting salaries at least twice that of their airliner brethren. Let's see what it will take for you to enter this exciting profession.

Preparing For An Interview
When preparing for an interview, you need to know your skills, experiences and achievements, and how to answer interview questions.

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