Resume Tips: Keep it Clean, Clear & Simple When writing your resume, keep it clean, clear and simple. Your prospective employer shouldn’t have to riffle through pages or try to decipher your meaning. One clear page is better than several with unnecessary...
Interview edge? practice common questions If you are looking to build your confidence before an interview, the surest way to feeling secure about what you’ll say on the day is to practice. While you may not know exactly your interviewers will ask, there are...
Presentation Tip 1: Practice out loud Presenting your ideas effectively in the workplace is important, especially when delivering your views in a meeting. There are a number of steps you can take to build your confidence and improve your performance but simply...
Effective communication is a two way process Many pitfalls can be avoided simply through improved communication between colleagues and stakeholders. A clear understanding of roles and expectations can help prevent unnecessary work and ensure that everyone is on the...
Microsoft Word Tip 5: Add a Table of Contents When preparing a paper, manual or report for work that involves more than one section to it, the addition of a ‘table of contents’ can help the reader get to exactly what they need. Including this roadmap also adds a...
Microsoft Word Tip 4: Quick Charts Visuals can make your report easier to understand and allow you to show off polished presentation skills at work. In earlier versions of Microsoft Word, you would need to link your word document to a separate Excel file to convert a...
