Tag: work

Seven signs of a toxic job to spot at interview

A job interview is as much about you deciding if the role is right for you as it is about the employer finding out if you’re a good fit, so it’s a great chance to spot signs of a toxic working environment.  

It’s easy to get caught up in perfecting answers to their questions, but asking your own questions can be a smart move. The interview is your chance to gauge whether this is a healthy work environment and culture where you will thrive or one that might drain you. 

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Do you need a placement year as part of your degree?

Let’s face it – when you’re in the thick of university life, adding an extra placement year to your degree might not sound particularly appealing. But here’s the thing: placement years are becoming increasingly valuable in today’s competitive job market. So, should you bite the bullet and go for it?  

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How work has changed since 2010

I’m not sure I can even remember some of the fine details of 2010, but it’s clear to me that work has definitely changed in the last decade. Here are a few of the major things that have shifted and had an impact on the world of work. Continue reading “How work has changed since 2010”