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Business Manager Sarah Ferguson dispels some myths and remedies some common misconceptions about temporary employment

You don't have to be a naturally gifted orator to give a good presentation - it's a skill that can be learned

If you've satisfied a lot of your career goals, then first of all, congratulations! But don't get complacent; you've had the skill and tenacity to get this far, so keep aspiring to something bigger and better - reaching the top could be just the beginning.

Knowing when to change careers is a tricky one. Here are some signs that, for the sake of your mental health, it might be time to consider a new path.

Managing stress in the workplace is incredibly important for physical and mental health, so in recognition of National Stress Awareness day, we’ve highlighted a few things you can do to look after yourself when things get stressful.

Being happy and fulfilled at work should be something everyone can aspire to and achieve. We look to some songs you may or may not have heard for some inspiration.

Our newest consultant Amanda always knew she wanted to work in a business environment, but after completing a degree in Accounting and Finance, she chose a career in recruitment - find out about her journey.

You’re back home. That summer you spent in the USA was a lot of fun, now how can your work experience at camp benefit your professional career? Our new Associate Consultant, Connor, explains how being a camp counsellor helped him with his recruitment career.

With a high number of Humanities graduates coming out of universities every year, it's important that options are made clear - in a very non-vocational field there are very real business opportunities. Our Associate Consultant and recent graduate, Amy, discusses how a Humanities Degree can prepare you for a business environment.

One of our newest consultants and recent law graduate, Beth, tells her story about swapping the courtroom for the CVs and why she chose a career in recruitment.