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If you have landed a job, whether temporary or permanent, it’s natural to want your first impression on the new employers to be positive and long-lasting. Here are some tips to ensure that you make a great impression in your new temporary role and secure future success.

The key to interview success is standing out from the crowd. The best way to do that? Problem solving.

Since the start of the year there has been an increase in demand for tendering professionals across the Oil and Gas market, but often employers find these positions difficult to fill. Here are the five key areas candidates should include in their CV, when applying for tendering roles.

Temporary work opens many doors and can provide numerous benefits and opportunities - here are our top six reasons to consider temping

There are plenty of exciting roles within the IT industry for non-technical individuals, especially in Scotland - so how do you get your foot in the door?

We have welcomed three young people into our graduate programme as Eden Scott start to establish our own brand of recruitment professionals built on trust, respect, innovation, integrity and innovation. It takes a special type of person to cut it with Eden Scott and we want to ensure we are leading the way in producing a new breed of recruitment professionals.

The Times They Are A Changin’… So sang world weary troubadour Bob Dylan. Was he singing about jobs in Aberdeen? Given that he wrote the song in New York’s Greenwich Village in 1964, probably not.

As with many industries the world of auditing is being disrupted by technology and an increasing need to see a greater return on investment. For those hiring auditors, whether internal or external, there is an increasing demand for more strategic contribution to ensure organisations are prepared and ready for any disruption they may face. The days of completing a technical audit without providing some wider benefit to the organisations in terms of achieving their objectives is gone.

After nine months of claim, counter-claim, legislative and political manoeuvring Teresa May finally triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty at the end of March. With that so began a two year process of strenuous negotiation to enable the UK to exit the EU on favourable terms to ensure as smooth a transition to self-government as possible.

With dissertation deadline dates looming large and graduation gowns being ordered, you've probably already started to apply for various graduate schemes and entry level roles. But have you considered Supply Chain management?