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OT Graduate's - Are you job seeking?
Thursday, April 4, 2019
Are you about to finish University in 2019? Excited about your work prospects, but not sure what some of these are? This blog might help shed some light on potential opportunities available to you.
VERIFY, VERIFY, VERIFY!
POSTED BY FARAH RIZVI-HAMMOND
Monday, February 18, 2019
Are you hiring a health professional? Before you proceed to the interview stage, we recommend that you check the following.
Job-seeking Decision-makers:
Friday, November 10, 2017
What is important to you in a new job? We tend to ask all our candidates this question when they start the job-seeking process because one or more of those needs are not being met by the current employer.
Got the Job offer but decided not to take it?
Friday, November 3, 2017
Got the Job offer but decided not to take it? How to say “TBNT” (Thanks but no thanks) and keep the door open for when you’re next job-seeking.
Didn’t get that job you really, really wanted?
POSTED BY FARAH RIZVI-HAMMOND
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
What do you do when you’ve got your heart set on a role and you don’t get it? Where to from here? You have a few options: 1) Do nothing. You can continue working at your current role and take time to think about future options for yourself. 2) Understand the feedback that was given to you, learn from it, and better prepare yourself for the next application.
Employer options in the case of Double Representation
POSTED BY FARAH RIZVI-HAMMOND
Thursday, September 21, 2017
What do you do as an employer if two agencies send you the same candidate? There can be candidate ownership issues, fee payment issues, “I sent you the CV first issues” – so many issues! In the below scenario, one recruitment agency (Dodgy Agency) has not spoken to — or revealed the employer name to — the candidate. The other agency (MediJobs) has qualified the candidate for the role and only then sends them to you.
How to handle a wage review
POSTED BY FARAH RIZVI-HAMMOND
Thursday, July 13, 2017
It might surprise you to hear this – but we don’t want you to leave your job. If we had a dollar for every candidate who got pissed off with their employer and started applying for jobs before trying to resolve the issues we’d be in Hawaii drinking Mai Tais right now. Your relationship with your employer can become particularly strained around wage-review time. Here are our tips for handing your wage review like a pro.
How to get a great graduate position
POSTED BY FARAH RIZVI-HAMMOND
Sunday, July 9, 2017
You’ve almost finished your studies and you’re looking for your first full-time position. Congratulations! We’re here to help. And we’ve put together a few tips to get you on track.
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