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Preparing for a Job Interview - Insight of an Intern

Cerian Jenkins | Posted 22.01.2013 | UK Universities & Education
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Cerian Jenkins

Those few days before any interview can be a nerve-wracking time, so it can be difficult to channel your time into doing anything constructive. However, preparation is the key to any interview - though many people don't actually realise this.

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The Art of Saying 'No' in the Workplace

Cerian Jenkins | Posted 13.10.2012 | UK
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It's one of the hardest words to say in the workplace - especially when you're out to impress, and the idea of having to tell colleagues you can't do something may feel like raising a red flag of ineptitude.

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Insight of an Intern - Your Covering Letter

Cerian Jenkins | Posted 12.10.2012 | UK Universities & Education
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A covering letter is a chance for you to emphasise why you are perfect for the position, to show that you've gone that extra mile; and it does so in a far more personal way than a CV. It may be the first impression your potential employer gets of you, so use it wisely; not only to reiterate your relevant skills and knowledge, but to demonstrate the enthusiasm you have for the post.

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