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The Job Seeker Series - Part 4 Over the past few posts in this Job Seeker Series, we’ve explored everything from finding your ‘why’ to approaching employers.This final piece focuses on what happens in the interview itself — and what to do afterwards to leave a strong impression. First Impressions & Body Language Seven seconds. That’s all it takes for someone to start forming an impression of you. Before you even speak, your posture, tone of voice, and energy are already bein

The Job Seeker Series - Part 3 YAY. You’ve been invited to interview. That could mean a number of hurdles have been jumped, phone screening, CV follow-up, and an invitation to interview. Getting here is a huge achievement in itself, but now the question remains: how should you prepare? It is important to remember that an interview is an evaluative situation. Someone is judging you — they want to know if you are the right fit for the role, the team, the organisation. However,

The Job Seeker Series | Part 2 Once you know why you want a particular job, the next question becomes practical and often intimidating: How do you actually approach the employer? In Part 1 of this series, we explored the importance of finding your why . That clarity matters here because how you approach an employer should be intentional, not accidental. Before you reach out in any way, there is one non-negotiable step. Step one: research If you are serious about a role, you

The Jobseeker Series - Part 1 Finding Your Why New year. New goals. New job. New you…? The start of a new year often feels like an invitation to begin again. But for many of us, especially in the Southern Hemisphere, January is more about rest than reinvention. It’s not until February and March that the real shifts begin. That’s when the thinking starts. Is this still working? Do I want something different? Is it time to move on? For many people, this questioning leads to