Fidgeting, moving about on the chair, cracking knuckles, shaking knee, grinding teeth, finger brushing hair, too much blinking of the eye all go to show that the applicant is not comfortable. Some employers tend to interpret this as inability to handle the big accounts. Subconsciously, the interviewer notices how body language can sometimes, and oftentimes…
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The world seems to be taking notice that Canada is going through an employment boom that has employers seeking out candidates internationally. While there is a process that must be adhered to — both for candidates and employers — the benefits of working in The Great White North are plentiful. The benefits of becoming a…
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The archetypal ruthless boss who sees his staff as ‘work units’ and uses what is known as the CHAKA style of management (Count Heads And Kick Arse), and cares more about his profit than people. He is a Driver. The adjective which, above all others helps describe this type, is ASSERTIVE but sometimes difficult to…
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The world is constantly changing and technology is one of the fastest growing industries out there, it’s really no wonder why. We rely on technology for almost everything in our daily lives. The gas pumps that read our debit cards, the car we drive has a computer in it — we simply cannot get away…
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At some point in an student’s life, summer means more than fun and excitement out on the beach. Summer means internship or on the job training. For companies,this means opportunities for talent scouting. Summer internship or on the job training programs are mutually beneficial for the company and intern. Aside from guiding students gradually into…
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