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Top Advice for Public Sector Interviews

Over the past two decades, the landscape of the public sector has undergone a notable transformation, particularly in its approach to recruitment. What once involved the submission of cover letters and resumes has evolved into a more structured process oriented around competency based application forms. Let’s delve into the nuances of this shift and explore […]

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From Manager to CEO: Mastering the Art of Leadership Transition

“Unlocking the Secrets to a Seamless Ascension in the Corporate Hierarchy” As a seasoned manager, you’ve successfully navigated the intricate dance of day-to-day operations, overseeing teams and ensuring projects are executed flawlessly. Now, the corner office beckons, and the title of CEO is on the horizon. The transition from manager to CEO is a pivotal

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Should you do a mock interview?

Mock interview is a common statement you hear from people when it comes to them seeking help with an up-and-coming interview, whether it be a general interview or a competency-based interview. They have completed and submitted their CV or completed their competency-based application form and wrote good examples to competency-based questions for an organisation and

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Completing Competency-based Application Forms for Public Sector Job Applications

Competency-based Application Forms for Public Sector In the last 10-15 years now, public sector job openings have no longer required or requested a Resumé / Curriculum Vitae (CV) from interested candidates to apply for them. There are many reasons for this: CV’s come in all shapes and sizes Very difficult to see/find the relevant information

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Before investing in further education, upskilling, re-training… ask yourself why you are doing it

From September to May every year, carparks in academic/further education will be full, not to mention Online courses. People rightly so, do and should invest in their job/career development by investing in new knowledge and information; however, they should consider what course they should invest their hard-earned money and precious time in and ask will

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