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Temps should be good leavers!

Robert Kelsey, author of What’s Stopping You? Why Smart People Don’t Always Reach Their Potential and How You Can, suggests some important factors to consider when you are leaving a job. The temporary job market is so heavily biased to references that leaving one role well before starting another is advice worth listening too!

Give good notice - its always good to allow your employer as much time as possible.
Work your notice - it is the least you do.
Build rather than burn bridges - You never know where your next job will come from.
Hand over docs - Leaving an excellent handover to the next employee is vital.
Honesty and integrity - Codes of
References - Bad ones will always come back to haunt you.
The exit interview - Don’t be lulled into telling home truths. They will only impact you long term.
Stay in contact - You may get the chance to go back or use the persons own network.
Sanitise your memory - Always talk of an experience positively.

Temp workers - get your CV right!

People all too often make mistakes on their CV’s. A recent survey by specialist recruitment consultancy IntaPeople discovered some serious mistakes on the CV’s of jobseekers eager to impress but failing to.

The consultancy found that more than a quarter (29%) contained serious spelling or grammatical mistakes.

Temporary workers are often hired simply off the back of their CV without the need for an interview. It is so important to get the CV correct!

Be a good temp worker….Advice No.2

Think carefully about the temp job that you want - Job content, location, day or hourly rate. If you take any old job and then pull out of the role you will only tarnish your reputation with the recruitment agency that you are representing and they will be loathed to use you for temporary jobs that they have in the future. You need to work in partnership with the agency and then you will almost certainly get the best service.

Temporary to Permanent - is it for you?

A recent article in the Evening Standard gave some great advice for temporary workers. This week we will be sharing that advice with you - in case you missed it….
If you are temping in an effort to find a permanent job then you need to treat your temporary job as a kind of on the job interview. Show your employer how hard your work ethic is, that you will be punctual in your time keeping, trustworthy and reliable. Take every opportunity to show them what else you can do and how valuable you could be to them if you were to work there permanently.

New careers service to be launched by Government

The government is to replace the Connexions service for young people and the Next Step service for adults with a careers service that will cater for all ages in what the government is claiming will be the first such service of it’s kind. The suggested launch date is September 2011.

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