Leadership You need to display how you lead and develop individuals who think and act differently together as a unified team. Make your examples come to life; talk to your prospective employer about specific individuals whose careers you have helped and the ways in which you have assisted their development. Be clear on the […]
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Many consider a college degree to be a necessary step toward career success, but this path has some serious tradeoffs. In addition to a long time commitment, about 65% of college students today graduate with student loan debt. Before committing to college, it’s important to consider whether college is right for your career goals. To
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Will your job still exist in seven years from now? And, if it does exist, what will it look like? In this tech-infused world, job descriptions now include buzzwords that never even existed a year ago; a media director of today is the ‘avatar relationship manager’ of tomorrow. Roles focussed on futuristic technologies such as
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The “gig economy” is surely taking over the world as the number of freelancers is constantly rising. Worldwide companies are also open to remote and freelance workers more than ever, especially due to the Covid-19. If you are a freelancer yourself, then the chances are that you are looking for job opportunities on dedicated internet
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‘Led’ vs. ‘lead’ It’s an easy mistake to make – ‘led’ is the past tense of the verb ‘lead’, pronounced ‘leed’. However, lots of people make the mistake of using ‘lead’ which is actually a noun for the chemical element! ‘Definitely’ Ah, the original school boy error, spelling ‘definitely’ as ‘definately’. Just remember it’s ‘i’
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Learning a second language is one of the most valuable assets in the business world as it can open up many career and life opportunities. With more prospective employers now seeking to make their firms international, it may not be long before every candidate is required to speak another language. But what second language should
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Lori Bumgarner is the owner of paNASH, a passion and career coaching service, and is a certified transformational coach. In this exclusive feature, Lori offers her essential advice for what you should share on your resume… As a career coach I often get asked the question, ‘Should I put my side hustle on my resume?’
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Although already comprising over a third of the American workforce, millennials (people aged 18-35) are still a hotly discussed topic in organizational behavioural trends and research. They continue to be this because, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, this generation will become 75% of the American workforce by 2030. Employers big and
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Please give a warm MG welcome to our latest external employee from LATAM, Optical Network Engineer – and expert in all things 5G – Guillermo Abondano Bernal. Manning Global caught up with the native Columbian to chat about the effects of COVID-19 on the telco industry, plus how keeping connected during the pandemic is key
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The Manning Global Group proved it has the winning team as it took home another two awards – this time for Outstanding Innovation at Huawei’s West European Partner Convention 2021. I must also give a big thank you to all the Manning Global support teams who have gone above and beyond to make this happen!
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