We’ve all been there. You put in the preparation, gussied yourself up in your finest pressed suit and did a fantastic job at the interview. And they still turned round and rejected you (if you haven’t then you’re probably insanely talented, incredibly lucky or in possession of killer contacts more than happy to give you
(And no, I don’t just mean when the kitchen runs out of coffee) No matter how big of a professional superstar you are, we’ve all made mistakes at work including some that might have felt career ending at the time. For all I know, you may have done something in the past that was sufficiently
At Clinical Professionals we aim to be aware of the latest industry events and news whilst also aspiring to be at the forefront of the latest analysis and reporting. This enables us to provide a concise and quality service for both our clients and candidates, whilst helping the industry to evolve and progress as a
I’m sorry to break it to you but the perfect CV does not exist. I could harp on about how this is due to humanity imperfect in its nature or something along those lines. While this is undoubtedly true, the lack of perfection with this type of document has more to do with how quickly
Every single day we are inundated with news of brand new developments and innovations. It doesn’t do in this modern life to stand still, as someone brighter and better is bound to come along and sweep you into the gutter. Or at least that is what we are lead to believe.
Being a brand new graduate can be rough at the best of times. No matter how starry eyed and boosted you are by your recent educational experience, it is highly likely you are not quite ready to leave your university bubble and be thrown out into the real world. Because now you have to job
Being British, we are famed across the globe for maintaining that stiff upper lip and keeping all manner of emotion safely bottled up inside. However, we do need to be able to recognise achievement and what better way to do so than with some sincere celebration? So, here’s your pocket sized guide to the world
It’s that time of year. The sun is out (occasionally and pretty much when you’re least expecting it but this is England after all and the sun’s always been something of a shy and retiring maiden here) and so is school.
Now I don’t mean what are you qualified for? I’m not talking about what’s available in the current job market? Deep down, what is it that you really want to do? If we’re going to embrace the whole Americana of it all; what is it that makes you happy?
Some tongue in cheek advice and personal anecdotes Not everyone has the ability to be the perfect candidate; an exceptional specimen of professionalism brimming with a strong/relevant experience, friendly demeanour and raring to go on any opportunities available. Nevertheless there are many different ways to make yourself memorable to people like us and potential employers…both
