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Summer party survival guide
The summer has finally decided to show its face. The BBQ's are out, the sun is shining and your boss has announced that whilst the weather is good and spirits high, it's time for a party. Although a summer party is a time for management to celebrate the company’s accomplishments and thank all employees with a splash of glitz and glamour and fancy food, it’s also rife with blunders, from forgetting names of fellow colleagues and clients, to overindulging in the free bottles of champers! Here are some essential tips to survive the summer party and have an epic time:
Dec 11, 2017
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Five things to gain from your Christmas temp job
Thousands of people across the country embark on temporary work during this time of year and take advantage of the extra opportunities. Here are five advantages of temp work and why you should think about giving it a go…
Dec 6, 2017
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How to deal with an angry boss
Sometimes bosses can be irritable, which is a given in high-pressured jobs. Everyone gets angry sometimes, but if your manager’s bad mood is a common occurrence, it can affect the whole team and bring morale down. If you aren’t sure how to handle their random outbursts, which you probably bear the brunt of, try not to worry. It can be difficult, but remember it’s nothing personal. Here’s how to remain unaffected by your manager’s bad moods, especially when you aren’t in the best mood yourself!
Dec 1, 2017
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A day in the life of a...PR & Communications Executive
Ever fancied a career in the fast-paced PR industry? Getting your foot through the door in any sector can sometimes be hard, but breaking into the PR world can be a particulary tough nut to crack – not only does it require the gift of the gab and top communication skills, you’ll need to keep up-to-date with the latest news and developments in the industry. Our very own Alison Hart, PR and Comms Executive at Pertemps HQ, has the full low-down on what it’s like to work in-house…
Dec 1, 2017
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What to do if you’re bullied at work
As adults all over the UK claim to be victims of or have witnessed bullying in the workplace, it’s clearly not just a playground phenomenon.
Nov 17, 2017
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Strapped for cash? Money saving tips for Christmas
Trying to save money before the inevitable Christmas party period? December is a busy month for most, with family gatherings and work do’s galore, it’s a time for celebration and festivity. However, it’s not such a great time for your bank account. If you’re worried you won’t have the money to get through the month, fear not. We’ve got some tips on saving that should keep you afloat over the festive period.
Nov 16, 2017
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The interview stage: is the company right for you?
It’s the day you’ve been waiting for; the job interview. You’re sitting in reception waiting for your name to be called. It’s a nerve-racking few minutes and your mind is racing. But, instead of thinking about what you’re going to say over and over again, take time to pay close attention to your surroundings.
Nov 8, 2017
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Questions to ask your recruiter
So you’ve checked out the jobs online, spoken to a recruitment consultant over the phone and agreed to pop in to register and chat more – now what?
Nov 6, 2017
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The best jobs for people who love writing
The best jobs for people who love writing
Nov 3, 2017
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Feel the fear and do it anyway
Forget ghosts and ghouls this Halloween; the thought of talking to your boss about what you really want at work is enough to give anyone nightmares. Awkwardly bringing up that pay rise you’ve been thinking about or asking for help with a particularly difficult project can fill the best of us with dread. However, it doesn’t have to be that way. We’ve put together our top tips on handling scary situations that might come up at some point in your career. Read on and we’re sure you’ll pluck the up the courage to address those tricky talks in no time.
Oct 30, 2017