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Why questions create space to explore our motivation, assumptions, reasons and purpose - and challenge accepted thinking.

The adage ‘it’s not what you know, it’s who you know’ has never been more true in the search for a job. We look at recommendations and ratings for what we buy, eat, watch and visit so isn’t it natural that we would do the same when we are looking for new employees? But how do you access the so-called 'hidden job market' and find out about jobs before they are advertised? And how do you get someone to refer you for a role, bumping you to the front of the queue? Find out how in

How do you stand out at interview when you don’t know the competition, but you do know that they have similar skills and experience to you?

Stress is a fact of life and being stressed, feeling stressed, is a choice. How we react, how we manage our mental health and how we choose our perspective are our choice - even if we feel like we have no control.

Speaking up is a critical career tool. It's no good having ideas and opinions if you can't articulate and share them. Use these practical tools to help you learn how to speak up.

Why is it so hard to write your own CV? It's because everything you write down has an emotional connection to you and you will procrastinate and struggle to get perspective because you can't separate the self-judgment from the evidence. How nice would it feel not to be staring at that blinking cursor and your CV from years ago, wondering where to start?