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Best places to look for a new job?
Goldust
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Hi,
I know its a bit open ended but I'm getting really fed up in my current job and wanted to see what else was available. Can anyone recommend good places or websites to start looking?
If any more information is required just drop me a message!
MATT
I know its a bit open ended but I'm getting really fed up in my current job and wanted to see what else was available. Can anyone recommend good places or websites to start looking?
If any more information is required just drop me a message!
MATT
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What kind of industry are you looking at?
What level of job are you trying to find?Gone ... or have I?0 -
Try you local Jobcentre, all positions are advertised online:
http://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk/JCP/index.html
What about your local paper, most have a specific day for jobs or even check online, you could contact agencies in your nearest town and see what's on offer.
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High street job centres, local paper or job agencies are good enough sources for high volume/ low-moderate skilled jobs if this is what you are looking for. Watch out for any salaries that are listed as OTE though (on track earnings) which includes their "anticipated" commission and may people will receive significantly lower than this especially when they are still learning the job so not hitting the targets.
If you are looking for higher skilled or higher managerial level jobs then there are plenty of specialist recruitment agencies out there but tend to be much more skill or industry related or alternatively the sunday broadsheet news papers tend to also have job sections like The Times or FT etcAll posts made are simply my own opinions and are neither professional advice nor the opinions of my employers
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