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How to Apply for Overseas Jobs With Limited Experience
How to Apply for Overseas jobs With Limited Experience: A Deeply Practical Relocation Guide for Job Seekers in Nigeria, Africa, and Asia Applying for overseas jobs with limited experience is a challenging but achievable goal, especially when you are aiming to relocate with a confirmed
Junior Tech Roles Open to African Applicants
Junior Tech Roles Open to African Applicants If you are an African-based developer, engineer, or IT professional aiming to land your frist remote tech role, this guide is built for you. Finding junior tech roles open to African applicants can seem daunting, but with a strategic approach to searching, applying, and preparing, you can dramatically increase your chances. This article walks…
Breaking In: entry level healthcare administration jobs That Prepare Nigerians for Sponsored Roles
Breaking In: Entry Level Healthcare Administration Jobs That Prepare Nigerians for Sponsored Roles For Nigerian job seekers committed to building a career in healthcare administration, understanding the pathway from entry-level roles to sponsored or international healthcare administration positions is essential. The healthcare sector is expanding globally, adn employers across continents…
A new survey from Miro offers insight knowledge workers' async work preferences and concerns, which leaders can leverage to build more inclusive workplaces.
“64% Gen Z worries about annoying their coworkers with async questions“ I’ve seen this failure mode crop up. Realizing that it is systemic rather than individual is an important insight but it begs the question “How do we build an environment that mitigates this?” because early-career employees are precisely the ones who need to ask the most questions.
Review: HOTCUS Work-in-Progress Meeting 2019
Review: HOTCUS Work-in-Progress Meeting 2019
Review: HOTCUS Work-in-Progress Meeting 2019, University of Oxford, 17 October 2019.
At the second annual work-in-progress session, two developing articles were discussed: Liam O’Brien’s (University of Cork) paper, ‘Winning Back the Peace: The George H.W. Bush Administration and the Creation of Operation Southern Watch, 1992’ and Dr. Meghan Hunt’s (University of Edinburgh) piece, ‘”He was shot…
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BAAS PGR Conference Review 2018
BAAS PGR Conference Review 2018 By Simon Buck and Rowan Hartland
Conference Review: BAAS PGR Conference 2018, Northumbria University, 3 November 2018
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Reflecting on the fiftieth anniversary of 1968, this year’s BAAS PGR conference surveyed a panorama of the antecedents and legacies of the tumultuous year. The overarching theme of the event centred on ‘America’s Urgent and Great Problems’,…
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Job interview tips for your first job
Job interview tips for your first job
Beginning in your profession? Did you understand that being practical but ambitious is necessary for success in your job interview? Watch the video clip to see our specialist commentary on how get the fundamentals right when you start getting ready for a work interview.
For even more interview guidance, and job questions and also…
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Interview with early-career scientists in materials science and molecular biology
Two video interviews with early-career scientists based in the US, who share their thoughts on a range of issues.
