If clinching a job could be likened to winning a chess game, you’d want to use these five transferable skills to capture your recruiter’s attention and ultimately checkmate the position!

Hint: High salary isn’t the most important reason to sign on that dotted line.

Your paper degree may have helped you get one foot in the door, but you still need to impress interviewers with relevant qualities to get that coveted job.

A job interview can tell you a lot more about a company and its office culture than you think, if you know what signs to look out for.

Every standard resume template seems to include a “Work Experiences” section. But as a student or new graduate, you don’t have work experience! What’s your next step then?

Your resume is the first step to capturing a recruiter’s attention. This is why it’s important to develop a successful resume before kick-starting your job-hunting experience.

Wondering where you can get the experience and skills needed to give you an advantage in your job search? Try volunteering!

As much as assessment centres remind you of The Apprentice, they aren’t. So you don’t have to worry about audiences judging you!

As a diploma holder, you may not know that you are highly sought after by employers, with your specialised skills and training acquired in your polytechnic years. Do you know what sets you apart as a diploma holder looking for a job?

As live video interviews over Zoom or other conferencing apps becomes the new normal, learn how to handle them with ease!