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postgraduate careers blog — latest news & views from careers & employability archived site this blog has been archived - it will not receive further updates, but will be kept online for reference purposes. any forms have been removed, and links may be broken or out-dated. please do not attempt to comment on blog posts. although the last post was made in february 2014, regular updates ceased in may 2013; the site was archived in june 2014. visit the university of salford careers and employability web site... staff directory postgraduate careers blog latest news & views from careers & employability home about blog authors contact postgraduate futures 2012 postgraduate futures 2011 phd futures 2010 phd futures 2009 farewell but not goodbye by fiona christie on february 28, 2014 this is the final post for this blog. we have reached the end of this particular avenue. many thanks to tahira majothi and mary macfarlane who were co-authors with me. we will no longer be maintaining and updating this blog, although existing content will remain. in the near future we will be establishing a new careers blog which i am glad to say will be part of a new blogging platform for the university. keep an eye on news about this on our careers website and our twitter feed . while we wait for our new university careers blog, some of us will be blogging here. { 0 comments } write a cv you can be proud of by fiona christie on may 8, 2013 i have just edited my prezi on writing a cv. help with cvs is probably one of the most sought after services we offer in careers & employability, so i wanted to make my presentation available online. writing a cv is often a hard thing for people to do, even though i know there are so many step by step guides (my prezi included). i think what makes it so challenging, is that doing a good cv needs you to know yourself well and then be able to use vocabulary to sell yourself. the cv is a combination of an authentic written confessional mixed with a personal ad. no wonder, many of us hate doing one. so don’t keep putting if off – just get on with it and update your cv! if you are one of our students and graduates, some and get some help from us in doing this. { 2 comments } should you bother with linkedin? april 14, 2013 make no mistake, you won’t get a job just because you are on linkedin and have a perfectly crafted profile. your career success will always be much more about the quality of the work you do and also working hard. some things don’t change in that respect. however, it makes absolute sense to utilise linkedin […] read the full article → how to prepare for a job interview? february 10, 2013 we have had a blog-writing hiatus recently. there just hasn’t seemed time to blog, and we’ve been consumed by other projects. i have become a student myself so have assignments to write, which has squeezed out blogging. excuses, excuses. i have started experimenting with prezi, primarily as a way to get some presentations online so […] read the full article → uncovering tactics that will make your career fly high november 16, 2012 “the world currently is filled with workers whose weeklong question is “when is the weekend going to be here?” and then “thank god, it’s friday”. their work puts bread on the table…but they are bored out of their minds. they’ve never taken the time to think out what they uniquely can do and what they […] read the full article → “if you want it enough, you’ll find a way.” october 31, 2012 ever heard that before? you want to do something, but there are obstacles. perhaps there’s a qualification you’d need; perhaps you’d need to support yourself some other way until you got a break; perhaps it’s difficult to manage around your family responsibilities. you express some reservations about how you’ll manage, and someone who’s already made […] read the full article → are you cut out to be an entrepreneur? a no-nonsense view from the u.s. september 10, 2012 thanks to katheryn rivas for submitting this guest post with some challenging thoughts for prospective entrepreneurs. if you feel you pass her rigorous personality test, bear in mind that careers & employability at the university can help you on your path to be an entrepreneur through our enterprise activities. start-ups are the new frontier in […] read the full article → phd writing up: what i learned august 30, 2012 “piled higher and deeper” by jorge cham www.phdcomics.com it’s five years this september since i wrote-up and handed in my phd thesis. i was sorting through my email inbox and came across the writing-up advice that i wrote about a year after i finished. it was a useful reminder for me again, so i thought […] read the full article → when you’re going through hell, just keep going july 13, 2012 i love this quote attributed to winston churchill – it sums up that sometimes when you are facing tough times, there’s going to be no rescue squad on hand and you’ve just got to stick with it and keep on going. i’ve written about resilience before and in this post i’m returning to that theme. […] read the full article → social media for researchers july 11, 2012 we’re back online, yay! did you miss us? to celebrate the return of our postgraduate careers blog, i would like to draw your attention to two really useful resources for researchers around the theme of digital literacy. the first is the june 2012 release of findings from a joint study by the british library and […] read the full article → ← previous entries enter your email address stay up to date by signing up to our mailing list now! search categories select category academic jobs alumni career planning career stories careers & employability conferences construction creative/digital/media cvs applications interviews downturn/credit crunch engineering enterprise equality and diversity events events – manchester events – national events – recruitment events – salford finance general careers info. guest posts international it job sites languages networking non-academic jobs part time work phd futures phd studentships public and government sector research science social networks social sciences teaching training uncategorized vitae volunteering archives select month february 2014 may 2013 april 2013 february 2013 november 2012 october 2012 september 2012 august 2012 july 2012 april 2012 march 2012 february 2012 january 2012 december 2011 november 2011 october 2011 september 2011 august 2011 july 2011 june 2011 may 2011 april 2011 march 2011 february 2011 january 2011 december 2010 november 2010 october 2010 september 2010 august 2010 july 2010 june 2010 may 2010 april 2010 march 2010 february 2010 january 2010 december 2009 november 2009 october 2009 september 2009 august 2009 july 2009 june 2009 may 2009 april 2009 march 2009 february 2009 january 2009 december 2008 november 2008 october 2008 september 2008 careers & employability on twitter tweets by @uoscareers salfordpgrs tweets by @salfordpgrs flickr gallery news for salford students login log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org disclaimer the views expressed on this blog, whether in text or digital format are those of the respective authors, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the institution they work for. creative commons 2.0 this work is licenced under a creative commons licence . copyright postgraduate careers blog © 2008–2014 postgraduate careers blog sitemap about contact

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