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I'm a careers expert - and here are six questions you should NEVER ask at the end of an interview - Vimarsana News

I'm a careers expert - and here are six questions you should NEVER ask at the end of an interview

Careers and Education Expert, Robbie Bryant from Open Study College , has revealed the questions you should never ask at the end of an interview and what you should ask instead.

Questions to never ask at the end of a job interview - Vimarsana News

Questions to never ask at the end of a job interview

Avoid faltering at the last hurdle of a job interview by steering clear of these contentious candidate questions - and what to ask instead.

Rise of the 'snail girl' era: Influencers are ditching the 'girl boss' lifestyle in favour of using up their annual leave, taking sick days when needed and prioritising self-care over promotions - Vimarsana News

Rise of the 'snail girl' era: Influencers are ditching the 'girl boss' lifestyle in favour of using up their annual leave, taking sick days when needed and prioritising self-care over promotions

A term coined by Melbourne-based accessory-brand owner Sienna Ludbey, the snail girl is someone who goes slow, retreats when she needs and follows the path at her own pace.

The Challenges and Benefits of Employing Gen Z - Vimarsana News

The Challenges and Benefits of Employing Gen Z

It’s a brave new world – are you ready for the challenges (and benefits) of a Gen Z workforce?

LONG READ: Underqualified candidates are adding to recruitment crisis - Vimarsana News

LONG READ: Underqualified candidates are adding to recruitment crisis

Settings are seeing an increase in candidates who are unaware that their qualifications are not full and relevant, which means that they are not suitable to fill roles. By Katy Morton