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When a conflict arises at work many of us would rather just avoid working with the person again than really taking time to find a resolution.  As challenging as it often is, dealing with conflict head on will result in a more pleasant work environment for you, the other party and your colleagues whilst also

You mulled over the online application for several days before finally pressing the send button and breathing a huge sigh of relief.  The stress and panic are gone and instead you feel anticipation, excitement, will you hear back? And when? Then the phone call comes, you’ve landed an interview and back rush the stress and

A lack of self-awareness can be a real stumbling block when building a career. Those who lack self-awareness will often find themselves overlooked for promotions and struggling to cement a strong personal brand in their workplace. Becoming more self-aware can be a real challenge for many people, that’s usually because our actions are normally driven

In the world of work, securing a promotion is often seen as a key milestone, reflecting recognition, progress, and success.  But climbing the corporate ladder is rarely straightforward. It’s a blend of timing, skill, tact, and strategy.  The journey to a higher position is nuanced, requiring more than just hard work and ambition.  For those

Monday mornings often bring a sense of dread for many, marking the end of the weekend’s freedom and the start of a new workweek.  It’s a familiar cycle: the elation of Friday gradually dims, and by Sunday afternoon, the looming Monday casts a shadow on our spirits.  However, it doesn’t have to be this way.

At various stages in our professional lives, we inevitably reach a crossroads, questioning our career choices.  This introspection often leads to the crucial question: “Is it time for a change?”  A career, unlike a job, is a long journey, and feeling misaligned with your current path can be a source of deep dissatisfaction.  However, discerning

As the deadline for UCAS applications draws nearer, the Northern Ireland Social Care Council (Social Care Council) is continuing its campaign to invite students to consider a career in social work. Patricia Higgins, Chief Executive of the Social Care Council has written this week to over 230 post-primary schools in Northern Ireland encouraging principals and careers teachers