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Tom O'Neil: Selling your enthusiasm
As a candidate, enthusiasm is a major part of your unique value proposition.
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The Hits hosts Sarah, Sam and Toni weigh in on what's tougher.
Home is where the job is
More of us are working from home but are you getting the most out of your time?
Young Kiwi women the unhappiest in workforce
Research shows young female workers are the unhappiest in the workforce.
Talk yourself out of your rut
If you're bored, be positive and present a solution to your manager.
'Worthless' degree: Student sues university
Woman could score $100k after claiming two years of study left her with a useless degree.
This dad has the type of job more workers should have
Flexible work hours mean that career-driven parents don't have to be absent any longer.
Tom O'Neil: Networking key in job hunt
For many of us, the entire job hunting process is a nightmare.
Employees in the driver's seat
Employers are reporting there is an increasing lack of highly skilled candidates.
Hate your boss? Stab a voodoo doll, say scientists
Is this the best way to cope the next time your manager's giving you grief?
Expert: Never sit down before an interview
Most people heading for interview sabotage themselves with this basic mistake.
Make the most of your morning
Having a good routine can set you up for the rest of the working day
Travel can be a tough business
The working world of high-flyers can become bogged down if time is not properly organised.
Tom O'Neil: Finding your place in the country
The realities of trading a high-paying job for a role in beautiful rural New Zealand.
Future ready for employment
A survey of millennial hires turns up some interesting results.
An election win for the workers
A new Government means employment legislation is rebalancing the unions' position.
The sensitive issue of harassment
Since #metoo's emergence, the behaviour of many famous men has been called out online.
Change is a problem to solve
'Design thinking' is being used to ease the way in changing careers.
Tom O'Neil: Recruit right
How do you want your business to be portrayed in the marketplace?
Beating the back to work blues
Don't settle for the same old routine seek projects that take you out of your comfort zone
Michael Barnett: Confessions of an appointment-diary junkie
COMMENT: Are you addicted to the speed of a corporate life and its adrenalin rushes?
An unpleasant burning sensation
Employers need to look after employees mental health in the workplace.
Revolutionary thinking needed
The value of a vibrant creative ecosystem goes far beyond the economic sphere.
Take your time, talk to the screen
Technology is changing every aspect of business, even recruiting.
Shine a new light on back-to-work blues
How to tell the difference and what to do to get through.
Work lunches: How to save money and lose weight
As you head back to work for the year, here's how to save your wallet and your waistline.
Perils of working outside the office
More staff are working off their mobiles from home but with gains come pitfalls.