Candidates

That feeling that you’ve done everything you can in your current role and it’s time for something new? It’s not unusual to get the sudden urge to look outside your current company and role, but for job hoppers, this itch happens quickly and changes are fast and often. In today’s blog, we explore job hopping and what it means for employers and workers.

Some work analysts are warning about the shadow of recession beginning to move across Europe as political and economic turmoil impacts countries across the continent. But what does this mean for jobs? We could see more redundancies as organisations choose to restructure and streamline their operations. And it may be harder to jump jobs quickly than it has been for the last few years.

​There is a new ‘quiet’ kid on the block – quiet firing. In a recent article, Fast Company outlined this worrying trend, and it has been around for longer th...

During the pandemic, many people began looking for work with more meaning. This fed into bigger trends like the great resignation – as many decided that life...

For the past couple of years, power has been in the hands of job seekers. The great resignation made headlines everywhere as the pandemic spurred many people...

Recent graduates (and in fact, anyone looking for a life sciences job) have got the ‘Great Resignation’ to thank - among other things - for the huge number o...

​For many companies, the summer is annual performance review season. But does it really motivate employees to compress a year of work into a single rating? T...

Why do you learn new things? Is it because you’re constantly curious? Because you’re trying to level up your skills and advance your career? Or because your ...