http://www.irishjobs.tv Searching for jobs in Ireland we can help with career advice Wed, 30 Jan 2008 22:32:01 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en As 2008 begins, here's wishing it brings good cheer and happiness in abundance for you and your family. We want to express our gratitude to all our visitors, friends and readers, because of you we move forward and try our best to make our blog exciting and worth your attention. http://www.irishjobs.tv/2008/01/01/happy-new-year/ OK this must be the best company in the world to work for, just read the sign they have on their door (click on the image to see full size). Just think of all the dull corporate companies and dull websites they have. Have as quick look at the thinkgeek ... http://www.irishjobs.tv/2007/12/29/i-want-to-work-for-this-company/ Just came across the IrishLife recruitment page on their website and low and behold they are using video to trying and fill some Financial Adviser positions. Now I really have to hand it to them on their approach to how to fill jobs for the next generation of tech savvy ... http://www.irishjobs.tv/2007/12/28/well-done-irish-life/ Over the next few years we'll see a big change in how Employers hire, it's already happening in the US where employers use * Social networks as recruitment tools * Using blogs to recruit * The emergence of employer video & audio I reckon in the not to distance future in Ireland we'll see ... http://www.irishjobs.tv/2007/11/30/future-of-recruiting-in-ireland/ Tony Roy is the managing director of CareerBuilder.co.uk, at a recent conference he said he'd prefer $2,000 job postings. If he had his way, Roy said, each postings on a job board would be $2,000 or so. He pointed out that that recruitment agencies typically charge 18 to 30 percent of ... http://www.irishjobs.tv/2007/11/30/careerbuilder-is-aiming-for-2000-per-job-posting/ Here's a jobs website with a difference, the site Tuglink.com is different because job seekers post jobs instead of companies. The site allows job seekers tell what kind of jobs they want, and let companies find them. It's a unique idea and something that could work. Something I've always wondered is why ... http://www.irishjobs.tv/2007/11/21/new-job-hunting-concept/ I'm in a Job is it okay to look for a new job? The simple answer is yes. Maybe you didn't know this but most people in their twenties will change job every two years and at any given moment 70% of the workforce in Ireland is job hunting. So if ... http://www.irishjobs.tv/2007/10/28/job-hunting-questions/ A quick read of the latest Spherion survey says most of you (and employers) aint 'getting it' either. FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., Oct. 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Despite a historically low unemployment rate and the beginning effects of a labor shortage, a recent survey shows that many workers say their employers are not ... http://www.irishjobs.tv/2007/10/16/are-you-happy-at-work/ Penelope Trunk has posted 5 way that the job hunt will change, some of her point really struck me as been spot on not just for the American market but really for the Irish market as the economy has changed over the past few years and will change again over ... http://www.irishjobs.tv/2007/09/23/next-step-in-job-hunting/ Only in America, this is Larry Dinsmore and Larry is looking for a job so he simple decided to put it on a T-Shirt and walk the streets hoping to get offers. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9wjno8seaI[/youtube] http://www.irishjobs.tv/2007/08/08/damn-i-need-a-job/