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Personal branding may not be something you've heard of before, but the impact it can have on your career, whether you're interviewing for a study placement, entering the workforce for the first time, or taking a step forward in your profession, may make you reconsider the image you portray.

When we needlessly put off taking action, we are procrastinating. It also contains some unfavorable ideas, such as emotions of guilt and inadequacy or uneasiness in general.

Check out the many different apprenticeship, internship, and graduate programs offered in New Zealand's tourism and hospitality industries if you're eager to continue learning but don't enjoy enrolling in full-time classes. These programs will give you the opportunity to keep learning while still enjoying the advantages of working in an operational setting, receiving mentorship from professionals in the field, and receiving a paycheck each week.

A cover letter's objective is to identify yourself, state the job you're applying for, demonstrate that your abilities and experience match the requirements, and persuade the recruiter to read your CV.

Going on an OE (overseas experience) is a rite of passage for many young Kiwis, whether it is to the UK, Japan or Canada. Perhaps you were going to travel this year before the pandemic disrupted your plans? Don't worry, there's a backup plan, and Kiwi OE can assist.

Young individuals have a lot of potential but very little professional experience. This toolkit examines how to get the most out of them during an interview and discover their genuine abilities.

With a competitive employment market, how are you going to identify the proper opportunities to apply for and stand out when you do? We provide all the tips you'll need to make your job hunt a success.

Many people have lost their jobs as a result of COVID-19's upheaval and uncertainty. It's natural to be scared and stressed, but following this advice can help you get through it and figure out what to do next.