Simon Griffin

Most people write a CV in the same way; contact details, list of qualifications, list of previous employers, ‘References Available on Request’. All of that information is important but it shouldn’t be the blueprint to be fleshed out. Instead, those expected elements provide an excuse for you to fulfil your CV’s first purpose - getting you noticed. 

While every interview is unique, there are certain criteria that must be met if you are to leave a good impression. So rather than waiting until the interview is over to ask yourself how you did, take some time beforehand to think about what you need to do to leave a good impression.

As different forms of technology evolve independently of each other, we may be able to do more, but tasks can become disjointed & confusing. Thankfully, there are people out there who have made it their mission to integrate these new technologies seamlessly into the workday. Here we look at four apps that were designed to make your work easier and your results better.