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Check me out? Why the reference is worth it…
Blog post by Jacqui Barratt, APAC CEO After 25 years in recruitment and as a business owner I certainly understand the value of a reference both for the client and the candidate. However, this blog is for you the candidate and why the reference is worth it! Let’s face it regardless of your approach to…
Qualities that make exceptional PR professionals in today’s world
Blog post by Ruby Celine, Country Director, Malaysia There’s never been a more interesting time to be in public relations (PR). If we look back on its early days in the 1900s, we’ll see just how far it’s come from the old-school basics to the collaborative function that it is today. PR is no longer…
Being an SDR; The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth…
Blog post by Emma Lowman, Practice Manager, UK & Europe You’ve been to Uni, got your degree, moved to London and realised the price of avocados and renting a 1 bed flat in Clapham means its probably time to start looking for a job. In the current climate, where simply turning on the news and…
Remote creativity – deliver and lead across the distance
Blog post by Quyen Nguyen, Senior Consultant, Singapore Most of us have transitioned to working from home. Remote work is becoming a norm and we are learning a new way of working. Keeping people engaged during in-person meetings is hard. Leading virtual meetings is even harder. During virtual meetings, have you experienced a time when…
Personal Branding: What’s your story?
Post by Ruby Celine, Country Director, Malaysia Storytelling. A flashing term that seems to be coming up a lot, noticeably in the domain of Public Relations (PR). Though I’ve stepped out of the practice, it’s a subject that remains close to my heart and still resonates with me as I go about my endeavours as…
Introducing Berdine Praeg, Principal Consultant, Technology, London
My universe is… Java Software Engineers. Fun fact about me… when I’m angry, sad, or nervous my face, chest and arms turn red. So, no poker face for me. My spirit animal would be… Gina Linetti from Brooklyn Nine-Nine. If I were in a TV show, I would be in… The Office. If I were a…
None of us is as smart as all of us…
Blog post by Emma Lowman, Practice Manager, UK & Europe For anyone who read my last post (all of you…. Right?!!) you’ll know that for the last 6 weeks I’ve been attending a public speaking course. Now, this post doesn’t actually relate to what I’ve learnt (that will come in a few weeks’ time when…
Interview: Sachin Shah shares tips on how to make your interview process more inclusive
In our latest Diversity and Inclusion interview, we spoke to Sachin Shah, a Chief Technology Officer (CTO) who was born and raised in Mumbai, India. Sachin started his Technology career as a Software Engineer and progressed from Engineering Manager to Senior Architect to CTO. He’s worked with a diverse range of colleagues and clients in…
Don’t wait. Act!
Salt’s Consultant Rich Jee from our Auckland office shares his thoughts on the importance of speed in a hiring process within the current market. In my, albeit short, recruitment career I have heard all manner of excuses as to why my clients wait before they offer a candidate they really want, “We want to see…
How to hire in a candidate-driven market
Competitive job markets make talent acquisition difficult – here are some ways you can stand out to the right candidates!
WiT: Emma Sayle on empowering women, the confidence gap and Dolly Parton
For Salt’s latest Women in Tech interview, we caught up with Emma Sayle, CEO of KK Group, which includes mentoring app and platform Sistr. Emma shares more on her proudest moments, building women’s confidence up, nurturing women’s careers and lots more. The Women in Tech #WiT interview series speaks with thought leaders from around the…
The different types of Sales roles… Which is right for you?
Post by Shalini Balraj, Senior Principal Consultant, Malaysia I would like to think that choosing the right sales role, is like choosing the right ice-cream flavour. There are plenty of ice-cream flavours out there and you might have a favourite but that doesn’t mean the other flavours are bad… It is just not for you.…
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