London Sales Recruitment News (December 2009)

News Archive

• Interviews are 'a chance to illustrate candidate's benefits'
  30/12/2009
  Interviews should be seen as a chance to demonstrate what enhanced benefits a candidate can bring to an organisation, sales recruitment hopefuls have been told.
• Sales recruitment success 'a target for older people'
  30/12/2009
  Older people are happier and healthier if they are still working in sales jobs, according to an industry expert.
• Interview for sales jobs could be done over webcam
  16/12/2009
  People hoping for sales recruitment success might have to get used to a new trend - interviewing via a webcam.
• Jobs and careers to be a top topic over Christmas dinner
  15/12/2009
  Sales recruitment and careers will be a hot topic while people are eating their Christmas dinner this year, according to new research.
• Sales recruitment success in the Scottish Borders
  14/12/2009
  More than 50 young people will be hoping for sales recruitment success after the creation of jobs in the Scottish Borders.
• Hobbies being used to get sales recruitment success
  11/12/2009
  Over three-quarters of UK workers are taking up a hobby in order to impress sales recruitment professionals.
• Expert: Jobseekers should continue to take risks
  10/12/2009
  People hoping for sales recruitment success should continue to take risks and follow their career aspirations, according to a leading entrepreneur.
• Sales recruitment success seen in November
  10/12/2009
  The number of people appointed to permanent and temporary positions throughout November continued its upward trend.
• Online recruitment 'improving'
  09/12/2009
  Online recruitment in Europe rose last month, according to the latest figures released by Monster.
• 'Prepare well' for success in job hunt
  07/12/2009
  Research is the key for helping jobseekers find their dream sales jobs despite the difficult economic climate, it has been claimed.