London Sales Recruitment News (April 2010)

News Archive

• 3D TVs could be the "next big thing"
  30/04/2010
  People in sales jobs looking for something to spend their hard-earned commission on might consider 3D televisions which became available in the UK this week.
• Sloppy appearance can ruin interview chances
  28/04/2010
  Turning up to an interview in a scruffy outfit could ruin a candidate's chances, according to one HR expert, who says looking smart is a minimum requirement.
• Workers 'beginning to search for new roles'
  26/04/2010
  More workers are starting to become confident in the jobs market and, as a result, are beginning to look for new positions, according to an expert.
• New iPhone is the 'real deal'
  22/04/2010
  People working hard in sales jobs and looking for something to spend their commission on could soon splash out on the next generation iPhone, with the latest model offering a wealth of useful applications and functions.
• Twitter adverts 'could help improve content'
  19/04/2010
  The creation of advertising models to try and monetise the micro-blogging site Twitter could have a positive impact on the quality of tweets as marketers seek to tap into the medium, an expert has predicted.
• Jobseekers 'need to attend three interviews'
  15/04/2010
  Around two-thirds of people hunting for jobs will find they have to attend three interviews with prospective employers before finding a placement, according to new research.
• Labour promise 'could create Welsh sales jobs'
  14/04/2010
  Labour has promised to create up to 50,000 positions in Wales if it is re-elected, which could mean more sales jobs for people to apply for.
• Scottish charity to 'suit and boot' women for sales recruitment interviews
  12/04/2010
  A Scottish charity is helping to give sales recruitment hopefuls the best possible chance of success by providing them with smart clothes for job interviews.
• REC holds Agency Work Regulations talks
  09/04/2010
  A series of talks have been held about how the Agency Work Regulations will be implemented in the UK, those looking at sales jobs may be interested to discover.
• Job hunters should 'ask for the position'
  09/04/2010
  Those who have interviews coming should end them by asking for the job, sales recruitment hopefuls have been told.
• Careers advice 'should take into account non-university options'
  08/04/2010
  It is important for schools to offer comprehensive careers advice which does not overemphasise the importance of obtaining a university degree, an expert has claimed.
• REC and KPMG: Rise in successful jobseekers
  08/04/2010
  New figures have shown that the number of jobs in the UK for both permanent and temporary/contract staff increased last month.
• Motivation 'is key for those in sales jobs'
  07/04/2010
  Those looking at sales jobs are often motivated by a bedrock belief in the quality of the product they are selling and its value, an expert has claimed.
• Right to request training 'to be embraced by many'
  06/04/2010
  One in three of those who do not currently receive training from their employer are likely to take advantage of a new scheme launched by the government to improve skills development, which could be good news for those applying for sales jobs.
• Right to request training 'could benefit sales job applicants'
  06/04/2010
  Successful applicants for sales jobs will be among those to benefit from the right to request time off for training, an expert has suggested.