by Suzanne Collier | Oct 24, 2021 | Careers Guidance, Podcasts, Publishing, Social Media
Episode 146 of bookcareers.com Live. Are you a book blogger or someone who is blogging about books whilst you are trying to find a job in book publishing? Do you ever have conflicts about whether to write a negative review? Or were you writing book reviews, but now...
by Suzanne Collier | Oct 17, 2021 | Careers Guidance, CV Advice, Interview Advice, Job Hunting, Podcasts
Episode 145 of bookcareers.com Live. We are coming to the time of year where for a lot of people their job search has slowed down. CVs aren’t getting the response they once did, you may be struggling to get interviews. Maybe, you’re not even sure if your...
by Suzanne Collier | Oct 3, 2021 | Careers Guidance, Job Hunting, Podcasts, Work Experience
Episode 143 of bookcareers.com Live. In the final part of our mini series aimed at those at University, we discuss Work Experience, Placements and Internships in Publishing. You’ll learn the origins of Work Experience, what skills employers are looking for from...
by Suzanne Collier | Sep 26, 2021 | Careers Guidance, CV Advice, Job Hunting, Podcasts
Episode 142 of bookcareers.com Live. Following on from Episode 141, we talk you through creating your first CV for any role. You’ll learn the most common mistake people make when writing their CV as well as the difference between a Personal Profile for a...
by Suzanne Collier | Sep 19, 2021 | Careers Guidance, Job Hunting, Podcasts, Publishing
Episode 141 of bookcareers.com Live. At this time of year we receive a flurry of emails from new publishing students, asking how they can get ahead. So we have put together a mini-series aimed at those at the beginning of their publishing education. It doesn’t...
by Suzanne Collier | Sep 12, 2021 | Careers Guidance, Podcasts, Productivity
Episode 140 of bookcareers.com Live. If someone asked you ‘Are you working too much?’ if you have a job you would probably instantly say ‘Yes!’ You have a busy and demanding role, and expectations are always high. Yet if you were asked...
