by Suzanne Collier | May 30, 2021 | Podcasts, Publishing, Skills
Episode 125 of bookcareers.com Live Do you want to know who is winning the war between Zoom and Microsoft Teams? What skills are coming through in the industry? How does the future look for book publishing? Is there any technology which might be in use everyday in the...
by Suzanne Collier | Nov 15, 2020 | Careers Guidance, CV Advice, Interview Advice, Job Hunting, Skills, Social Media
As a direct response to the current employment situation caused by Covid-19 we are now running TWO job clubs. Both have different criteria so you should apply to join one or the other. As we are restricted by number, membership of both is NOT permitted. bookcareers...
by Suzanne Collier | May 24, 2020 | Careers Guidance, Podcasts, Skills
Episode 72 of bookcareers.com Live Have you ever noticed how someone else landed the job you were after? Did you ever wonder how a colleague got the promotion you thought was yours? Or were given a pay rise? Why do some people’s careers seem to accelerate when...
by Suzanne Collier | Nov 20, 2019 | Careers Guidance, CV Advice, Interview Advice, Job Hunting, Publishing, Skills, Social Media, Training
We can’t guarantee you’ll get a job in book publishing – no one can guarantee that. But we will guarantee you to share with you our expert advice, insider knowledge and tips and tricks that we use with all our clients every day of the year. BOOK...
by Suzanne Collier | Sep 1, 2019 | Podcasts, Skills, Training
Episode 34 of bookcareers.com Live Going through a number of old papers, we came across an old article attacking the skills shortages in publishing. It’s been reproduced in this episode. Please take a listen and let us know how relevant it is today. Does it...
by Suzanne Collier | Aug 11, 2019 | Podcasts, Publishing, Skills, Training
Episode 31 of bookcareers.com Live In this episode of bookcareers Live we look at the Publishing Skills of the future with Jon White, Business Development Director of MakeMatic. Jon gave a compelling presentation at the Independent Publishers Guild Conference back in...
