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With a decade’s experience of writing about job search and recruitment topics, Paul understands the power of words to influence mindsets and alter destinies. His previous recruitment career taught him that the seeds of a successful job search are sown long before you come to writing your resume. Dad of two great teenage kids and husband to a long-suffering writing widow.

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Published in Career

by Paul Drury

Tips for working (and living) in time shifts

Working in time shifts is more common than you might think. If organized properly, it can become a new normal without too much disruption. If you can overcome the challenges, an ability to work at abnormal times could be a competitive advantage.

10 min read

by Paul Drury

67 Interesting leadership statistics: trends & challenges (2024)

Leadership can be a daunting occupation. In this article, we aim to share some useful leadership statistics that could help to inform your management decisions.

20 min read

Published in Resume Help

by Paul Drury

Objective or summary for resume: which is right?

When you sit down to write your resume, how you pitch those first few lines is crucial. Do you write a resume objective or a resume summary?

8 min read

by Paul Drury

Quiet quitting – statistics and solutions

Quiet quitting is an alluring idea for anyone who doesn’t truly love their job, but it can be a dangerous option. When engagement wanes, there is only one outcome.

15 min read

Published in Resume Help

by Paul Drury

Additional resume information: what to include?

If you feel that the normal resume structure does not allow you to convey the complexity of your career story, sharing additional resume information is welcomed by hiring managers.

13 min read