The Sales Executive News (January 2009)

News Archive

• Financial sector workers 'essential'
  30/01/2009
  Accounting and finance staff are vital to the business operations of firms, it has been claimed.
• Certain sectors stable 'despite credit crunch'
  28/01/2009
  Despite recent reports of job cuts in the retail and manufacturing industries, some sectors remain stable, it has been claimed.
• Pharmaceutical firms hiring
  22/01/2009
  The pharmaceutical sales recruitment market is looking healthy despite the difficult economic climate, it has been claimed.
• Interview questions 'can redeem silly answers'
  20/01/2009
  Knowing how to ask the correct questions at the end of a job interview can be a useful technique for job candidates, it has been claimed.
• Financial services 'resilient'
  19/01/2009
  The financial services industry is showing more buoyancy than the real economy, it has been claimed.
• Open plan offices 'make workers ill'
  14/01/2009
  Those who work in open plan offices, such as employees in the media and new media industries, could be damaging their health, it has been claimed.
• Talent management 'essential'
  14/01/2009
  Effective management of staff talent can help organisations make the most of their workforce performance, it has been claimed.
• IT skills 'necessary for work'
  09/01/2009
  People who attempt to enter the workplace without a basic knowledge of IT may find they experience difficulties, an expert has suggested.
• Work downtime 'important'
  09/01/2009
  An expert has claimed staff should ensure they make the most of any downtime from work, which those entering financial services jobs might like to keep in mind.
• Employers 'hold off on job cuts'
  08/01/2009
  In sectors other than retail, employers are not cutting jobs on a mass scale despite the uncertain economic climate, it has been claimed.