The Sales Executive News (June 2009)

News Archive

• Recruitment industry 'looking up'
  30/06/2009
  The online sales recruitment industry is set for recovery in the second half of this year, it has been claimed.
• New sales jobs staff 'more likely to take up benefits'
  30/06/2009
  Younger employees taking up new sales jobs are more likely to take part in flexible benefit schemes, it has been claimed.
• CV mistakes 'becoming more common'
  26/06/2009
  By Paul Goatman
• One-third of Brits look for new jobs on company PCs
  25/06/2009
  By Nikki Barrister
• 'New techniques needed' in job search
  25/06/2009
  By John Oak
• Sales jobs skills 'help in interviews'
  24/06/2009
  By John Oak
• More candidates asking for CV legal advice
  23/06/2009
  By Nikki Barrister
• Interview etiquette 'gives candidates upper hand'
  22/06/2009
  Following the correct interview etiquette can help candidates secure their dream sales jobs, it has been claimed.
• Lying on CVs 'a waste of time'
  22/06/2009
  Job candidates have been reminded that exaggerating facts or lying on their CVs is a waste of their own time.
• Top graduates 'lacking interview skills'
  19/06/2009
  By John Oak
• Positivity 'key in job interviews'
  19/06/2009
  By Paul Goatman
• Diversifying skills 'could help applicants secure sales jobs'
  18/06/2009
  Developing a strong and diverse selection of skills could enable those looking for sales jobs to stand out from the crowd, an expert asserts.
• 75% of SMEs want more vocational qualifications
  18/06/2009
  Three in four small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) believe there is a mismatch between the skills available in the recruitment market and those they need, a new study reveals.
• Healthier jobseekers 'give themselves better chance'
  17/06/2009
  By Nikki Barrister
• Young Brits 'more happy to lie on CVs'
  17/06/2009
  By Paul Goatman