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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostIsn't that basically PMO?!'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by jbond007 View PostHave you guys done the sums of Mrs going back part time vs. childcare costs ? Also, does your Mrs. really want to go back to work ?
...well, she wants the normality, I want the improvements but the outcome's the same. 2 or 3 days work a week is necessary.Comment
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Going door to door around local agencies may be worth doing. Dress smart, have a practices spiel, bring a printed CV and a smartphone. Immediately follow up with emailed CV and LinkedIn connection.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostGoing door to door around local agencies may be worth doing. Dress smart, have a practices spiel, bring a printed CV and a smartphone. Immediately follow up with emailed CV and LinkedIn connection.
Every agency I went to, as soon as I mentioned office work they set me to work doing a typing test. I hope things have moved on since then although of course I know they haven't.
But yes, building a bit of rapport with local agencies can only be a positive thing plus will give her some experience at selling herself.
Getting her to actually do it though is going to be hardComment
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I'd put something on LinkedIn and get people to share it.
PM me, I've got 1000+ recruitment agents on my connections, I can share it.Comment
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