by myworkhive | Sep 23, 2021 | Career change & coaching, For job seekers, Managing your career, Returners |
A long CV gap is not that unusual. Many of us have time away from paid work, perhaps to raise a family or care for a relative, or due to a period of unemployment. Although a short break away from paid work is relatively easy to explain to potential employers, longer...
by myworkhive | Jun 26, 2018 | Career change & coaching, Getting started
Moving to the country? How to quit the city without quitting your career You’ve had enough of city life. You’ve spent more hours than you’d like to admit looking at cute cottages online. You’re nearly ready to make the move. There’s just...
by myworkhive | Jun 26, 2018 | Career change & coaching, Getting started, Sectors
What jobs can I do from home? Our top five industries for interesting, remote careers Looking for a remote job? The good news is more and more employers are embracing remote working, which means there’s a growing choice of roles you can do from home. But some...
by myworkhive | Jun 19, 2018 | Career change & coaching, Courses, News & events, Tech tools, Tech tools for employers
Learn to build your own apps and websites - new online course from 23 Code Street ; 23 Code Street is a different kind of coding school. For every paying student, they teach digital skills to a disadvantaged woman in the slums of Mumbai. Launching soon, their...
by myworkhive | Nov 15, 2017 | Career change & coaching, Courses, Getting started |
In 2014, Taylor Lane was struggling through the daily grind. She hated being stuck in the same office, and dreaded her daily commute. A trip to Guatemala and a stint of volunteer work changed all that. Taylor decided things couldn’t go back to the way they were....
by myworkhive | May 18, 2017 | Career change & coaching, Courses, For job seekers |
Would you love a flexible, remote job, but there's nothing in your field? Retraining with Digital Mums might just be the perfect solution. ; When co-founders Nikki Cochrane and Kathryn Tyler set up their own social media agency, Hackney Social, in 2012, they were...
