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November 2008
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This month we look at how the shift in our current economic climate will affect your career, provide tips on how prepare for an interview and we weigh up if working casually is the best way to land your dream job?
NEWS FOR YOU
Shift happens
How many factors have influenced your career direction? The list could include your parents, upbringing, siblings, economics, where you lived and where you live now.
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Take work casually
If you're interested in becoming an interim worker to fast-track your career, the first step is to contact interim management search firms more...
Mind the generation gap
If you were born between 1980 and the mid-1990s, you're a card-carrying member of generation Y. Does being a gen Y really affect your work ethic?
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FEEDBACK
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Sorry, this survey has now closed
| Do you think the economic downturn will make it more difficult to find a job in your chosen sector? |
| 42% | Yes, dramatically |
| 33% | Yes, but not majorly |
| 17% | No, people with my skills are in demand |
| 8% | Don't really know |
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| Do you discuss your salary with colleagues? |
| 50% | No, it's none of their business |
| 29% | Some of my close work friends know what I earn |
| 17% | We all know how much we're on! |
| 4% | At pay rise time; we all talk increase |
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When in a job interview situation, there are simple ways to appear relaxed, controlled and confident. 
Temping can lead to success, particularly if you temp across several companies. A lot of these kinds of jobs are about building relationships 
