"Looking for a needle in a haystack"
- A near impossible search for something or someone.
'Needle in a Haystack' is a lot older than Shakespeare and it was originally "a needle in a bottle of hay" - "bottle" being an early form of "bundle". The expression has been popular through the centuries because it gives a clear and precise picture of an almost impossible task. For the record, the first example of this idea in print was in the works of Sir Thomas Moore in 1532: "To seek out one line in his bookes would be to go look (for) a needle in a meadow."
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We offer the following career assistance to help you maximise your career potential:
Career planning - advice to help you achieve both your personal and professional goals.
Protecting your Privacy - our secure database is accessible only to our professional career consultants. We will only discuss your details with your prior permission.
CV Tips - advice and recommendations on creating a winning CV.
Psychometric Evaluations - a guide to how you see yourself, how people see you and what image you are projecting.
Network Services - access to key decision makers in your sector.
Proactive Marketing - knowledge of the market place, putting you in touch with companies who are not advertising their opportunities.Interviewing - thorough preparation for the interview. We know what the client is looking for and can give you detailed advice on how to make the most of your interview.
Negotiations - we act as a third party to mediate negotiations to secure a mutually agreeable offer of employment.
How to Resign - recommendations on how to resign from your current employer professionally and ethically, without compromising future opportunities.
Counter-Offers - counter offers can be flattering, but they are not in your best interest, we will help you through this process.Hand Holding - walking you through your notice period and into the first few months of your new employment.
Recruitment Articles - a library of articles on all aspects of finding a new role and your first few months in it.
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