It may at first sound like an odd achievement, but being praised for your interview experience will only help your company in the long run.
Thursday 17 August will see numerous Brits get their A-level results, and entrepreneurs and researchers alike are making it known that those with poor grades have nothing to fear in terms of finding work.
With the Advertising Standards Authority soon to penalise those cracking the gender stereotype whip, you'd think companies would steer clear of sexist products. Not Clarks, it seems.
Bosses will have seen potential in any candidates they offer a job interview, but that can quite easily be dismissed depending on the questions they receive from would-be hires.
Communication is a complex process. If you don't get your point across in a way the other person can easily understand, then you leave your words open to their interpretation and individual translation.
We recently interviewed 40 employers in the hospitality and tourism sector to see how they were increasing the productivity and performance of their businesses in order to remain competitive at a time of political and economic uncertainty.
If you're not in the habit of making the most of your lunchtime, then maybe it's time you start doing so now. The benefits are worth it.
As most commuters are already aware, a large section of London's rail network will be severely disrupted by upgrades to Waterloo station, which will see over half of its platforms closed for the majority of August.
Being attuned to the needs of workers both inside and outside of the office will offer benefits, especially with stress and fatigue reigning supreme.
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