Safaa Nhairy

       If you're interning this summer, this video is a  must-watch. Internships are an exciting time        for students and future employees. Make sure to make the most out of your time at the company you're interning at. Here's what to do to have a successful time there:   Act as if you were hired and working for the company   Always have a professional attitude and attire   Be prepared to take on work and ask for work/ offer help   Communicate well   Network Benefits to doing a great internship: ·         You leave great impressions ·         You will get great recommendations ·         You will make long-lasting connections ·         You may be able to get a job offer ·         You will learn what you need to lea...

The worst thing about Ramadan is that some people spend their days waiting for Maghreb to break their fast and spend their nights going out and catching up on food they haven’t had throughout the day. Ramadan doesn’t have to be a frustrating time. In fact, if we occupy our minds with good actions, we’ll have a better and more fulfilling time. Here are some things you can do during Ramadan: 1)      Read & learn: If you have some reading to catch up on, with the Iftar time being so late, you have so much time to do read and learn new things. Commit to at least half an hour to learn more about a field of interest; whether it’d be religion, science or crafting, reading and learning should be on your daily to-do list. 2)      Cook: You always complain about eating out and not having time to cook. What a better time to brush up your cooking skills?! Make sure to plan out ahead your meals and to include fruits and veggies in your Iftar. Planni...

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1.       Know what you are good at. You cannot be an expert in Marketing, Accounting and Sales. Pick a field that interest you and where you feel have value to bring on. You cannot be good at everything!! If you are good at a number of things, think about what makes you different from the others and what’s your competitive edge. 2.       Articulate your USP. Once you know what you are good at. Write it. Make sure the words you are using are empowering and help you be seeing as an expert. This is particularly important for your USP (Unique Selling Proposition) where you should put ahead your expertise. Check out an example of a great USP in the video here. 3.       Design a professional image. Have professional looking social media accounts, resume/CV, business cards, email address… here you should invest in your image and clearly articulate your field of expertise. There are a number of websites that offer graphic design ...

AVIS AUX JEUNES PROFESSIONNELS Regardez ma nouvelle vidéo sur comment gravir les échelons dans une entreprise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOrmQ_jO398 N'oubliez pas de commenter, liker et partager. A bientôt !

1. Ne pas faire de recherches sur la société, l’équipe et le poste vacant avant l’entretien : Ne jamais aller à un entretien sans avoir un minimum d’information sur l’activité de l’entreprise, ses valeurs et culture, son personnel et le poste vacant. Visitez le site web de l’entreprise devrait être le premier geste. 2. Venir en retard à l’entretien : Pour éviter toute perte de temps, soit prévoir une bonne marge pour localiser le bureau ou y aller la veille. Malgré toute la bonne volonté, arriver en retard est très mal perçu. 3. Etre habillé (e)/maquillée de manière inadaptée : Aller en jeans et en chemise pour un poste de chargé de clientèle est un NON total. Vous devez vous habiller, maquiller et coiffer en fonction de la nature du poste. Des emplois dans le monde de l’art acceptent des profils différents de ceux dans les banques par exemple. 4. En cas d’envoi de la candidature trop éloignée dans le temps, ne pas fournir de CV mis à jour :  Votre CV doi...