RecruitAGraduate Blog

  • Making a great first impression at job interviews is the best way to land your CV on the top 5 list. Employers will always remember the candidates that stood out the most in an interview.  Believe it or not, there are ways you can make sure the impression you leave is a good one. At RecruitAGraduate, we are passionate about helping our grads be the very best they can be so that they can...
  • How to navigate covid vaccinations in the workplace
    The COVID-19 season has hit the world from almost every angle. What has been even more disconcerting is the amount of controversy around the topic of covid vaccinations in the workplace. No matter which side of the fence you sit, nobody enjoys a divided house, we are inherently designed to enjoy and work together in unity.   We have seen people protesting and demanding ...
  • Job hunting? How to increase your chances of success
    If you are job hunting in 2022 then now is the time to make sure you stand out.  One of the best times to look for a job is at the beginning of a New Year. Employers are often looking for the right people to join their teams at the start of a year. There are new goals, fresh vision and a workforce that is ready to go. It’s a great time to set your job hunting journey in motion if...
  • 7 Reasons To Hire Graduates
    To hire graduates in these uncertain times can seem like a daunting thought. Particularly when your company does not have a fully-fledged graduate programme like large corporates.  However, as a business owner, you know that it is only those who dare to be brave and step out to take a risk that are likely to succeed.  So that's why it's essential to know why hiring graduates can...
  • Vaccination and employment
    A new set of ‘Consolidated Directions on Occupational Health and Safety Measure in Certain Workplaces’ was gazetted on 11 June 2021. The contents are by and large similar to that of the previous COVID-19 related Consolidated Directions (of 1 October 2020), but several provisions pertaining to vaccination have been added. General vaccination obligations In...