A phone or video conference interview is just as important as a face-to-face interview – so treat it like one – which means put aside enough time to prepare properly in advance of the big day, conducting all the usual research you would do in advance of a traditional interview, and make sure you’re fully-rested.

We’re in the middle of a fight for our attention. Following on from the last installment, in which we explored the crucial role adaptability plays in building a future-proof career, we’re going to examine some of those skills, discover the ways you can start developing them, and hopefully get everyone one step closer to being future-ready.

The nature of AI is that it scans and compares your content against the performance patterns of past job applicants who were successful.

Why do smart people do stupid things sometimes? It’s a question that had researchers stumped until an American Psychologist named Daniel Goleman popularised a new concept in the 1980s. The theory suggested that there were two measurable forms of intelligence: IQ and EQ.

If you’ve been paying attention to the news, you’d be forgiven for feeling a little bit jittery about the future.

Getting to grips with Interview techniques that will help you ace them.

When you’re applying for jobs, it can be tricky to find ways to apply your skills to the job description. What happens when you reverse the process, and search for jobs that match your skills?

With more than 70% of all jobs found through networking, it’s worth taking the time to do it properly. But it goes beyond LinkedIn. Here’s how to squeeze some net worth out of your network.