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Opportunities in gas and oil jobs heating up Westhill Consulting & Employment - 1 views

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Opportunities in gas and oil jobs heating up Westhill Consulting & Employment

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Want a career with political, environmental, and economic implications that makes a difference to whether people eat, keep warm and are able to be mobile? A career with no boundaries internationally, that could take you to work on a North Sea rig, Azerbaijan or the South China Sea, especially in areas such as KL Malaysia and Jakarta Indonesia. A market that is changing shape all the time? an end product that is affected by war zones such as Libya? A job that will have you working alongside talented people from different countries of the world? A product for which there will always be a demand, until it runs out? Look no further than oil and gas. Energy give a country independence and power on the world's political and economic stage. Working in the gas and oil industry is an exciting choice and a career with longevity. Energy is an emotive topic because of nuclear power, oil spills and their effect on the environment and the price of petrol at the pumps. There are obviously environmental complaints. There is a shortage of skilled workers, so in a world of high unemployment, the world is your oyster. However, watch out for scams. This career guide has been created exclusively for The Telegraph and shares market trends, job trends and tips for a successful career in oil and gas. For more information: http://westhillconsulting-career.com/ http://www.westhillconsulting-career.com/blog/

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Want a career with political, environmental, and economic implications that makes a difference to whether people eat, keep warm and are able to be mobile? A career with no boundaries internationally, that could take you to work on a North Sea rig, Azerbaijan or the South China Sea, especially in areas such as KL Malaysia and Jakarta Indonesia. A market that is changing shape all the time? An end product that is affected by war zones such as Libya? A job that will have you working alongside talented people from different countries of the world? A product for which there will always be a demand, until it runs out? Look no further than oil and gas. Energy give a country independence and power on the world's political and economic stage. Working in the gas and oil industry is an exciting choice and a career with longevity. Energy is an emotive topic because of nuclear power, oil spills and their effect on the environment and the price of petrol at the pumps. There are obviously environmental complaints. There is a shortage of skilled workers, so in a world of high unemployment, the world is your oyster. However, watch out for scams. This career guide has been created exclusively for The Telegraph and shares market trends, job trends and tips for a successful career in oil and gas. For more information: <a href="http://westhillconsulting-career.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://westhillconsulting-career.com/</a> <a href="http://www.westhillconsulting-career.com/blog/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.westhillconsulting-career.com/blog/</a></div>

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Oil and gas industry looks bright for Jakarta, Indonesia - 1 views

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Oil and gas industry looks bright for Jakarta Indonesia Westhill Consulting Career Employment

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Women on Pursuing Oil, Gas Careers - 7 views

That was a very racist comments, what it is to do with oil and gas industry and womens capacity working on it?

Women on Pursuing Oil Gas Careers

started by thomas lloyd on 12 May 14 2 follow-ups, last by Tiffany Westhill on 15 May 14

Career Branding Tools for Job-Seekers - Westhill Consulting Employment & Career Builder - 1 views

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Career Branding Tools for Job-Seekers Westhill Consulting and Employment

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LinkedIn profile. You must have a profile on LinkedIn no matter if you are a professional -- or an aspiring professional --, a business-oriented networking site that be made up of millions of skilled professionals from everywhere in the world, on behalf of hundreds of industries from more than 200 countries. When you enter, you can make a profile that can work as both a resume and an introduction to your career brand. Once your profile is finished, you then build networks with other members, getting acquaint with to new people via the people in your network. Personal Website. No matter where you are in the world, such as Jakarta Indonesia in SE Asia, Florida in USA, or maybe Sydney in Australia. One of the greatest ways to build and promote your career brand is by developing a professional Website that presents your key accomplishments. At a least, you must buy a domain name based on your and publish your resume. Even well, advertise your career portfolio, content-rich articles, and other keyword-filled resources that will lead potential employers searching for someone with your qualifications straight to your site. Read more in my article at Westhill Consulting Career and Employment, Australia. Twitter account.Each day, more and more individuals and businesses are tweeting information, ideas, links, and more -- all in fewer than 140 characters per tweet (message). Twitter, a networking and micro-blogging site, enables people to connect and communicate -- developing both a following of people as well as following the tweets of others. Tweeting key information, resources, and other professional advice -- while building a following -- is a very easy way to build your career brand. Professional blog. If you are a decent writer and can commit to writing regularly, creating a professional blog is a great tool for building your career brand where employers can review y

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"> LinkedIn profile. You must have a profile on LinkedIn no matter if you are a professional -- or an aspiring professional --, a business-oriented networking site that be made up of millions of skilled professionals from everywhere in the world, on behalf of hundreds of industries from more than 200 countries. When you enter, you can make a profile that can work as both a resume and an introduction to your career brand. Once your profile is finished, you then build networks with other members, getting acquaint with to new people via the people in your network. Personal Website. No matter where you are in the world, such as Jakarta Indonesia in SE Asia, Florida in USA, or maybe Sydney in Australia. One of the greatest ways to build and promote your career brand is by developing a professional Website that presents your key accomplishments. At a least, you must buy a domain name based on your and publish your resume. Even well, advertise your career portfolio, content-rich articles, and other keyword-filled resources that will lead potential employers searching for someone with your qualifications straight to your site. Read more in my article at Westhill Consulting Career and Employment, Australia. Twitter account.Each day, more and more individuals and businesses are tweeting information, ideas, links, and more -- all in fewer than 140 characters per tweet (message). Twitter, a networking and micro-blogging site, enables people to connect and communicate -- developing both a following of people as well as following the tweets of others. Tweeting key information, resources, and other professional advice -- while building a following -- is a very easy way to build your career brand. Professional blog. If you are a decent writer and can commit to writing regularly, creating a professional blog is a great tool for building your career brand where employers can review y</div>

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How to Shape and Grow Your Career Network - 1 views

Westhill Consulting Career and Employment, Australia: Proven Techniques for Job-Seekers Inquire to the members of your present network for recommendations. No easier exists method to grow your...

Westhill Consulting and Employment How to Shape Grow Your Career Network

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Finding Experience Even When You Are Inexperienced - 1 views

Many new graduates are scratching their heads when they are told in an interview that they are not qualified due to inexperience. Since they are fresh grads, it should be understandable if they hav...

westhill consulting interview tips

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Top Tips for Business Negotiations in SouthEast Asia - 1 views

Ian Bennett http://www.westhillconsulting-career.com/blog/ Tip 1: Each SE Asian country is different South East Asia is a mixture of nations and cultures which have combined under regional block c...

Westhill Consulting and Employment Top Tips for Business Negotiations in SouthEast Asia

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Working abroad: how to find jobs overseas - 5 views

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westhill consulting & employment Working abroad: how to find jobs overseas

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http://www.westhillconsulting-career.com/blog/2014/04/07/working-abroad-find-jobs-overseas/ Westhill Consulting Career & Employment out of Australia has many more tips and warnings about working in Southeast Asia. 1. What are the benefits of working abroad? There are so many its hard to only pick a few! If you study or specialize in a foreign language, an obvious benefit of working abroad is immersion into your target language. You'll also be fully experiencing a new culture, which typically proves both challenging and rewarding. Professionally speaking, employers find candidates with extended experience abroad attractive, as it showcases an individual's understanding of the global economy. Working in a multi-cultural office often means developing advanced intercultural and interpersonal skills. You could test out the experience of working abroad by taking a working holiday - see our article: 10 Paycations: how to make money on holiday - but you'll never know the benefits unless you take the leap of faith and try to work abroad - go for it! 2. What types of jobs are on offer for those looking to work overseas? The most common job pursued abroad is teaching English. Those who speak English as a native language find that their skills and expertise are in high demand in a range of (often well paying) locations. These jobs are typically short-term (one year or less) and can be taken in both major cities and rural areas. Other popular options include business consultancy, food service, tourism companies and property. Many people choose to work for a company from their home country that allows for short term trips abroad to complete work. 3. Where is it easiest to find jobs abroad? For an English-speaking native, without a doubt, the easiest job to find abroad is a teaching gig. If you tr

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><a href="http://www.westhillconsulting-career.com/blog/2014/04/07/working-abroad-find-jobs-overseas/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.westhillconsulting-career.com/blog/2014/04/07/working-abroad-find-jobs-overseas/</a> Westhill Consulting Career & Employment out of Australia has many more tips and warnings about working in Southeast Asia. 1. What are the benefits of working abroad? There are so many its hard to only pick a few! If you study or specialize in a foreign language, an obvious benefit of working abroad is immersion into your target language. You'll also be fully experiencing a new culture, which typically proves both challenging and rewarding. Professionally speaking, employers find candidates with extended experience abroad attractive, as it showcases an individual's understanding of the global economy. Working in a multi-cultural office often means developing advanced intercultural and interpersonal skills. You could test out the experience of working abroad by taking a working holiday - see our article: 10 Paycations: how to make money on holiday - but you'll never know the benefits unless you take the leap of faith and try to work abroad - go for it! 2. What types of jobs are on offer for those looking to work overseas? The most common job pursued abroad is teaching English. Those who speak English as a native language find that their skills and expertise are in high demand in a range of (often well paying) locations. These jobs are typically short-term (one year or less) and can be taken in both major cities and rural areas. Other popular options include business consultancy, food service, tourism companies and property. Many people choose to work for a company from their home country that allows for short term trips abroad to complete work. 3. Where is it easiest to find jobs abroad? For an English-speaking native, without a doubt, the easiest job to find abroad is a teaching gig. If you tr</div>

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kimberly reed on 19 May 14

There is a common perception with employers in Qatar that Europeans are expensive to employ. You have to have a skill set to break in and justify your fee. Once in you are plain sailing.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">There is a common perception with employers in Qatar that Europeans are expensive to employ. You have to have a skill set to break in and justify your fee. Once in you are plain sailing.</div>

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The Amadeus Basin re - 1 views

The Amadeus Basin region, which is rich with gas and oil deposits, is already the site of test drilling by Santos at Mount Kitty. Drilling at this site, 179km from Uluru, has been suspended follow...

New front opens in the Northern Territory Westhill Consulting Career and Employment

started by thomas lloyd on 23 May 14 no follow-up yet

Circumstances Your Personal Brand Could Be Damaging Your Career - 1 views

Review yourself. Are most of your co-workers has complaints against you? If you're not certain which employee you're more like, think through these three circumstances your personal brand could ...

Westhill Consulting and Employment Review circumstances your personal brand could be damaging career

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Did you choose the right career? - 1 views

There comes a point in your career life that you are going to question yourself whether you're happy in your current situation and in your career, it can be a major changeover like getting laid off...

Did you choose the right career? Westhill Consulting Career and Employment

started by thomas lloyd on 26 Jun 14 no follow-up yet

Virtual training could help adults with autism top job interviews - 1 views

A simulated training program helped adults with autism spectrum disorder improve their job interview skills and confidence in a small new study. Westhill Consulting Career and Employment, Australia...

Westhill Consulting Career and Employment Virtual training could help adults with autism top job interviews

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Benefits of being bilingual - 1 views

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Benefits of being bilingual Westhill Consulting Career and Employment

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How to cope up with stress - 7 views

Long ago I felt impelled to resign from a contract only to discover that the person causing my stress had resigned the prevous day and it was with immediate effect. Do not let grievances reach the ...

Westhill Consulting Career and Employment How to cope up with stress

started by margretheegede on 25 Jun 14 5 follow-ups, last by Cheri Rickkets on 02 Jul 14

Social Media Can Also Hurt Your Career - 1 views

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Social Media Can Also Hurt Your Career Westhill Consulting and Employment

started by thomas lloyd on 18 Jul 14 no follow-up yet

Managing That Feared Interview Question - 1 views

Self-awareness can be the talent that keeps on giving. The scenario: you adore well-mannered small talk, you begin to relax and convey your story concerning why you are right person for the jo...

westhill consulting career and employment managing that feared interview question

started by Nicolash Alves on 16 Oct 14 no follow-up yet

Enough is enough: Reasons to Give Up on Your Work - 1 views

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In a relationship, there are martyrs, the ones who still stick even when they are already hurt or in pain. There are also playboys and playgirl, the ones who jump from one partner to another. Same happens in your work and depending on your personality; you can either be a martyr or a playboy. According to previous articles written by Westhill Career and Employment, an Australian-based company centered on career development and professional etiquette, an average person is expected to change careers several time their lifetime. As pointed by a study conducted in Jakarta, Indonesia, 20-40 years old employees tend to jump from one job to another at least 5 times. One of the main reasons for the career change is that people often don't make informed decisions or may want to expand their horizons. Reviews on how to find a career right for you or on how to stay in your job are frequent. This information is crucial in each individual's growth. Making informed decision can certainly increase the likelihood that you can be satisfied with your job and ensure your tenure. Changing a career may be tough for so many people since they don't have that much reason to give up. But how will you know if you already have to leave? Here are some of the main pointers to know if you have already reached rock bottom in your career: 1. There is a big Change in your Life When you chose your career, your life may have been different than it is today. Unless

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"> In a relationship, there are martyrs, the ones who still stick even when they are already hurt or in pain. There are also playboys and playgirl, the ones who jump from one partner to another. Same happens in your work and depending on your personality; you can either be a martyr or a playboy. According to previous articles written by Westhill Career and Employment, an Australian-based company centered on career development and professional etiquette, an average person is expected to change careers several time their lifetime. As pointed by a study conducted in Jakarta, Indonesia, 20-40 years old employees tend to jump from one job to another at least 5 times. One of the main reasons for the career change is that people often don't make informed decisions or may want to expand their horizons. Reviews on how to find a career right for you or on how to stay in your job are frequent. This information is crucial in each individual's growth. Making informed decision can certainly increase the likelihood that you can be satisfied with your job and ensure your tenure. Changing a career may be tough for so many people since they don't have that much reason to give up. But how will you know if you already have to leave? Here are some of the main pointers to know if you have already reached rock bottom in your career: 1. There is a big Change in your Life When you chose your career, your life may have been different than it is today. Unless</div>

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This Simple Strategy Will Make You the Top Candidate for any Job - 1 views

    If you read most articles about the world of job seeking, hiring and employment these days, it all sounds so easy. Countless online-business publications snare readers wit...

Westhill Consulting and Employment This Simple Strategy Will Make You the Top Candidate for Any Job

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Attention HR: Avoid These Factors When Hiring An Employee - 0 views

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Background checks HR Managers hiring an employee avoid bad hiring National Police Check SA

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Background checks are performed either Australia-wide or for specific states such as National Police Check SA, National Police Check NSW, etc. Also, find out the factors to avoid bad hiring & more

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Spying on an iPhone - 4 views

If you want to know what your partner is up to, you can do it without them ever knowing. You can check their calls, messages and location with https://celltrackingapps.com/spy-on-iphone-without-acc...

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Opportunities in gas and oil jobs heating up Westhill Consulting & Employment - 1 views

Oil and gas industry looks bright for Jakarta, Indonesia - 1 views

Women on Pursuing Oil, Gas Careers - 7 views

Career Branding Tools for Job-Seekers - Westhill Consulting Employment & Career Builder - 1 views

How to Shape and Grow Your Career Network - 1 views

Finding Experience Even When You Are Inexperienced - 1 views

Top Tips for Business Negotiations in SouthEast Asia - 1 views