Job Seekers

The team at Clicks conducts and organises hundreds of job interviews every week. The main advice we share with job seekers is to be prepared, positive, and yourself. Those who follow our advice, more often than not, will land the job. Whether you have an in-person or video interview, we’re going to spill the beans…

COVID-19 has changed the way we work. 100% of many workforces have shifted to remote work for extended periods. This has resulted in individuals and organisations reimaging how they want to work and where. For some, time saved due to no longer having to commute to work each day, combined with increased family time, means…

Top Tips that Cover Everything You Need to Know It’s hard to attend an interview these days without answering a behavioural based interview question. We know because Clicks conducts and arranges hundreds of interviews across Australia every week. Whether you need a quick brush-up or a bit more practice, we hope these tips help nail…

A quick survey of my team revealed that job boards are not the most common way they’ve found work. Yet job boards are still where many job seekers focus their time and energy. There is still a place for job boards, but I want to show you there are many other effective ways to land great roles, fast!
So, if you are on the market looking for your next opportunity, I’ll show you smarter ways to find your next job. From leveraging technology to building human connection and networking, there’s 10 alternative ways you can find your next job.

Most medium and large-sized organisations use an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) to help them filter and manage the hundreds of job applications they receive. The reality is, for each job you apply to, there many other applicants you are competing with. Unfortunately, this can mean your resume is only ever reviewed by a system before being deemed unsuitable. The good news is you can learn how to write an ‘ATS friendly’ resume. Ensure your relevant experience is clear. This sounds pretty simple but it’s one of the most common mistakes made. Using keywords from the job ad in your resume also helps you get on the same page as the ATS and the person who will ultimately read your resume.

After countless job applications and interviews, your efforts have paid off. You find yourself in the fortunate position of being able to choose between more than one job offer; congratulations! While you may have a strong preference already, here are some helpful tips to ensure you’ve made the right decision and avoid any regrets. Be…