Bringing you the ‘Eggs’ Factor
This month’s M word comes to you for Easter, a time for extravagant chocolate eggs, mad march hares and the annual industrial strikes by French air traffic controllers. Never mind. In this issue we bring you news about our most advanced salary checker ever, we show you how to cope with a new boss and also give you some great tips on what Monster can do for your career. Talking of tips, here’s another one: don’t put all your eggs in one basket - put them in the fridge, they’ll taste much nicer. |
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Salary soothsaying |
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Our new Monster salary checker lets you discover your true worth with detailed and accurate salary comparisons across even more jobs, industries and locations than ever. It’s totally free too. Get checking now.
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Who’s in charge? |
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The arrival of a new boss can sometimes make people behave in strange and unpredictable ways. Gushing out your life-story or clamming up isn’t the way forward. We help you chart the right course round the new head honcho.
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Monster tip: Giving you more |
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We’ve refreshed the Monster site with an exciting range of new and improved features like Express Apply, Job Search Maps, and Company Search to help you find what you really, really, want. So visit Monster.co.uk now >
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Your industry |
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Search and apply for jobs, find out who’s recruiting and read up on your industry…
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