Try hard Yes, it’s time for all the grunting, scrummaging and rucking to begin again, no, not the January sales, we’re talking about the Six Nations Championships. This week we talk to you about positive ways to change your job (or improve it) if you’re unhappy at work, we also give you our top ten interview questions – in no particular order – and finally remind you to update your CV before you hang up your boots. Job dissatisfaction Do you skip happily to work each day – or trudge along like the first time your parents took you to the dentist? If you’re not happy at work, we show you how to take positive steps to change your career and end up with a winning smile. Read more > The perfect 10 Top ten lists are all the rage, these days. So we’re joining the trend by giving you the definitive top ten questions that you can expect to be asked at interview – plus the top ten best ways to answer them naturally. Read more > Monster Tip: Is your CV too old? No, we’re not being ageist, but an out of date CV is doing you no favours. Now’s the time to freshen it up and give it a makeover for 2008! It’ll do wonders for your confidence too. Read more > Your industry Search and apply for jobs, find out who’s recruiting and read up on your industry… Sales & Marketing       Arts, Design & New Media Technology       International Finance & Banking       Contract & Temporary Graduates       Legal Admin & Customer Service       Self Employment Human Resources       Energy & Natural Resources Public Sector       Apprentice Your Newsletter: Your Views The M word will be even more useful with your thoughts and input. Tell us what you’d like to read more of, or what we could do better. Plus if you have any experiences or views about the jobs market, share them with us. If you like us – subscribe now! If you’ve received this week’s M word from a friend and want to receive it regularly, subscribe by opening a My Monster account and opt-in to receive communications from us. How often do you want to hear from us? We’re sending you our weekly M word and we hope you’re finding it of real value. If you would prefer to receive it just on a monthly, or even quarterly basis, change frequency here.
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