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Passionfruit aims to transform freelancing for Gen Z

Passionfruit aims to transform freelancing for Gen Z

While there’s no shortage of freelancer apps out there, Passionfruit is aiming to transform the practice for Gen Z workers and professional employers. Peer mentorship programs are planned, and the platform will even help users manage their finances. Freelancers rejoice, you may soon have a one-stop shop to grow and manage your independent empire. A London based start-up called Passionfruit is taking the concept of professional services websites like Fiverr and...

By London, UK
Question – Who should I pick for quality references?

Question – Who should I pick for quality references?

Looking for advice on who to pick for effective references? Our career coach offers a few words of wisdom. Question: What kind of people would make good references? Molly, SwindonΒ  References are an important part of candidate selection, but they typically come at the end of the process, once you are holding or have accepted the job offer. Typically employers ask for two referees, and good people to choose would be...

By Oxford, UK
Question – How do I know which job title is best for me?

Question – How do I know which job title is best for me?

Wondering how to navigate the confusing world of job titles? Our career coach gives some quick advice to help you through it. Question: I find job titles confusing, how do I know what kind of roles I should apply for?Β Ginny, LondonΒ  I guess some job titles are helpful, in very structured careers. If you want to be an accountant, then job titles with the word β€˜accountant’ in them are relevant. Or are...

By Oxford, UK
New study says Gen Z would quit jobs instead of being unhappy

New study says Gen Z would quit jobs instead of being unhappy

A new research piece by Randstad, published by Business Insider, says that young people would rather quit jobs and look elsewhere than remain in a position that makes them unhappy. The age of company loyalty is officially over, if it wasn’t already obvious. A new study by human resource consultancy firm Randstad has found that a majority of Gen Z employees would quit their current job rather than be unhappy....

By Bristol, UK