💬 Have you walked out of an interview thinking, “I could’ve said that better”?![Social Medias]()
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You’re not alone. Many professionals have the right experience but struggle to tell their story in a way that feels natural and confident.![Social Medias]()
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That’s where career storytelling comes in. When you can connect your skills to real moments, explain the ‘why’ behind what you do, and share the results you’ve achieved, everything changes. You stop reciting a resume and start showing who you are.![Social Medias]()
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Next time you prepare for an interview, think of it like telling your career story. It’s more engaging, more memorable, and most importantly, more you.![Social Medias]()
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What’s one story from your career that’s shaped the professional you are today? 💬
💡 Ever wondered why some candidates get shortlisted while others don’t, even with the same qualifications?![Social Medias]()
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It’s often the little things that slip through the cracks. We’ve seen brilliant professionals lose their spot over three simple, avoidable mistakes:![Social Medias]()
✅ Relying on a generic resume or cover letter![Social Medias]()
✅ Not tailoring their language to the role or industry![Social Medias]()
✅ Overlooking key results and measurable wins![Social Medias]()
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Each of these quietly weakens your first impression, no matter how strong your background is. But they’re easy to fix once you know what to look for.![Social Medias]()
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Which one do you think costs candidates the most? 💬 Drop your thoughts below!![Social Medias]()
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Securing your first role after uni can feel like a big leap. For Maddie, it was more than landing a job. It was about finding her place in the classroom.![Social Medias]()
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With tailored support across her resume, selection criteria, personal statement, and interview coaching, Maddie built the clarity and confidence to show what truly makes her a great teacher.![Social Medias]()
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Her hard work paid off. She’s now started her graduate program in a private school, ready to make an impact in education.![Social Medias]()
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💬 “I had an amazing experience working with both Salam and Paula... they were truly invested in my success.”![Social Medias]()
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It’s stories like these that remind us why we do what we do.![Social Medias]()
💡 Know someone preparing for a teaching role? Tag them or share this post. It might be just the encouragement they need.
Are you choosing jobs that reflect who you’re becoming, or just who you’ve been?![Social Medias]()
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Many professionals fall into the trap of applying for roles that feel “safe,” the ones that match their current skills or titles.![Social Medias]()
But sometimes, growth looks like stepping slightly outside that comfort zone.![Social Medias]()
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Start by asking yourself:![Social Medias]()
✅ What kind of work energises me now?![Social Medias]()
✅ What skills do I actually want to use every day?![Social Medias]()
✅ Which direction am I heading in the next few years?![Social Medias]()
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These answers help you recognise roles that align with your future.![Social Medias]()
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💬 What’s one thing you’d like your next role to have that your current one doesn’t?
Tired of seeing the same phrases on every resume?![Social Medias]()
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Words like “team player”, “hard worker”, and “results-driven” don’t say much about who you actually are or what you bring to the table. The best resumes show impact.![Social Medias]()
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Swap generic phrases for examples that reveal how you work:![Social Medias]()
✅ Instead of “excellent communication skills” → “Collaborated across three departments to streamline client communication.”![Social Medias]()
✅ Instead of “team player” → “Contributed to a project that improved team performance by 20%.”![Social Medias]()
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💬 Have a cliché you’re unsure about? Drop it in the comments and we’ll help you reword it.
