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2021 days ago

Help with jobs/career

Merrie from Onehunga

Hi there
I have just joined Neighbourly. I am a career specialist living in Onehunga, and work with people who have lost their job/want a change/don't know what job would suit them/looking for their first job, etc.
I can help you to look good on paper (CV, cover letter) and also in person at job interviews (rehearse all the relevant questions, and work on confidence/motivation), as well as give you info about the current job market and how your transferrable skills will fit into the market.
If this is useful for you, please contact me for a chat.
Merrie
027 533 1047
merrie.mcdougall@outlook.com

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