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2011-01-31
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2010-12-22
Land your perfect IT job with VanRath
VanRath, the specialists in IT RECRUITMENT and CAREER ADVANCEMENT, are celebrating their relaunch by touching down at Belfast City Airport.
Posted by ryan in News
2010-12-21
Welcome to the new VanRath Website
Welcome to the brand new VanRath IT website. We have revamped the site in our ongoing attempts to improve our service to clients and candidates. We want to make sure we have a great functioning (and great looking) website to help you get the most out of your experience working with us.
It’s important to us that we build strong networks and relationships with everyone that we work with. Our new website keeps us in touch with you and the industry, so it’s vital to have the most efficient modes of communication and interaction. We listen to you and respond to your needs – that’s what makes VanRath different. That’s what makes us the best.
Enjoy the new-look site!
Posted by ryan in Uncategorised
2010-11-05
3 Top Tips for great interviews
Everybody knows that first impressions count. This is especially true for job interviews so don't get caught out. Make sure you're ready for your big interview by following some basic rules:
• Research the company and their product, briefly but informatively. VanRath will help with information but you should also do as much research as you can. Obviously the best place for company information is their website but financial information can also be collated from financial sites such as www.bizplus.ie
• Arrive at least 10 minutes early for the interview. If you have not been provided with a map or directions, telephone the company or use an A-Z directory. Dress smartly, take particular care to ensure that your shoes are clean. Don't forget first impressions last and people often remember a person by what they were wearing.
• Greet the interviewer with a smile and a firm handshake. Sit down when invited with an upright but relaxed posture. Don’t slouch. Look the interviewer in the eye. Do not stare but do not gaze around the room, out of the window or down at your lap. Be positive even if you conclude that the position is not for you. You won't necessarily know what else the company are or may be recruiting for.
Posted by ryan in News
2010-11-05
