JOBS Radio Podcast

Today is Letter “J” as part of our feature on JOBS Radio called: The A to Z of Recruitment Tips for Job Seekers – with Adam Butler, Managing Director of Easy Online Recruitment. The Letter “J” stands for “Job Boards“and Adam talks about how to best use the job boards as part of your job search. Adam is an expert in helping job seekers find jobs across all industry sectors (and at all levels) and has spent many years working in the recruitment industry. You will find below the job boards mentioned in the interview: http://www.monster.co.uk | http://www..reed.co.uk | http://www.totaljobs.com | http://www.jobsite.co.uk | http://www.cv-library.co.uk | http://www.careerbuilder.co.uk | http://www.gumtree.com | http://www.indeed.co.uk

Taking time to "pause" before changing jobs can often be beneficial. Rather than rushing to make a major decision straight away Belinda Smith - an Executive Coach with Grace Coaching - explains the benefits of "pausing" first and shares somes examples of where people have "paused" first. You find more information about Belinda's services at: http://www.gracecoaching.co.uk

Did you know that 9 out of 10 job seekers are now using their mobile device to search for a job? (Source: Glassdoor). In response to this trend Adam Butler Consultancy have released a new mobile recruitment app offering a simple way for job seekers to express an interest in suitable jobs. Known as “Step Ladder App” the app is currently in currently in BETA launch for the North West and London having been developed over the last 6 months: http://www.stepladderapp.com

LinkedIn now has more than 20 million members in the UK and a new member joins every two seconds! In this interview Natasha Conway (founder of Traffic Snap and a former Recruiter) talks about some great strategies to help you secure your next job using your LinkedIn account.

Adam covers the Letter I in The A to Z Of Recruitment Tips For Job Seekers. The letter I stands for "Interesting " and Adam and his Marketing Manager Rachel Batho talk about how being "interested" and "interesting" can help you in your job search. NOTE: Our JOBS Radio Mobile Apps are now available at www.jobsradio.co.uk and please feel free to follow us on www.twitter.com/jobsradiouk or www.facebook.com/jobsradiouk