Looking for a new job 'can be daunting'

Recruitment candidates looking for role may find the experience is rather daunting, but there is help at hand for people who are struggling to adapt to the process, it has been observed.

A spokesperson for Jobsite.co.uk said that sales recruitment candidates and other applicants on the hunt for new roles can find it to be a daunting experience, even if they are already employed, given the sheer wealth of opportunities but, equally, the competition for places.

"We asked over 5,000 workers about job hunting and revealed that 52 per cent hate looking for a new job. They find it time-consuming and frustrating and would rather stay in a job where they're unhappy than face looking for a new one," the representative explained.

They added that people should seek out the help of a recruitment agency which can provide people with the help they need to apply for the job, progress through the interview stage and eventually.

Recently, Kirsty Burgess from Reabur.com said that job candidates and other applicants need to forget about any previous negative experiences they may have had in interviews and adopt a fresh mindset.

Aaron Wallis offers one of the largest resources of interview advice and career tools available to UK jobseekers.

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By: Salespeak News