Sunday 7 August, 2022
Stick on the kettle and settle in to some of our favourite pieces from the last seven days.
The film cost a reputed $200 million to make and is one of the year’s biggest releases.
Graduate opportunities are on the crest of a wave currently, writes Ruairí Kavanagh.
From how to arrive to what to prepare.
We talked to the actors about being inspired by their director, Christopher Nolan.
Ten years on from England’s historic visit to GAA HQ, BBC presenter John Inverdale and Rob Kitson of the Guardian share their memories.
Employers should stick to questions that interrogate the candidate’s experience and deliver measurable evidence, writes careers expert Eoghan McDermott.
Longford will hold interviews for the vacant senior football manager role next week.
Following Nigel Pearson’s bizarre rant, we recall more notorious managerial moments.
Women who seem ‘too feminine’ may face an uphill struggle when applying for managerial jobs…
Many homeless people use gadgets to stay connected, search for jobs, and pursue their own creative interests.
Rugby HQ have paid tribute to the Australian wing as he departs for Japan.
According to this analysis, your colour choice could be all important.
73 per cent were “unlikely to employ someone” who had a lot of tattoos.
A spokesperson for the college said despite the UK-US Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty, no one thought the PSNI would be allowed access to the tapes.
Interviews are on in Dublin at the end of March.
Maternity leave, working hours and acceptable behaviours are all things that need to be tackled, finds research.
A look at the Corkonian’s career and his influence at United during the 2001/2002 season.
Community Platform who represent 30 leading Irish national organisations said it’s time for politicians to stand up for struggling families and communities.
Brendan Coleman stood with a sign at Newland’s Cross in Dublin in an attempt to get a job.
A paid day course aimed at preparing Garda recruits for the lengthy interview process has been set up, giving an insight into what the interview process is like.
Gardaí are continuing to conduct a fingertip search of the Kilakee Mountains, where Elaine O’Hara’s remains were found.
“The work you sent us is quite terrible.” Oh.
The centre has also backed the appointment of former Ireland teammate Keith Wood as part of the coaching interview panel.
Non-profit organisation Toastmasters helps members improve communication skills – and has some tips for those facing an interview.
Ah, local news. Where would we be without you?
As survey finds that one in five people who take a break to volunteer abroad end up changing careers, two volunteers speak about their ‘transformative’ experiences.
Some of it’s obvious – but so much of it is vital advice.
The study found that a high number of people living in social housing reported mental health illnesses.
Some are straightforward, some seem like trick questions – all are designed to gain real insight into your personality.
The tapes were recorded by researchers at Boston College who interviewed a former IRA member.
The affable Kiwi and his passionate counterpart are expecting a fierce contest at Ravenhill this evening.
You’ve done the interview but you miss out on the job. Should you consider writing a thank you letter to leave behind a good impression in case a future opportunity arises? Liam Horan reports.
Helen McKendry said the tapes could provide some closure on her mother’s 1972 murder by the IRA.
TheJournal.ie’s resident careers guru Liam Horan advises that when it comes to interviews, be yourself – but even more so than usual…
This week, the (not) Primate of All Ireland was torn between the Bertie interview and a Steven Seagal movie on TV – and learned that the two men are not as far apart as you would think…
