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Are Cover Letters Necessary in the Modern Job Market?

Are Cover Letters Necessary in the Modern Job Market?

by TSERGAS Human Capital | Aug 15, 2023 | Career Advice

With technological advancements and changing workplace norms, the recruitment process has also undergone transformations. The role of the cover letter, a longstanding staple for hiring managers, has been questioned. Initially conceived as a crucial element of job...
Power Dynamics of Employer-Employee Relationships and How to Change Them

Power Dynamics of Employer-Employee Relationships and How to Change Them

by Effie Tsergas | Sep 18, 2017 | Career Advice

After leaving my previous employer four years ago, I started a new chapter in my career. I did what I had always wanted to do when I turned 50: I stopped ‘giving away’ my services, years of experience, knowledge and skills to employers who did not fully appreciate...

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