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Firefighter. Lawyer. Secretary. Some people have known what job they wanted to do from an early age. For others, it’s not so simple. And there’s even another group, the over 30s, who are working but still don’t know what job …

Examine critically how you might perform those tasks more efficiently 1. Create a plan, procedure, checklist or routine to accomplish the task. 2. Recruit and instruct others to assist with an urgent or large task. 3. Gather information you will …

This week we sat down with 24-year-old Rachael Cloughton, artist, writer and Chief Editor of LINE magazine – a visual arts publication with a focus on emerging talent across the UK. We were keen to find out what Rachael’s job …

Today we share with you a film, made in 1972, of a questions and answers with Charles Eames about his approach to the design process. It is quite amazing how relevant, if not more so, his ideas on design are …

Landing a decent job these days is not that easy with the ruthless competition and the plummeting unemployment rates. Furthermore, companies are flooded with resumes every day (even when they’re not actively hiring for a certain position). Your CV needs …

Here is a video with some very truthful tips on what is really takes to make it in the PR and fashion world. Featuring Stefanie Skinner of People’s Revolutions – Kelly Cutrone’s PR, branding and marketing firm – and Andrew Mukamai …

Whether you’re an up and coming artist looking to secure an exhibition venue, a young entrepreneur launching a new business, or simply someone chasing up a job application, at some point in your career you will need to use the …

We sat down with the dandy Australian-born entrepreneur Drew Smith to find out how he got into the creative world. The 29-year-old is team lead at Soho agency Sense Worldwide and also hosts Creative Mornings/London. After starting out as an …

Last week we asked you what your dream job is. We’ve had overwhelming response so we’ve decided to pick one field and speak to someone working in the area for tips on how to crack into the industry. The job …

There’s a great story that I first heard told by Sir Ken Robinson during his TED talk in 2006, it goes like this: “…a little girl was in a drawing lesson, she was 6 and she was at the back, …