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Employers have a ton of CV and applications to sort through, and you can be sure that they do not spend an awful amount of time on each application. This is why it is important to stand out as much as possible, or possibly tailor your CV to suit the exact requirements that employers keep an eye

A cumulative total of 44 billion pounds will reportedly be spent by water companies in England and Wales over a management period that spans over a five-year period up till 2020. It is expected that midway through this management period; several water companies would have enough capital to execute

Sorry we think you’re not the ideal fit for this position or sorry to inform you, but you are not exactly the candidate we were hoping for – these are some of the replies you may get from an unsuccessful interview, and while it can sting for a day or two, you should not dwell on it any

Engineering has made the world a more comfortable place than it has ever been. Since the renaissance era, engineering has undergone a lot of advances. However, many people including women still perceive engineering as a male profession. It is worthy to note that women make up approximately half of

Originally, the water sector in the United Kingdom was controlled by the Government. It was not until 1989 that privatisation of state-owned enterprises by Margaret Thatcher’s led government resulted in the control of the water industry by the private sector.   However, regulation of