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Many job seekers tend to make omissions or mistakes on their CVs that can hinder them from getting an interview. Here are six of the most common mistakes people make when writing their CVs and how you can avoid them:

​Salaries spike as talent becomes mission-critical – that’s the verdict in this year’s iGB Pentasia Salary Survey. Now in it's fifth year, the IGB-Pentasia salary survey is the sector's most comprehensive benchmarking of global iGaming pay, providing employers and professionals with insight and analysis for 2022 into 2023.

​First impressions count, and when you are interviewing for a new position, you want to make sure you stand out from the crowd.

What is a Marketing Manager? How much do Marketing Managers earn? How do you get your first job as a Marketing Manager and what’s the long term career potential? In this jobs explained profile we explore everything you need to know about Marketing Manager jobs...

Stress in the workplace can sneak up on the best of us. An inbox full of flagged messages to deal with. Back-to-back meetings and a to-do list which feels never-ending is enough to make anyone feel drained and stressed out.

​If you’ve been in the same role for years, feeling unmotivated and unchallenged, it might be time to consider your options. Of course, it’s normal for our goals, motivations and interests to change over time, but does that mean it’s time to start looking for a new job?

Quiet quitting is a term that has gained a lot of attention recently. Despite its name, the term actually has nothing to do with leaving your job quietly or otherwise. Instead, the term quiet quitting is about not buying into the notion that work has to take over your life or going above and beyond your job description.

​Staying organised, focused and disciplined at work can sometimes be a struggle, especially when it comes to staying on top of long-term tasks. Of course, we all have those moments when our plates are full, but we find ourselves getting distracted by social media, our favourite TV programmes or replying to emails, taking us away from the more urgent tasks.

​If you have reached a point in your career where you feel demotivated and want more than your current job offers, you are certainly not alone.