Artificial Intelligence (AI) has significantly reshaped recruitment processes, offering faster and more streamlined methods. From automating CV screening to handling video interviews, AI-powered tools can process vast numbers of applications efficiently. However, a closer look reveals a critical concern: these … Continue reading →

Five ways to avoid burnout As the nights draw in our energy levels will dip, but the demands placed upon us probably won’t. Here’s how to avoid burnout While the trees begin to shed their leaves and slip into a … Continue reading →

Here are some tips you can follow to get back on top of your game without causing further exhaustion after the holidays.   1. Take it light This is the moment when most of us make a list of resolutions for the new year. While it’s nice to start fresh … Continue reading →

In recent years, the simple act of flipping on the evening news has become a challenging experience for those of us who strive to maintain a positive attitude. Just sitting there in your living room, watching one upsetting news story … Continue reading →

Despite a hybrid return to the office, interviews continue to be conducted via video link as a first port of call followed by face to face second stage interviews. So, what can you do to ensure you are invited for … Continue reading →

Installations of wind energy infrastructure were up 50% last year compared to 2022, making it a record year for the industry globally. Some 117GW of new capacity was installed in 54 countries, according to analysis by the Global Wind Energy … Continue reading →

You made it to the interview stage- Congratulations! But now comes the all-important interview preparation. As well as making sure that you have done your research on the company interviewing you, it is important that you also ensure you are … Continue reading →

An uncertain economic forecast is leading some companies to hold off on recruiting more staff and focus on keeping their existing employees. Despite this, overall job vacancies still remain above levels seen before the pandemic.  The construction sector is generally … Continue reading →

In 2024, significant changes are imminent for civil engineers in England. A new law will enforce the integration of sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) into new developments exceeding 100sq/m. This is outlined in Schedule 3 of the Flood and Water Management Act 2010. This … Continue reading →