Leaving the Job: Do you speak my language?

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Leaving the Job: Do you speak my language?

Former police officer Peter Kelleher explores the complexities of language in searching for future employment, and considers how best to present evidence of achievement.

Date - 26th August 2015
By - Peter Kelleher - Careers Advice Centre

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