I attended a great workshop during the week ‘Tackle your Feelings’, hosted by @MetisIreland and delivered by Rugby Players Ireland in partnership with Zurich (I think I...
Our 2018 annual distinguished speaker was the fantastic Michael Cawley. When he resigned from Ryanair in 2014, having risen to Deputy CEO, his career in Gowan Group from...
PeopleSource.ie is delighted to have their annual ‘Tipping Points’ candidate survey covered in the Irish Times this August. The survey provides a number of insigh...
First, it is important to define exactly what constitutes work-life balance. Basically, it is the notion of dividing your time and energy between everyday work and all of the other...
We are delighted to work with Amdocs and their team in Eastpoint, Dublin 3.
When we ask candidates why they like working for Amdocs here are the top 10 results…
1. Flexibl...
We are looking for THREE people to join our team. If you currently work in a Finance & Accounting recruitment team but are looking for change, we could be for yo...
On Friday 11th May PeopleSource.ie was delighted to have sponsored the CIMA Graduation evening, held in the beautiful and impressive surroundings of Trinity College Dublin.
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So you feel as though the time is right to ask your company for a pay rise? Before you set foot in the boss’s office, let’s take a look at some of the ‘do’s...
Passing your FAE’s is a huge milestone for a Chartered Accountant, and hopefully the first major link in a long chain of good career decisions. As you near completion of your...
The first PeopleSource.ie Tipping Point Survey received almost 800 responses from Irish business professionals. The 25-question survey asked some serious questions ...
Thank you FoodCloud for allowing us to volunteer for the day in your food hub and on the road. Last week we had the pleasure of spending the day with the inspirational brain-child ...
The 2017 PeopleSource Tipping Point survey found that if people lost their jobs tomorrow, three times as many men would start their own business vs. only 5% of women in Irish busin...
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