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Top 30 most Innovative CVs
Innovative and creative CV’s Normal CVs, video CVs, audio CVs , Chocolate CVs, Ebay style CVs, white CVs, green CVs, red CVs,.. and so on.. There are so many ways to present your CV. However, the only certain thing is that in order to attract the recruiter’s attention and to...
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Love London - pic by BBC
Here is why we love this town! London oh London, how much I love you?! You can be stressful, messy and chaotic sometimes but for me you’ll always be the best city in the whole world and that’s why I decided to make one of your 32 boroughs my home. Your...
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Payroll Job in London
“Money makes the world go round.” This famous line from Cabaret is certainly true in the world of payroll, with payroll departments given the responsibility of ensuring that employees of a business are paid correctly and on time. In addition to making sure that workers receive the money they are...
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Pathmotion
Discover the best suitable career for you It’s quite difficult to give an objective judgment on your own career path and to take decisions between different type of jobs you’d like to apply for, without having previous experience. Sometimes it can be really helpful to discuss with people who have experience...
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) Mark Wallinger’s The White Horse, Outside the British Council
London’s Public Art article by Jen Barnes (@JenBarnes207) No, I’m not talking about the thousands of traditional statues that fill all of the public parks in this city. I’m talking about the contemporary pieces. No, not Banksy (but if you do want street murals, the Time Out London blog published a...
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Chuck Close Prints: Process and Collaboration 6 March – 21 April 2013 South Galleries, Bermondsey
5 Must-See Art Galleries in London by Jen Barnes (@JenBarnes207) I love London. Really, I do. I love the people, I love the feeling I get when I walk out of the tube at Charing Cross and I’m greeted by the magnificence of Trafalgar Square and I even secretly love...
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The Jazz Meet - Free Live Jazz in London
The Jazz Meet – A tip for the perfect Sundays! Do you get in a bad funk every single Sunday? Nothing exiting to do, shops and pubs are closed, and you literally end up lying on the couch all day (which of course is not a bad thing but come on..)?...
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The Alibi free film club
Monday Free Film Club at the Alibi in Dalston If you’re a movie-geek you’re in luck because London has tons of Cinemas! However, to-be-frank trips to the cinema ain’t cheap no-more, they demand around £10 a ticket and if you’re a fan of nibbles than you could be leaving with a lot...
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Free guided tours in London
Find out more about our city! London is an incredible city, full of mysteries and historical anecdotes, which surprises its visitors at every corner! Why not getting a better knowledge let’s say on Shakespeare’s life or on London’s hidden rivers (you’ve just acknowledged their existence, eh? Don’t worry, me too..)....
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Free House in London
Becoming a guardian of an empty space Author: Carlo Pandian is an Italian expat living in London. After being very broke for 3 years to attend university and working in crappy jobs (kitchen porter in particular), he landed his first well paid jobs at Tug, a London digital marketing agency. How you can...
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