Mike Kermode

If a business is a machine, then human resources (HR) is the grease that keeps it well oiled. Read on for five excellent reasons to consider making HR your vocation.

One of those transferable degrees, international studies is a great option for anyone looking to learn about the world, around the world.

If you love animals and have the empathy, patience and observational skills required, a career or hobby working with animals could be your calling.

Despite the growing popularity of remote work arrangements amongst employees, a study has revealed that employers remain sceptical about the benefits of working from home.

For anyone who enjoys interacting with people and who loves hands-on, physical work, working as a massage therapist can be an ideal and flexible career choice.

Whether you\'ve taken a break for maternity leave, to recover from illness, or to travel the world, at some point you\'ll need to reenter the workforce. We take a look at how to find a job when you’ve been out of the game for a while.

A study has revealed a significant shortfall in workforce productivity, as employees are found wanting in key areas such as mentoring, formal training and upskilling.

Project management has become an industry in its own right, with its own unique language. Learn to speak the language of PM, and manage projects of every shape and size.

There\'s no more valuable skill in the workplace than the ability to write professionally, and well. Find out why everyone needs to hone their writing skills.

If you have a winning way with people and are a skilled negotiator, the real estate industry could be your ticket to a dynamic and lucrative career.