The Recruiters Guide to Getting Noticed: Part 2

The Recruiters Guide to Getting Noticed: Part 2

by Kwena in Opinion. Posted 17/12/2019

The Do’s and Don’ts of Successful CV Submissions The quest for the perfect CV is a daily struggle for many South African Recruitment Consultants. Spelling errors, missing information and even the lack of basic contact details, are some of the reasons for automatic rejection. No matter how qualified or experienced you are, a professional CV ...

The 7 Deadly Sins of Job Seekers

by Kwena in Opinion. Posted 01/12/2019

Job Application 101! When applying for a position through an employment agency, you kind of want the recruiter to be your best friend. They are, after all, the gateway to new possibilities, a direct connection to a company, organisation or position that you have been dreaming of for ages. Annoying them with incompetence and unprofessionalism ...

A Festive Farewell to 2019!

by Kwena in General. Posted 01/12/2019

Making your 2020 vision our mission… Dear Employees and Future Employees, It’s hard not to get sentimental this time of year as we take a look back on the rise and fall of another year gone by. 2019 has been an exceptional year, one that was free from the fear of taking risks, making bold ...

New Senior Development positions open up at Kwena Human Capital

by Kwena in News. Posted 01/12/2019

Job of the week: Software Developers and Engineers NEW VACANCIES: Our Kwena Human Capital recruitment specialists are urgently looking for Software Developers and Engineers for exciting new positions at a local software development company based in Stellenbosch, Western Cape. The latest job spec requires two positions immediately: Software Developers (PHP, Java and MySQL) as well ...

Top of the mornin’ to you!

by Kwena in Opinion. Posted 31/10/2019

Electrical Engineer Vacancies in Ireland When we think of Ireland, our mind generally tends to wander to the stereotypes shaped by popular generalisations. Lucky charms, red heads, green eyes, cool accents, leprechauns, Guinness Beer and four-leaf clovers. While Ireland certainly looks like a magical place, it’s also a country often overlooked as a potential destination ...

When a stranger calls…

by Kwena in Opinion. Posted 31/10/2019

Telemarketing and cold-calling If you’re a South African with a cell phone number, there is a 99.9% chance that you’ve been personally victimized by the horror known as “cold-calling”. “Hello, may I please speak with…” How did they know your name? That typical call centre opening line that has us hitting “end call” quicker than ...

Kwena Offshore: Work abroad in Ireland

by Kwena in Announcement. Posted 31/10/2019

Electrical Engineer vacancies for South Africans in Ireland Kwena Offshore have an exciting new opportunity for experienced Electrical Engineers within the commercial construction industry looking to relocate abroad. Successful candidates will be placed in a variety of countries including Ireland, Finland as well as other parts of Europe. Our international client is looking to place ...

The Birth of a Salesman

by Kwena in Announcement. Posted 31/10/2019

Sales vacancies in South Africa Kwena Human Capital are on the hunt for a special sales force for one of South Africa’s leading ISP Companies. We’re looking for 26 FULL-CYCLE Sales Call Centre Agents with that special gift of the gab and the ability to increase product sales to new and existing clients in 2020. ...

The Not So Big City Life

by Kwena in Opinion. Posted 30/09/2019

Vacancies in East London When you’re thinking about your next big career move, South African cities such as Johannesburg and Cape Town seem like the obvious choice. Gauteng is a metropolis for young movers and shakers looking to climb the corporate ladder, while the proximity to natural beauty within the Mother City and all its ...

The State of Vaccination

by Kwena in General. Posted 30/09/2019

Looking for vacancies in South Africa? Here’s what you need to know before relocating The African economy has shown a steady growth over the past few years with an estimated increase of 3.6% by the end of 2020, according to the World Bank forecast. It’s an exciting time for the South African and International labour ...

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