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Now with the UK recession apparently showing small signs of recovery, it is good to remember that it is a very competitive market out there. Employers are looking for people who are proactive, persistent, and can go the extra mile right now. There are hospitality jobs a plenty for example. It is definitely tough out there - but enthusiasm goes a long way.

If you have found yourself jobless, the first thing to do is refuse to get down about it. It could be the change that you need - or the opportunity to go travelling for example. It goes without saying that there are more opportunities in London than anywhere else, as Dick Whittington knew. In reality there streets aren't paved with gold, but then, all that glitters isn't.
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