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LENGTHS SOME WILL GO TO FOR A JOB!

UNFORTUNATELY,
September always signals the sack for a number of managers. The sheer weight of CVs winging their way around the country at this time of year must be enough for a spike in Royal Mail’s profits.
Yes, competition for every vacancy is fierce, but, still, I must admit to being a little surprised recently to hear of some of the tactics employed to stand out among the crowd.
Several applicants for the position at one club offered their services free of charge. Another well-travelled boss dropped in the alluring name of an assistant manager he said would be joining him should ...

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