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The Dangers of Contracting

Danger! Danger! Increased earnings potential!! Speak to any seasoned contractor and they will tell you that you just can’t earn the same money once you take the forbidden leap into full time employment. ‘’If you include the medical insurance, annual leave, pension scheme it’s an incredibly attractive offer…’’ – the HR manager cries – it is still likely to leave you somewhere short, if the net salary hitting your account each month is what gets your pulse racing. The contracting world, if you dare to dig a little deeper, has begun to offer a little more than money for the soul.

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RIZE Worldwide Networking Professionals Evening, Düsseldorf 23/04/2015

Here at RIZE we are passionate about building a personal focused approach so that we can truly understand your needs and interests for your careers.

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Recruiting ‘Into Africa’......?

When RIZE first discussed opening an office in Johannesburg sometime during the summer of 2010 a number of the team openly voiced the same concern. What value will a localised office actually add when we are already successfully recruiting the very same jobs from the UK?

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Network, to Get Work!

As March made way for April of 2015, the realization that RIZE Deutschland had been open and operational for over a year, surprised me. It has been a hectic past year, acclimatising to a new country and culture.

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How SDN is going to affect your job as a network engineer

Remember the time when every large ICT company had its own telecoms department? A group of experts who went around installing cabling, terminals and phones, ensuring central communication systems were in place.

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Best Time to Look....

At RIZE we are often approached by candidates with the question “When is the best time to look for a new job?” Is there really an optimum time of year to look for a new career opportunity?

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The Might of Lampsite

I can see it now. You’re on the toilet, and may be for a while. You’ve read the newspaper; your books next to the bed and a dash to the other room is out of the question. What to do?

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