Young-brained Brits 'could land more successful jobs'
People currently looking for work should try and adopt a more enthusiastic approach, as such eagerness could land them more successful jobs.
In fact, Tim Drake, author of You Can Be As Young As You Think: Six Steps to Staying Younger and Feeling Sharper, has urged Brits to try and become more "young-brained".
In order to adopt this strategy, individuals should be able to display more enthusiasm and creativity in the roles they are hoping to excel in.
Mr Drake acknowledged that Richard Branson is just one famous name to have taken on such traits as he continues to enhance the business ventures of Virgin.
The expert was also keen to warn: "It's so easy to become lacking in enthusiasm, creativity and adverse to risk - which can affect whether you're successful or not."
Meanwhile, Jonathan Swan, research and policy manager at Working Families, recently noted that he believes that offering flexible work can allow businesses to entice the best candidates to their organisations.
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Posted by Wayne Bly

Filed: 22-11-2011
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