How do you make your work interesting and speed up your progression towards the bigger projects and the freedom to pursue your own business ideas?

What could you get asked at a graduate job interview? We've asked interviewers in large and small companies, the private and public sector to tell us.

Be sure to start off on the right foot, when you and a prospective employer are sitting at the negotiating table. Here is our guide on how to do it.

Your CV will likely be the employer’s first impression of you. Here is our guide to help you look your best.

Here are some quick tips to try and ensure your application is at the top of the pile. The advice here will very likely apply to all applications for a job you’ll ever make whether it is a solicited or invited application, for a student or graduate position and in Denmark or elsewhere.

Being an international is tough, especially in Denmark. We have to learn not only the culture and language but how to go about job searching in Denmark. I understand this feeling being an American and living in Denmark. It has had its challenges, especially in finding your dream job while living in a foreign country.

When you and a prospective employer engage in contract negotiations, it is not only your salary that's on the line. Pension, working hours and more can also be brought to the bargaining table. Here is our guide on what to negotiate with your workplace.

The MBA is a big commitment and, right now, it can feel like an even bigger decision. While there’s technically no right or wrong time to do an MBA, there are some considerations to keep in mind.

Crafting a standout CV can be the key to unlocking career opportunities. In a competitive job market, your resume needs to effectively showcase your skills, experience, and personality.

Discover the 10 highly sought-after soft skills that can elevate your CV and make a decisive difference in your job search

Sending an unsolicited application can be a great idea. But make sure you explain clearly what you bring to the table and why you're interested!

The job application is a prospective employer's first impression of you. Therefore, take all possible steps to ensure that the impression is credible.

Achieve the employment terms you dream of - with a little homework before negotiations.

Getting a good job in your field of expertise can be quite challenging for internationals in Denmark. Luckily, there is knowledge, which can help you to better navigate the landscape of Danish jobs. One of the biggest factors is the so-called Law of Jante, which you can get a quite thorough intro to here.

Chiara Surico, Capability Building Manager for A.P. Moller Maersk, talks to us about how to make the transition from international student in Denmark to graduate employee.

This is a quick but comprehensive information source and guide to student finances to set you on the path that leads away from student poverty in Denmark or abroad.

For some, being nervousness can be so strong at interview that it can seriously impair their performance. This need not be the case. Lykke Pedersen, MSc., gives advice on how to get your nervousness to work for you.

Don't over plan - start now and drive a taxi. And don't think you have invented the new Facebook.