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What people say?

I have looked at the Cover letter and CV and I am very happy with them both. I am extremely happy with it all, thanks for your work.

Looks and reads brilliant, I wouldn’t change a thing. Thanks Seanie

I am very happy with that. I have read through it and all seems perfect. I just had to edit my mobile number but all is good now. Thanks so very much, I very much appreciate that.

Seanie, the rest looks perfect. Worded a million times better than I had mine. Thanks so much

Thanks Seanie that was a remarkable bit of work and very different to any copywriter I’ve worked with in the past.

Seanie, Thank you for sending these documents across. I am happy with their format and content, and here's hoping they will bring positive change. Have a lovely day and thank you again for all the work. Bianca

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Driving technology for leading brands

Very happy with the service, especially at such short notice. My old CV was doing me no favours. Amazing CV. Thanks again.

HILARYHR MANAGER - UK

"Thanks again Seanie. As you could see, my 11 page CV was all over the place. I cannot believe you got it down to 2 pages and still kept the core aspects of my experience. Excellent Job. I would not hesitate in passing on your details"

THOMASOFFSHORE PIPEFITTER

"CV looks brilliant. How you managed to fit into 2 pages was incredible. CV looks so much different and so much better. I have added the dates as requested. It was too Project Management focused and also removed mention of COMPANY. But am sure this can be amended when applying for different type of roles? Again you have done an incredible job. I agree my different roles have not exactly been consistent so it did make it harder to edit but you did it better than I could have ever dreamed of doing. Other than minor changes I am thrilled with what you have done for me. Eddie, Technology Director/Territory Manager "

TIMMIE SULL

The Dublin Technology and Start-up Scene – Networking and Finding a Job

You can visit the websites of companies you are interested in working for and check if they have any job openings that match your skills and experience. Ireland has a thriving start-up scene, with many innovative companies emerging in recent years.

Here are some notable start-ups in Ireland:

Stripe: Stripe is a fintech company that provides online payment processing services. It was founded in 2010 by two Irish brothers, John and Patrick Collison, and is now valued at over $95 billion.
Intercom: Intercom is a customer messaging platform that helps businesses communicate with their customers. It was founded in 2011 by four Irish entrepreneurs and is now used by over 30,000 businesses worldwide.
Boxever: Boxever is a travel technology company that provides personalized marketing solutions for airlines and travel agencies. It was founded in 2011 and has raised over €10 million in funding.
Nuritas: Nuritas is a biotech company that uses artificial intelligence to discover new peptides that can be used in pharmaceuticals and functional foods. It was founded in 2014 and has raised over €30 million in funding.
SoapBox Labs: SoapBox Labs is a voice recognition technology company that provides speech recognition solutions for children. It was founded in 2013 and has raised over €10 million in funding.

B2B Networking in Ireland and Dublin

This is an important aspect of finding a job in a country with a tight-knit Business community, especially as Ireland is such a small country and the business community thrives on personal relationships.

Business Networks Ireland: Business Networks Ireland is a network of over 30 local business groups across Ireland. They organize regular networking events, workshops, and seminars to help members connect and share knowledge.
Chambers of Commerce: Chambers of Commerce are organizations that represent businesses in a particular area or region. They provide networking opportunities, business support, and advocacy on behalf of their members. The Dublin Chamber of Commerce, for example, organizes regular events and seminars for its members.
Industry Associations: Industry associations represent businesses in a particular industry or sector. They provide networking opportunities, training and development programs, and advocacy on behalf of their members. The Irish Exporters Association, for example, represents Irish exporters and provides networking opportunities and support services for its members.
LinkedIn Groups: LinkedIn Groups are a great way to connect with other businesses and professionals in your industry.
Meetup Groups: Meetup is a platform that allows people with shared interests to organize and attend events.