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This article was written by Julie Seddon of CodePro
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CodePro is staking out a new area in software. We handle problem solving in a way unlike other products or mediums. We address the everyday problems and challenges of people and provide advanced software solutions made simple for the user.
In this busy world with all the pressures of work, home and life it can be difficult for people to stay in control and cope with everything. When the pressures overtake us we are more prone to stress, more likely to become sick, more likely to lose employment or experience family breakdown, we can become less effective as an employee, family member or member of society.
Whilst there are a wealth of self help books and courses on life skills there are very few practical tools that enable people to actually take control and manage their lives easily.
Job Prospector makes job searching more effective. It is an easy to use computer program which handles the large amounts of information that can be created whilst looking for a job or change of career.
Searching for a job is hard enough without all the complexities involved today - dealing with multiple sources of information from a variety of Job Sites on the internet, Agencies, Newspaper advertisements as well as speculative enquiries to Employers. Even with this short list it is easy to see there is a need for a system which will make people’s lives easier!
Job Prospector can be downloaded on to a home PC and used to keep track of a multitude of information relating to:
• Personal details.
• Current Vacancies and potential Employers.
• Employment agencies / Contact details.
• The production, sending and recording of job Applications.
• Speculative Applications.
• The recording, and analysis, of job interview performance and feedback.
• The recording and analysis of job search Activities
Job Prospector is available for download from their website - price £20 plus VAT.
CodePro is a Limited company founded by the Managing and Technical Director Lionel F. Potter, a member of the Institute of Analysis and Programmers (MIAP). The company was formed in 2009 and produces advanced software solutions, made simple, to make people’s lives easier. Lionel is supported by Julie Seddon who is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and will take responsibility as Business Director. They have a combined 30 years experience in Software development, Business, Management, Training and Development, and a wealth of shared knowledge and expertise.
Author's Contact Details
Julie Seddon
CodePro
Telephone: 01392 435257
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AllDevonJobs are very grateful to Julie Seddon and CodePro for taking the time to provide this advice, please use the contact details above if you'd like to contact CodePro.
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