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Agentic AI.. Fine. But There’s Still No Substitute for Those “Human” Connections

Reading between the bank holiday headlines this weekend (May 2026), we’d be forgiven for believing that the machines have already taken over. That the tech bros are already carving humanity up between them and that large scale AI-related mass unemployment has already happened in all sectors all over the place. In other words that we’re… Continue reading »

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2026 Career Expo Speakers and Timetable

Event Final Details Date: Saturday, February 21st, 2026, 9:30am to 4pm Location: Mullingar Park Hotel Themes: The Future of Work, Opportunities for Young People, and Achieving a Work / Life Balance Online Jobs feed: https://midlandscareerexpo.ie/job-vacancies/ More details:  https://midlandscareerexpo.ie Timetable 08:00 Event opens for Exhibitor Setup 09:30 Event officially opens for attendees. The event will be… Continue reading »

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2026 Midlands Career Expo

Event Details Date: Saturday, February 21st, 2026, 9:30am to 4pm Location: Mullingar Park Hotel Themes: The Future of Work, Opportunities for Young People, and Achieving a Work / Life Balance MidlandJobs.ie are be delighted to be again part of the Midlands Career and Lifestyle Expo 2026 on Saturday, February 21st. This is the largest careers… Continue reading »

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Stability, Security, and the Career Ceiling: Insights from the 2026 Midlands Jobseeker Survey

In early December 2025, Midlandjobs.ie conducted a comprehensive survey of just over 1,200 website users to gauge the pulse of jobseekers and visitors on the site heading into 2026. While the results reflect a primary focus on the Midlands region with Westmeath (37.6%) and Offaly (17.9%) leading the way the data reveals several emerging trends… Continue reading »

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AI Use Case #1 – Automated Curation of Excel Column Thanks to Perplexity

Future of Midlands Work Technical Challenge This task began with an excel table containing only the data in the Location column (B). I needed an excel formula which would both “trim” as well as “concatenate” the strings, all within this column and place the output strings into the Asset No. column (C). Sample data in… Continue reading »