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In the shipping industry decision-making skills are not just important, they're critical. Here's why anyone working in a maritime job needs them.

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By: Eve Church

Ever wondered what a ghost ship is and how it became a phantom vessel? Looking for famous ghost ships and their tales? Read our spooky blog post!

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By: Eve Church

Interested in a maritime industry career but don't want to work at sea? Marine Surveyor jobs are just one of the many shore-based maritime jobs.

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By: Eve Church

Simulators, time at sea and maritime academies are all ways cadets gain experience before working at sea. Now say hello to miniature cargo ships!

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By: Eve Church

Martide are on social media. Why not come on over and say hello, like and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and LinkedIn? We post blogs, tips and tricks, seafarer quotes, news and points of interest in the maritime industry - and of course our latest seafarer jobs!

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By: Eve Church

If your maritime job search is getting you down and opportunities are few and far between, read our blog post for some tips on staying motivated.

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By: Eve Church

Ever wondered what a Maritime Recruitment Officer does? In this series of posts about shore-based maritime jobs we take a look at jobs ashore.

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By: Eve Church

If you're a Crew Manager who works remotely, remote maritime recruitment can have its challenges. Read on to find solutions to those challenges.

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By: Eve Church

Is your search for a maritime job taking too long? Having trouble finding a job at sea? It might be because you're making one of these mistakes.

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By: Eve Church

A lightship, or lightvessel, is a ship fitted with a beacon on a mast that functions in the same way as a lighthouse: To act as a warning and to help other vessels safely navigate at night or in fog. Lightships are commonly used in waters that are too deep for a lighthouse to be constructed.

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By: Eve Church