CAREER ARTICLES
Give a start to your profession with Internship
By: Matthew Hook
Internship is a kind of job training that gives detailed information and experience of the position and the office to the upcoming graduates. Sometimes the employer takes a kind of trial test of the job aspirants by the summer internship program and then offers full time job in the office. The summer...
Building Employee Self Esteem for Bottom Line Results
By: Bob Urichuck
Self esteem is a sense of worth, not only in inner confidence and self-respect, but also outwardly in the actions one takes towards contributing to the Bottom Line.
Employee recognition is ranked the number one motivating factor when it comes to employee motivation in the workplace. If you want to...
Tackling Employment Issues in California
By: Mary Jean Kuda
California ranks among the ten largest economies in the world. Expectedly, with the rise of its economy comes the increase in its employment opportunities.
In a place where employment opportunities are vast, it is inevitable that employment disputes or suits will ensue. When this happens, there are...
Are You Courting Age Bias in Your Job Search?
By: Laura Smithproulx
Every week, I get requests for resume reviews from candidates who can't figure out what is holding them back from landing interviews. In many cases, these job hunters are inadvertently highlighting their age on the resume-—all while hoping that employers will focus on something else.
If you think...
What To Do When They Don't Call Back After Your Job Interview
By: Carole Martin
Not getting a follow up call, as promised, happens more than you think. Candidates are sure that they are a shoe-in for the position, and expecting an offer, and then nothing. This is not only frustrating for the candidate, but reflects poorly on the company.
Expecting a call that doesn't come
Cheryl...
Need of Pre-Employment Screening
By: Manish Chauhan
It is imperative that you take adequate measures to check the professional and personal background of any prospective employee, just as you would do to ensure that he/she can deliver the same level of quality you desire. Getting the right person for the right job is a mandatory requirement and would give...
How to Write a Cover Letter To Land Your Dream Job
By: Michael Lee
When it comes to job hunting, your cover letter may well spell the difference between clinching that job or being rejected.
Just like making sure that your curriculum vitae is impressive enough for you to get that dream job, knowing how to write a cover letter is an asset you cannot leave off your...
Free Online Learning Opportunities to Bolster Your Resume and Reputation
By: Allen Voivod
Online classes, or "distance learning," used to have a meaning limited to computer-based interaction with teachers and students. And unfortunately, the concept got tarred with a bad brush for a while.
Particularly in the case of online-only institutions, which were often compared to diploma mills...
Minnesota Nurse Chooses New Career Path
By: Brandi Larson
When I graduated from college 10 years ago with a degree in nursing I thought I had my career path set until I retired. I had landed a job in a busy metropolitan hospital where I had done some of my clinicals while I was in school. The first several months just flew by while I was orientated and learned...
Get a boost in your amateur career through internship
By: Matthew Weil
An internship is a pre-professional work experience for the students and recent graduates by which they gain experience in a particular career field. The internship program provides practical experience to the intern through direct exposure of the company environment. During the internship the assignments...
Criminal Background Checks
By: Soniya Khan
Credible criminal background checks are a must for any organization in order to give its employees a sense of peace and security. Doing it right will ensure safety, not just for the co-workers but for the organized structure of the organization as a whole. Organizations can avert problematic incidents...
Practice interview questions for sales jobs
By: John Bult
Just like exams, the more you can predict the questions at interviews for sales jobs, the better chance you have of scoring high marks, and the higher your marks the better the chances of actually getting that job offer. To help you prepare a little more, here;s some of the most common questions with...
How to Change Your Job the Smart Way
By: Toni Laveri
Do you hate your job? Dread going to work every day?
You are not alone, thousands of Americans dream about getting a new, more rewarding career.
If you're thinking about ditching your job, you might want need to 'retool' your current skills. You might need to invest in in career training.
Instead...
What is the Halton Hills Employment Corridor?
By: Rob Parker
All over Canada, rural communities in particular are beginning to see increased growth rates. As housing becomes less affordable in major cities, many people who find employment in these cities are seeking to relocate and commute, or else find new jobs in more affordable, less "busy" centres. The community...
Looking For a Job That Matches Your Skills?
By: Lamar Deane
Searching and finding the right job involves learning specific job search skills and then planning and organizing the best ways to look for a job.
First, begin by asking yourself:
A: What type of job am I looking for?
B: What skills do I have to offer?
Before starting a job search you need to...