Job skill training can make or break your career. Prospective employees should ask some pointed questions about job skill training and career development opportunities before accepting an offer.
Read MoreJob skill training can make or break your career. Prospective employees should ask some pointed questions about job skill training and career development opportunities before accepting an offer.
Read MoreGenerations in the workplace the workworld is abuzz with discussions of generational workstyles in the New Economy. Today, you can find Millennials, Gen C, Baby Boomers and Veterans in the same organization, sometimes even on the same team.
Read MoreA career coach guides you through a four part process to identify a suitable career direction. This process includes assessing yourself, imagining your ideal future, researching career ideas and plans, and launching your career plan.
Read MoreIve enjoyed more than one interview in my life, quite a few in fact. And some questions, no
matter what the position, remain constant. Lets analyze a few of these and figure out what it is
that the interviewers are really asking.
Job training should never be overlooked. If an employer offers on-the-job training, make sure you understand the importance of such an offer.
Read MoreYou might have a great, top-notch résumé on file to give to potential employers, but thats not all you need in your job hunting portfolio. Youve still got more work to do! Although employers want to see background information, skills, and awards on your résumé, they also want to see a list of references. A reference list is important because employers want to know which individuals they can contact to verify your information and get another perspective of who you are.
Read MoreInterviewing and salary negotiation go hand in hand. The trick with interviewing and salary negotiation is to plan ahead for the job you want
Read MoreIn good times and bad, some people struggle to find jobs, while others seem to succeed almost effortlessly. What’s the difference? I submit that successful job seekers aren’t hamstrung by any of the following three myths. Are you?
Read MoreA professional network is indispensable when youre looking for a job. Your contacts can suggest promising leads or put you in touch with firms that are hiring. They may provide you with first-hand information about a company or give you the name of a staff member they know.
Read MoreGive your career a boost by targeting the most in-demand jobs in Canada. According to JobFutures, the jobs with the best prospects through 2009 will come from science and engineering, health and caring and law.
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