Best job sites and career planning tools
The current economic situation and tight job market has meant that fewer part time jobs, summer jobs and internships are available for high school and college students. This means that you need to start the search process early and be prepared for your interview so that you make a great first impression and get the [...] Read more »
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Bruce McTague whose blog Enlightened Conflict covers a variety of thought provoking topics that cause readers to think, laugh and learn. When you get into top management slots in businesses you start having to discuss some of the most random things which you would assume would be [...] Read more »
Maximize your job search and career planning with these valuable online career planning tools that will help you assess your career interests, research companies, find recommended networking websites, and help you get prepared. Check out these hot career planning sites now: Career Assessment Discover your personal passion with these career assessment tools. Matching your personal [...] Read more »
Learning new skills will certainly make you more marketable and perhaps even open up new career doors to explore. And, with the sluggish job market it’s critical to stay current in your career field, as well as learn new skills so that you remain on the leading edge at your current job. Knowledge is power. [...] Read more »
On an annual basis, Weddle’s (www.weddles.com), a top publisher of Internet job hunting guides, asks the public to vote for their favorite job and career websites. At the end of the year, the top 30 best job search sites with the most votes are declared the favorites and will help you with your job search. [...] Read more »
Finding recession proof jobs will be the goal of many. While jobs in key industries such as manufacturing, retail, technology and finance are harder hit during economic slowdowns, there are six key industries that are more resilient and recession proof and job growth is expected even during hard times. Recession job advice: Rather than make [...] Read more »
Wealthy consumer membership in online social networks increases dramatically to 60% in 2008, up from 27% in 2007, according to The Luxury Institutes most recent WealthSurvey. The survey was conducted among wealthy American consumers with an average income of $287K per year and an average net worth of $2.1 million. The wealthy belonged to an [...] Read more »