Careers Articles
Employment
Use distance learning to carve out your new career while you’re still working
your old career. Having these weapons in your arsenal can make a big difference
when you knock on doors looking to get employed. Don’t go for that old myth that
you can’t make a career change while you’re still employed.
Job Listings
Spend some time to look at different job web sites. You don’t want to end up
wasting your time at a site that has old listings or not enough new ones to make
it worth your while. After you scrub your resume of personal information,
consider posting it online at a job web site so that potential employers can
view your listing.
Monster Jobs
If you’re tired of your current job and you’d really like a new job or even a
new career, use Monster. You can search jobs and apply online for any jobs that
you really like. Monster has all kinds of different jobs and for geographical
locations all across the US. You can specialize your job search if you’re just
interested in certain career fields like human resources or sales.
Career Search
Spend extra time on your resume, making sure that it showcases your current
skill set for your target career. Make sure you scrub industry specific
buzzwords and use language that your target employer will understand.
Career
Think of resumes as a marketing brochure. Consider a brochure for a beach
time-share. Which brochure would compel you to visit to learn more, the one with
rates (which make you cringe), or the one with tantalizing copy promising you
insider information if you show up in person? Treat resumes the same way.
At Home Jobs
Instead of having to go back out after dinner, you can set up shop in front of
your computer and work your second job at home. Working part time jobs using
your computer and online opportunities helps you to moonlight without having to
be out all hours of the night.
Job Postings
Take the job posting and tailor your resume to it. Your resume should look like
you exist for the job posting that you are applying for. Even after all of your
focused work, are you still discouraged by the response rate? Don’t be.
Career Planning
Interviewing shouldn’t be all about what you want; who would want to hire
somebody like that? But if your interviewer asks about your career plans, make
sure you have something prepared to say. Don’t let your interviewer decide your
fate at your new company.
Job Boards
Job boards have a longer history than job search sites because of their
simplicity. Taking a cue from our traditional bulletin boards, a job board is
nothing more than a set of job postings online.
Monster Job
Did you know that the Monster job site can give you more than just the latest
job postings? Monster will help you network as well as give you free career
advice.
Cool Jobs
Wondering where all the cool jobs are? Does it seem like everybody else finds
out about the great jobs before you do? Do you know how you can find out all
about your next cool job while you sleep?
Highest Paying Jobs
It’s no wonder that people with the highest paying jobs are usually in
careers that offer high salaries all the way around.
If you feel you’re in a dead end job and want a new career, why not do yourself
a favor and target a higher paying job? After all, hard work is hard work, so
you might as well pick a job that’s going to pay you well for your hard work.
Self Employment
Understanding the self employment contributions act (SECA) tax is a must for
anybody considering being self employed. Basically, the SECA is what you have to
pay when you’re self-employed. When somebody else employs you, they help pay the
Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) tax that withholds your social
security and Medicaid taxes.
Job Outlook
Job outlook research is easy online! The U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of
Labor Statistics keeps track and publishes all kinds of information about jobs,
current salaries, and future outlooks.
Employment Services
Why professional employment services? When you consider how important the
decision you make when it comes to getting a new job, it makes sense to have a
professional employment service help you with different aspects of your career.
Because you’re at a vulnerable state when you’re looking for a new job, be
careful with whom you place your trust.
Choosing a Career
Choosing a career is one of the most important decisions you can make in your
life. In America (also other parts of the world), one’s career is important to
one’s identity. We often define who we are by our careers.
Career Advice
The best career advice I can give you is to stay in school. Were you expecting
advice on career choices instead? Before you ignore my advice, consider how
education impacts your career.
Career Opportunities
Experts claim that there may be up to as many as 50% career opportunities in the
hidden job market. Whether you’re currently out of work or looking to advance
your career, always be prepared for “hidden” interviews.
Top Ten Careers
Top Career # 1 Healthcare. According to the BLS, healthcare and social
assistance will grow by 32.4 % over the next ten years. Doctors, Nurses, and
Physician’s Assistants will remain hot jobs.
The Ten Hottest Careers
The ten hottest careers in IT will assure you a bright future. The U.S.
Department of Labor’s Bureau of Statistics reports that technical consulting
will grow by 54% and Information technology will grow 18% over the next ten
years.
Career Center
With the Internet today, it’s easier than ever to find a career center that can
work for you. Many job search sites offer more than just a bulletin board of job
or career openings.
Best Careers
How many of those best careers articles have you read in the past six months?
Career Jobs
If you choose your job and you’re happy with it, then you’ve got a career.
Business Letter Writing
The type of business letters will set the tone of your writing.
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