Are You Taking Your Inner Brat to Work? By Pauline Wallin, Ph.D.

Is your inner brat taking over your job? Everyone has an inner brat. It's the part of us that's still a 2-year-old. It gets furious at the slight

Career Change - Emotional Intelligence for Knowledge Workers? By Margaret Stead

Nowadays we can expect to survive the second half of our lives and as our work is knowledge-based - we knowledge workers are not finished after 3

Career Change - Creating Wealth & Happiness By Margaret Stead

Whether you have a business idea or not, here’s what I want you to do…I want you to take a pen and paper and go and sit somewhere quiet in

Getting Past Fear By Dale Kurow

Have you gotten tons of career advice, solicited and unsolicited? You nod when you hear it and think, "Yeah, I know this stuff." So, what else i

Is a Career Change on Your Horizon? By Kathleen MacNaughton

Making a career change is nothing new in today's job market.I've heard it said that the average American changes careers at least

Overcome Interview Nerves: Be Better Prepared than Your Interviewer By Peter Fisher

Although interview preparation is everything it's sad to say that perhaps as many as half of all interviewers you’re going to meet will be unprep

Analysing Adverts for the Creative Response By Peter Fisher

The fundamental rule is: if you are going to apply for advertised jobs then only apply for the right ones. Don’t waste time by applying for the o

Ten Careers For High School Seniors Who Hate School By Max Stein

Let’s face it…not everybody likes going to school and high school can be a terrible experience for many students. Whether you’re the hands on typ

Get That Job: Mastering Job Interviews By Neen James

I’ve heard it said…in fact, it might well have been me that said it – there are few things more excruciating in professional life than the job in

Resume Writing - Get That Job By Martin Smith

Looking for a new job, whether it is with a new company or a promotion within your own organisation, requires time and effort. To make your job s

Learning a Foreign Language By Neil Payne

Many people love learning languages or would like to learn a language and use their language skills in a job. In today’s global economy the deman

Everyone Should Have a RED BALL in the Job Search By Marilyn Tellez

May I explain what about what a red ball means to me and how I counsel others as a career coach.A RED BALL is a symbol of what you can do

How To Win the Job-Hunting Game By Davis Goss

When I got over the initial shock of being urged to "seek alternative employment" I found myself, like so many others, out beating the bushes loo

Have You Given Up On Yourself? By Graham Harris

Have you given up on yourself? Have you decided to take the easy road and coast for the rest of your life? Have you come to the decision that you

Become an LPN, the Fast Path to a Nursing Career By Max Stein

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) CareersLicensed Practical Nurses provide the most amount of direct patient care within the nursing category

Home Healthcare Careers By Max Stein

One of the fastest growing sectors of the medical industry is that of home health. There are many reasons for this growth, but most important are

10 Major Signs of Job Dissatisfaction By Dee Davis

The New Year is a great time to analyze your job and the satisfaction you get from doing it. Running the rat race is just that, scurrying around

3 Resume Secrets the Pros Use By Kevin Donlin

You don't write a resume every day. Not even every month or year, most likely. So you can't be expected to do it flawlessly every time, right? Af

The Computer-Friendly Resume By Laura Murray

The evolution of technology is changing the traditional methods for job searching and recruiting. More and more companies are now relying on com

Believe And Get Hired By Kevin Donlin

Good things seem to come in bunches, especially in a job search. Ever wonder why?Example: ever know someone (perhaps you?) who, after many

Drive Your Career Change – A Direct Approach By Peter Fisher

If your career has gone off the road, take control and drive back to job satisfaction with a direct approach.When you’re looking for that

5 Things Every New Caterer Should Know By Dee Davis

It has been over twenty five years since I started a small catering company that specialized in International Tapas, tiny silver trays of finger

10 Ways to Speed-Up Your Job Search Effort By Dee Davis

Today everyone knows at least one person who has lost their job to down-sizing, right-sizing, cut-backs, production reduction or a mean, vicious

It Takes Time By Nan S. Russell

The story goes that after one of Ludwig van Beethoven's performances, several people were offering him their congratulations, when one woman comm

What is Absolutely the Best Day to go on a Job Interview? By Michael Donovin

First of all, to fully understand and appreciate the answer, a couple of givens must be taken into account. What I believe to be the most import

Tales from the Corporate Frontlines: Try, Try, Again By Josh Greenberg

This article relates to the Career Opportunities competency and explores issues such as internal growth opportunities, potential for advancement,

So, Your Made A Mistake By Ramon Greenwood

Of course, mistakes are important. Two facts put those you make in perspective. One, everyone who plays the game makes mistakes. Two, that you

Practice Speaking By Jeff Altman

For many people, interviewing is not a natural act any more than going on a blind date is. You are asked a bunch of questions about your work. Yo

The Six Figure Job Search By Rob Waite

Before we start discussing how to search for a six figure salary job, let's set a goal. The goal I suggest is to double your income every five ye

Resume That Effectively Promotes You! By R.G. Srinivasan

Imagine for a moment that you have created a wonderful product. You are excited at the possibilities of attaining name, fame and wealth marketin