Yesterday's Project Manager is Today's Project Engineer By Ramakrishna Pochiraju
The rapid growth of technology, greater exposure to knowledge, higher levels of awareness are making the young project engineer act more and more
Working as a "Knowledge Worker" in the Information Age By Peter Garas
The old adages: "It's not what you know, but who you know" and "High Tech, High Touch" could be the mottos of knowledge workers in the 21st Centu
How to Change Career Horses in Mid-Stream By Merci Miglino
You’ll get wet but the reward just might be a more fulfilling ride!In Survival is Not Enough, author Seth Godin says change is the "new no
Yesterday's Hero By Linda Matias
Wonder Woman makes it looks so easy. She gets up every morning, fights the good fight, calls it a day, and starts the whole process all over agai
Ten Tips to a Job Winning Interview By Cathy Goodwin, Ph.D.
These days, interviews don't come easily. When you get The Call, make the most of your time -- and go for it!1. Investigate the company's
The Right Way To Send Your Resume By Don Goodman
Having a great resume is the first critical step in a successful job search. Unfortunately, most people don’t know the best ways to get that res
Your Job Search -- a Marketing Campaign? By Kevin Donlin
The successful job search is really just a personal marketing campaign. And the same techniques used in infomercials and junk mail can help you g
3 Creative Job Search Tactics By Kevin Donlin
It's a fact: the best jobs attract loads of competition. So it pays to do whatever you can to stand out as a persistent, creative candidate, one
Skills Make Labor More Valuable By Jim Rohn
As you know by now, if you have been a long time subscriber to our weekly E-zine, I'm a very big proponent of activity, labor and discipline. In
Multiple Skills for the 21st Century By Jim Rohn
(excerpted from The Weekend Seminar - Skills for the 21st Century 1999 Version)I find it's important to not walk into the 21st Century wit
The Recruiting Truth...Time Is Not On Your Side By Mike Magnotta
In today's marketplace things are constantly changing and so are the needs of just about each and every organization. Whether your company is gro
When All Is Not Well With Work By Theresa Castro
When all is not well with work, what do you do? Do you quickly get frustrated and feel discontent? Do you look at each situation as a tiresome
Career Change: From Suits & Sales to Boots & Rails By Bonnie Lowe
Peter Humleker had it made. As the general manager of a successful car dealership, he was earning an impressive income. The only problem? He hate
How To Tap Into the "Invisible" Job Market By Bonnie Lowe
Is there a company in your area that you'd love to work for? Do you assume that, because you don't see them advertising in the classifieds or pos
Settling Successfully Into Your New Job By Bonnie Lowe
The euphoria of getting a new job can sometimes be overcome by apprehension about what comes next. After all, you're "the new kid on the block,"
Dealing With "How Would You...?" Questions By Bonnie Lowe
I'm always preaching about proper preparation prior to interviews. If you research the position and company carefully, you can anticipate likely
5 Ways to Combat Job Burnout By Krista Regedanz
Job burnout happens when the stress or prolonged frustration of a job or career contributes to emotional and physical exhaustion. The ability to
Freelance Work: The Changing Face of Employment By Jesse Somer
The world sure is changing, and if you look at job employment you will see what I mean. Let's just go back to our grandparent's generation, even
Little Mistakes That Keep You Unemployed By Kevin Donlin
If your job search is dragging on and on, you might want to look in the mirror. Because the person looking back may be sabotaging your efforts.
How to Get Hired by Being Obvious By Kevin Donlin
If you want a drink of water, do you hire a focus group or pick up the Yellow Pages? No. You go to the kitchen, fill a glass and drink. You take
How NOT to Write a Resume By Kevin Donlin
You can learn a lot about how to do something right by first learning what NOT to do.Take resumes, for example.I review about 200-3
Why You Only Really Need Four Sample Resumes By Roger Clark
Any job seeker looking for sample resumes usually doesn’t have to look very far.A multitude of sites today are offering free sample resume
Job Layoff: Confronting "Why Me?" By Virginia Bola, PsyD
Perhaps you saw it coming. The fall in company stock prices. The news articles about company troubles. Maybe it was just rumors on the production
Job Hunting Tips: Containing Anxiety By Virginia Bola, PsyD
It hangs from the ceiling above your bed while you toss through the night hours. It waits inside the door of every employment office you enter. I
Losing Your Job Without Losing Yourself By Virginia Bola, PsyD
When we lose our jobs, no matter the reason, we lose a big part of our identity. Think of the last several times you met new people. After names
Surviving Unemployment Through Emotional Damage Control By Virginia Bola, PsyD
Looking for work is a roller-coaster ride: high with elation when you think you've found a great position, low with discouragement when you reali
Job Hunting Tips: Organizing Your Attack By Virginia Bola, PsyD
Looking for work is an energy-devouring ordeal, often leading to running in circles and not getting anywhere. A systematic approach can help you
Self-Preservation Techniques For The Unemployed By Virginia Bola, PsyD
Looking for work can be difficult, frustrating, anxiety-provoking, and demeaning.There are few situations we encounter in life where we fe
Job Hunting Tips: Staying Active By Virginia Bola, PsyD
Unemployment is depressing: financial pressures stress you out, looking for work is humiliating, and your fragile self-confidence reels under the
Old Hiring Foxes vs. The Hedgehogs By Lisa Nirell
You are about to compete for the best people again. The recovery is happening. Labor statistics indicate over 280,000 new jobs were created in th
