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After establishing a trusting relationship with the safety officer, it would be helpful to document what was talked about with the safety officer

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Anyone reading this article and hassuffered a job loss recently IStaking the job loss seriously. Thestages often are: 1. A

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A student loan helps you get through college. Then you come out into a high-paying career. It's a great investment in your (or your sons/daught

Why Become A Truck Driver? By Joe Mullinax

There are a great number of good reasons for someone to become a truck driver. First and foremost among those reasons would be the great pay. Did

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Growing up on a Delaware farm was a wonderful and rewarding experience for me.I grew up in an area where a couple of dozen families in an

Where Did All The Farmers Go? By Mr Jody Hudson

Several times a year, I hear someone complain about the development of farm land in our area. These complainers consider it a crime that so much

The Top 10 Ways to Achieve Balance in Your Life By Art Eyzaguirre

1. Define Success for YourselfClarify and write down what success means for you. What would it look like, feel like, what would you hear i

Vocational Expert's 7 Proposals to Solve the Unemployment Problem By Virginia Bola, PsyD

The subject is constantly in the news and may decide the next national elections - the infamous jobless recovery. More than 8 million Americans a

Acing The Interview By Danielle Hollister

It's no secret that there is a lot of competition for writing jobs.What makes or breaks you in an interview is more of a mystery that some

You Never Get A Second Chance To Make A First Impression By Danielle Hollister

There is no easy way to define exactly what editors, publishers, PR managers, non-profit directors, advertising executives, and other industry pr

From Bumbling Bosses to Cranky Co-Workers – How to Overcome What Makes You Hate Your Job By Theresa Castro

I’ll be the first to admit that I hated my job. It took many years for me to come to this realization since I kept accepting promotions in the

How To Get A Job Fast By Julia Tang

In today's unpredictable economy, the idea of job security with any company would seem to be a thing of the past. Large company layoffs, golde

How to Success On The Job from Job Hunting to Keep Your Job and Get Most of Out of It By Julia Tang

INTRODUCTIONThis article will prepare you for the difficult task of job hunting. Not only will it show you how to get a job but it will s

How To Write A Job Winning Resume That Puts Yours On Top By Julia Tang

Many people would love to get a better job. And most of these same people have the proper training and skills to achieve this goal. Unfortunate

No Degree, No Problem By Brett M. Stevens

According to a recent survey, 52% of job candidates polled lied on their resume about having a college

Networking Masterclass - Part 1 - Practicing Empathy By Margaret Stead

Practicing Empathy A vital part of your networking skills is your ability to build rapport quickly and effectively with

Networking Masterclass - Part 2 Practicing Altruism By Margaret Stead

Practicing Altruism The 'Golden Rule' occurred in the Greek and Chinese cultures thousands of years before the Christian

Networking is the Key to Star Performance in Everything You Do. By Margaret Stead

Many people's idea of networking relates to the 'size of their Christmas Card List, rather than the quality of their relationship with each perso

Networking Mistakes and How You Can Avoid Them By Margaret Stead

'Fear of rejection' is the major reason why individuals looking for a career change hesitate to use networking as the most powerful weapon in the

Managing Emotions During Career Change and Job Search, Part One By Cheryl Lynch Simpson

How can you manage your emotions during your career change or job search? To answer this practical and wise question, let’s first define what em

Managing Emotions During Career Change and Job Search, Part Two By Cheryl Lynch Simpson

Half the battle in successfully managing your emotions during a job search or career change process is in recognizing and naming what you’re feel

Resurrecting the Perfect Resume, Part One By Cheryl Lynch Simpson

Is your resume dead? Don’t be so quick to say, “No way!” Of the hundreds of resumes I’ve seen written by job seekers of all backgrounds and edu

Resurrecting the Perfect Resume, Part Two By Cheryl Lynch Simpson

Are you in denial about the lifelessness of your resume? If you are reasonably qualified for the type of work you seek, yet your resume is consi

The Musketeer Approach By Nan S. Russell

Stories of intrigue, treachery, politics, lies, double crosses, and po

A Job is Not a Job By Nan S. Russell

It only happened on Mondays. Sometimes I escaped the unpleasant ritual

Acceptance is the Answer to All Our Problems By Teresa Proudlove

Many people today have lost jobs after decades of service; many others suffer within jobs they can see no way out of. In order to survive a painf

Updating Your "Plum" Job Now That You're a Parent By Norma Schmidt, Coach, LLC

It's startling to discover how having kids changes the way you see the world. Just compare your "before kids" vs. "after kids" views on what cou

The Chicken or the Egg? By Nan S. Russell

Even before I checked my calendar on Monday morning, I knew the appoin

Crafting A Stellar Career Summary For Your Resume By Cheryl Lynch Simpson

Are you a career changer? Or, are you satisfied with your stable career but interested in updating your resume? Are you a professional who has

Wishing and Hoping By Nan S. Russell

Years after Disneyland was built, after the completion of Walt Disney World, the story goes that someone went up to Mike Vance, Creative Director