Who Should Write Your Resume? By Joan Ridley

This is a question we get a lot. It seems rather easy to do it yourself if you have access to a word processing program and printer and feel com

The 4 Job Search Facts You Need To Know! By Dale Kurow

Are you harboring bitterness or anger towards your current or past employer?Do you find it difficult to be upbeat when interviewing or net

Speak Up: Your Job Is At Stake! By Dale Kurow

How good are you at standing up for yourself?Do you run the other way when done an injustice or when someone steps on your proverbial toe

Rev-Up Your Network! By Dale Kurow

Whether you are looking for a job, new clients or feel the need to expand your list of professional contacts, networking is the answer.S

How to Turn Career "Mistakes" into Career Wins By Dale Kurow

I recently talked with a client who was paralyzed at the thought of making another “mistake” in her career.She was stuck and unable to ch

Children At Work: Looking at Child Labor in the Victorian Age By Jennifer Gibbs

Today, it isn’t that uncommon for some children and teenagers to work. They may earn extra money by baby-sitting, doing yard work, or maybe even

Career Change - Is Your Career A Good Fit Or Is It Causing Pain? By Donnie Harrison

Do you leap out of bed in the morning looking forward to the day ahead?Do you love your job and find that your working day goes past in th

Is Your Career Your Calling or Just a 9 to 5? By Yasmeen Abdur-Rahman

Do you remember your parents asking you what you want to be when you grow up? By the time I was in the 9th grade, my mother started asking me tha

What Not To Include In Your Resume By Michelle Roebuck

Do you have a difficult time determining what does not go in your job resume? The rule of thumb is to only put enough information about your qu

Five Qualities Employers Want By Richard Hanes

More than ever, employers want employees who can produce results! Here are five qualities employers seek in such employees.1. Attitude

How To Answer Your Call In Mid-Life By Craig Nathanson

Hank Bochenski’s story proves it is never too late to walk away from a life you feel trapped in and do something that you really love.Hank

The Myths of Career Change By Jeffrey Levine

Chances are you already have many ideas about what it takes to successfully transition into a new career, even if you have never done it before.

Making Yourself More Relevant To The New Workplace By Colin Ong

Being a current job seeker can be quite a challenging prospect as there are many changes in the workplace. Life-long employment is no longer the

Importance Of Your Job Search By Paul Debognies

So that you can decide just how critical your job hunt is in your total life scheme, let's put a kind of frame around the importance of the effor

Work Attitude Ethics For Progress By Pierre du Plessis

This "fruit for thought" article is for all human beings, who somehow find themselves in the role of breadwinner and striving to improve their li

How to Track Your Right Career By Cardell Phillips

Are you lost in the wilderness when it comes to choosing a career? Once, we knew the way. As children, we played at different roles, but some bec

Where Do I Go From Here? By Adrian W. Savage

Making Your Future Work Better For YouIt’s the commonest concern people have about their careers. Where am I heading? Is this the r

Ten Great Careers That Don’t Require A Four Year Degree By Max Stein

One of the great myths associated with the “American Dream” is that you need to have a four-year college degree to be successful. As the economy

When Should You Update Your Job Skills? By Max Stein

With the U.S. economy still slumping and unemployment numbers barely moving forward, many workers may be considering what their employment future

Leave Your Dead End Job…For Good! By Max Stein

So here you are…stuck in a dead end job. Are you hitting the glass ceiling in a job you once loved, but now can’t stand? Maybe the hours are long

Career Education Options For Working Adults By Max Stein

Ask yourself this question: “Do I like what I do for a living?” If you answered “no”, what are you doing about it? Maybe you have a “good” job

Oil, Lube and Filter Employee Pay By Lance Winslow

We have been studying the labor rates of Oil, Lube and Filter Quick Lube Facilities and we are finding that the pay is lower than you might expec

Skilled Mechanic Wage Study Review By Lance Winslow

Well what is a good mechanic worth these days? You cannot place a value on them simply as labor units as they teach in management school, they ar

Wanted: A Diva for the Job of a Lifetime! By Merci Miglino

“When I was a child, I always thought the world was mine, A stomping ground for me, full of opportunities. I always had this attitude that I was

Job Search Campaign Tip: An Activity Diary By Virginia Bola, PsyD

Looking for a job involves a wide range of responsibilities: preparing a resume, looking at ads, contacting employers, calling and visiting frien

Successful Job Search: Knocking Out The Competition By Virginia Bola, PsyD

Most of the time, competition stimulates us, gets our juices flowing, generates creativity, a sense of excitement, and motivates us to perform at

Writing Resumes By Dale Lawrence

Use a resume as a foot in the doorWhen you go to college, they don’t really teach you how to advance your career. In order to get the jobs

Working Abroad - Employment Advice In Spain By Karen Milacic

Jobs and employment on the Costa BlancaThe Council of Europe regulations forced Spain to end all restrictions on the free circulation of

10 Tips to Help You Ace the Interview and Get the Job By Helen Wilkie

The interview is the "beauty contest" part of the job search process. Interviewers get to compare candidates by asking them similar questions and

Helping Mid-Life Employees Find Meaning By Craig Nathanson

People work to live, but most also live to work. A study on the meaning of work conducted back in 1987 revealed a strong attachment to work as a