The Top 10 Reasons to have a Career Coach By Art Eyzaguirre
Many people in the last decade have experienced for themselves either a layoff or termination. Some of these people affected have experienced out
The Top 10 Ways to Manage Your Career By Art Eyzaguirre
Many people in the last decade have experienced either a layoff or termination in their lives or the lives of somebody they know. While many of t
Knowing and Guessing By Nan S. Russell
The line between average and exceptional work performance is dotted with ordinary day-by-day behaviors. I was reminded of that line recently. My
Ten Great Careers For Single Parents By Max Stein
The challenges of raising a child by yourself, whether you’re a mother or father, can be very difficult. Add the burden of having to be out of th
Seven Deadly Types of Job Recruiters By Alotta Candor
Collect them all!Over the course of six months in my pursuit of a new job, I have talked to recruiters on a daily basis. I have co
Switching Careers - 7 Key Steps By Alotta Candor
Are you thinking about switching careers? If you are, you're not alone. Most Americans switch careers three times in their lifetime. Neverthel
Your Job Search Is A Marketing Campaign (Part 2) By Kevin Donlin
Here's a continuation of my article from a few months back on how the successful job search is really just a personal marketing campaign.T
Change Your Life, Change Your Career And Get A New Job! By Dale Lawrence
Careers dictate resume formatDifferent careers use different forms of resumes. When you’re working on your resume, beware of services tha
A Day in the Life of a Freelance Copywriter By Glenn Murray
Ever wanted a job where you could spend all day, every day, writing clever and inspiring prose? Yes? Well don’t become a freelance copywriter!
Write Resume Keywords That Gets Your Application Read By R.G. Srinivasan
As children we often used to read stories where magical words can open caves filled with treasures or magicians using words like abracadabra... s
Dissatisfied with Your Job? Take Your Power Back! By Doreen Banaszak
Apparently, there are all sorts of reasons to be dissatisfied with your job...Statistically, studies have shown that:-Lack of caree
Q & A How to Find a Great Search Firm By Steven Hall
Q & AQ: Are people sometimes cautious of ‘headhunters’?A. Yes. However the industry has evolved over the last decade and steadily g
One Step at a Time in the Job Search By Marilyn Tellez
What is the first step to take in a job search?Let's start with "Who Am I?" If the job seeker can answer that question easily, then the r
Are You an Ex-career Woman Living In a New Country? By Caroline Jalango
Were you once a successful, professional woman who had a significant status level and received adequate remuneration for your work?Have yo
Three Ways to Transition to a New Career By Steven Hall
As a Certified Personnel Consultant working for Find Great People International in Greenville, South Carolina, I receive telephone calls from peo
My Career is in the Doldrums - Do I Need a Coach or a Therapist? By Nina Ham
Is Monday the worst day of your week? Can you hardly remember when you enjoyed going to work? Do friends ask why you seem so down? Maybe this
Take Charge of Your Job Search: 12 Steps to Success By Michelle L. Casto
Despite what many people may say, a job search does not have to be an unpleasant experience. There are those people who choose to take charge of
Tips for Handling On the Job Setbacks By Alexandra Levit
If you’ve chosen a business career, you will inevitably experience some type of setback. And whether your pet project is canceled, your performa
F-E-A-R in the Job Search! By Marilyn J. Tellez
Fear in starting a job search is a four letter word! Like any other four letter word, the word itself can create more fear, and some- times self-
Bullseye Interviewing By Tamara Jong
An interview is much like a blind date. You have sweaty palms, heart palpitations, shaky nerves and a preconceived notion of what could happen.
Stepping Stone Jobs By Tony Papajohn
What we name something matters.It sets a tone that alters our attitude.Give something a new name and the difference may seem insign
Genes and Work Ethic By Tony Papajohn
If you have good genes, you are blessed. If they are exceptional, you might be successful on that alone.Add work ethic and you will be su
Out Recruit The Competition By Brett Stevens
We hear from our clients that they “hope the candidate takes the job.” Hiring a candidate shouldn’t be a guessing game. After you interview a
Resume Software – The Hidden Pitfalls By Roger Clark
Disadvantages of Resume SoftwareFormat A large majority of software requires the use of their format; most commonly using the chronolo
Are Your Intentions Clear in Your Job Search? By Marilyn J. Tellez
1. Do you REALLY know what you want?2. Do you know yourself well? What your interests, talents, and transferable skills are?3. Are
What Makes Americans Hate Their Jobs? This Advice Turns That Epidemic Around By Theresa Castro
Here are the sobering facts: studies show that almost 70% of all employees dislike or downright hate their jobs. These dissatisfied, disillusione
Get Inspired About Your Career By Richard Hanes
Get Inspired about Your CareerDo you linger in bed long after your alarm goes off on work mornings? Do you dread Sunday nights bec
Career Change Success Is Yours If you Follow The Formula By Peter Fisher
Recent surveys suggest that, given the chance, about four out of 10 people would change career tomorrow and a further two might. The most popular
Resume Writing - Importance of a Professional Summary By R.G. Srinivasan
The Summary is the preview of your entire resume. This may be be the only part that an interviewer or employer might read for shortlisting your
Can You Actually Fail A Personality Quiz? By Brian Fong
Q. I didn't get a job that I interviewed for. The employer told me that I had "failed" the personality quiz. How is that possible? Does this mean
