Job Search Tip: Master the FOUR BEES! By Paul Megan

Ok. So you’ve decided it’s time to make a career move!Maybe you just got laid off. Or management is driving you crazy. Maybe you need t

Turning the Tables - Interviewing The Interviewer By Joel Vance

When is a question, also an answer? When what you ask, tells an interviewer something about your mindset, motives, understanding of the job, or w

Proper Technique for Quitting a Job By William Nichols

After months of looking you’ve finally found the job of your dreams. The new company loves you and wants you to start work as soon as possible.

Job Search Tip: Know Yourself! By Paul Megan

Welcome to the job market revolution of the 21st Century!The good old days of passively finding a job . . . writing a resume, posting it o

Over 50 and "Over the Hill"? How to Save the Displaced Older Executive By Pierre Daunic

“I was hit with a double-whammy!” Henry lamented. Henry, 53, was not only let go at the peak of his earning years as a telecommunication

So Much More Than "Just a Secretary" By Vicky Bach

Years ago, while working as a Branch Secretary for a cemetery services company, I had a phrase uttered to me that would be repeated many times, i

I Can't Get No Employee Satisfaction By Martin Day

I'm not happy. The printer has still not been fixed and now my chair is broken. The problem with this place is that it is falling apart. My bo

The Three Ps of Salary Negotiation By William Nichols

Salary negotiations aren’t easy for most people. If you’re going after a new job, you don’t want to price yourself out of the market. If you’re

New Job Blues By Mary Gardner

I started a new position last week as a headhunter. I’ve marketed people practically my whole career and have gotten people jobs but never was em

Forensic Accounting - CSI of Accounting Jobs By Jay Moncliff

Forensic accounting is one of the fastest growing areas of accounting jobs in the market today. This specialized area is interesting and dynamic

Career Breaks for Older Workers By Rachel Morgan-Trimmer

More and more British workers are taking career breaks – one study reported that three-quarters of the workforce was thinking about it.But

How to Freelance Well! By Sami Rathi

For both established or a new business; using freelance talent is valuable, cost-effective resource in many circumstances such as..

CV Writing - Why You Need A Web CV? By Sally Griffiths

1. In this age of technology a CV put together on an old typewriter and sent ‘snail mail’ is not enough. A Web CV is simply a copy of your CV pr

Job Search Victim Or Professional? By Paul Megan

We had an uncomfortable job search strategy session with Keely a few weeks ago.She sounded desperate. She had met some unexpected resista

The Road of Work: Keys to a Successful Navigation By Debora McLaughlin

Your Guide to Navigating the Road of WorkDo you feel that your life is an express lane and you are driving blindly? Ever feel that way abo

Ready For A Job Change? By Paul Megan

Your job search is often a race against the clock. So, you need a structure to stay focused. If you don’t have a focus, your budget, patience a

How To Be Successful In Today's Job Market By Joe Love

Reorganizing, downsizing, consolidating, and streamlining are more than just a few fashionable buzzwords that describe today‘s job market. For mi

Unappreciated--Find a New Job Now or Stay Where You Are? By Georgia Adamson

What's Your Job Situation? If Bad, Is It Bearable or Unbearable?Money isn't the only motivator or de-motivator for employees. Lack

Motivating Tips for Job Seekers By Dale Kurow

Are you staring at an empty page, trying to write the next cover letter? Or postponing the grip and grin meeting you’ve scheduled? Have lethargy

Aviation Employment Boards And Finding Work By Matthew Keegan

Finding work in the aviation industry involves spending time on the internet researching companies, obtaining contact information, and doing plen

10 Ways To Use Speaking to Further Your Career Goals By JoAnn Hines

Professional speaking is one of the easiest ways to enhance your career. Opportunities abound; no matter how experienced or inexperienced. The mo

The Queensland Employee Relations Environment Context By Philip Lye

For many Australians, both employers and employees, the workplace continues to be a place of harmony where each goes to work discharges their ind

Are Outrageous Hiring Interviews the New Wave? By Sean Martin

Just recently in the news there was a story about an Internet company called Image Net who conducted job interviews on Mt. Fuji in Japan. Image

CV Writing – Write a Perfect CV By Sally Griffiths

Your CV is a gateway to getting an interview for that ideal job. It is your opportunity to provide a good first impression but you only have two

Employers – 10 Questions to Ask a Recruitment Agency By Mike Hewlett

If you are an Employer looking for permanent staff, using agencies can be an efficient and cost effective method of recruitment. Do your homework

Fire Your Boss: Work For You Instead By Roy Miller

Have you ever wanted to fire your boss? I’ve never known anybody who didn’t want to at least once a year. I’ve worked with lots of people who wan

How to Quit a Job? By Christoph Puetz

Leaving a job is often a difficult step. Sure, there is the exciting opportunity to do something different, but if have been with an employer for

Corporate Flight Attendant Job Hunting Tips By Matthew Keegan

I will not pretend that this is the easiest topic to write about. In fact, my knowledge of how one finds work as a private flight attendant is ba

Where to Get Your Online Finance Degree By Jay Moncliff

An online finance degree is a wonderful option for individuals who want to go to college, but for whatever reason prefer an online forum as oppos

Find a Job Online By Jay Moncliff

The Internet has simplified everything from shopping to banking and now even employment has been made easier because you can have a job online. T