Graduating With A Plan of Action By Ann Baehr

Congratulations, you’ve just graduated with a degree in your chosen field.So what’s your next step going to be to launch your long-anticip

Take this Career and Shove It - In the Right Direction! By Ann Baehr

Are you listening to that little voice in your head telling you how much you dislike your job? If not, you may become angry with those around you

Corporate Flight Attendant Training Options By Matthew Keegan

Finding work as a corporate flight attendant can be an arduous process as, unlike the commercial carriers, most business jets do not require a fl

How HR Works to Get the Job Done By Ann Baehr

Human Resources is just what it says: resources for humans – within the workplace! Its main objective is to meet the organizational needs of the

Corporate Flight Attendant Salaries By Matthew Keegan

Pay. You know that business aviation pays more than commercial, in most cases a lot better, but you aren't sure what the going rate is for a corp

Job Security for Three Decades By Paul Jerard

There is a growing need for more Chair Yoga teachers. Education about the mental and physical benefits of Yoga has spread like “wild fire” in th

5 Hot Tips To Sharpen Your Skills As a Savvy Job Finder By David Arnold Livingston

Best job - is this an oxymoron? This holds true especially for those who are working their fingers to the bones just to pay the bills. But this s

Your Job Interview Is Like A Blind Date: It's a Meeting Between Two Interested People By Ann Baehr

Love is in the air. You know a little about your date and your date knows a little about you. The description of your blind date seems to be too

Employee Background Check By Mark Kyle

What are employee background check?From a simple employee background check to a full blown due diligence investigation the contents and ty

Recruitment Myth By Sohail Zindani

HR is simply proving to be the Giant among all other business function. As we move further from information age to talent age, its impact would g

Aviation Jobs: Something For Everyone By Matthew Keegan

I have been a big fan of the aviation industry ever since my stint with PeoplExpress Airlines in Newark in 1984. The defunct carrier, long since

CV Writing - Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them By Waller Jamison

Creating a CV is central to the search for a job, but is something most of us hate doing. For some reason, this crucial skill is not an obligator

What the Trend in Online Databases Means to the Employment Screening Industry By Cathy Taylor

The most prominent trend in the employment screening industry has been a proliferation of online databases offering cheap background checks. Any

Create Your Own Security By Monikah Ogando

Because of the acceleration of change, many traditional standards of job security are not applicable to the current workplace environment. When o

Changing Your View By Nan S. Russell

Last time I was hiking in Montana's Glacier National Park, I stopped to view through binoculars, a mountain goat trekking atop a rock cliff. My h

Are You Looking to Change Jobs or Just Find One? By Dennis Mecca

Resume writing may seem like one of the most daunting tasks ever. It is also one of the most important things you must do if you hope to get the

Job Search: Is It a Numbers Game? By Steve Ratliff

Unfortunately, job search can be a "numbers game".When the Internet first came on the job search scene it was a great differentiator. Cand

5 Easy Ways To Become a Job-Search By Jason Adams

According to current Department of Labor statistics, today's college graduates will, on average, have 8 to 10 jobs and as many as 3 careers in th

What is an Internet Consultant? By Scott Hendison

Yes, I'm an internet consultant, but what does that mean? Does that mean that I know everything there is to know about the internet? No. Not even

Finding Employment As A Corporate Flight Attendant By Matthew Keegan

I recently received a phone call from a very enthusiastic, if not perky, flight attendant who has been working in the commercial sector for sever

Gear Up for Your First Job Interview By Cathy Warschaw

You have probably become fairly accustomed to dressing casually for school with a wardrobe consisting of jeans, shirts, and tennis shoes. And wh

How to Become a Fire Investigator By Genevieve Belfiglio

Part detective, scientist, engineer, and law enforcer, the fire investigator represents the collusion of multiple careers rolled into one. It is

Choosing a Different Destiny By Gabriel Machuret

When people find themselves complaining in an office about the boring every day work, the stress, the traffic, the vain conversations, the noise,

Taking A "Hands On" Approach Will Help You Choose The Right Massage School By Terry McDermott

The process of choosing a massage school is not dramatically different than selecting any other education program. The most important preliminary

Research Department Tips By Keri Wissell

The SearchLogix Group’s Research Department utilizes job boards. Job boards, such as Monster, can be very useful. The “perfect” candidate is ne

Change Careers? Why Not? By Karen Larsen

Changing careers? Thinking about it? If not, why not? If you’re not happy where you are, then changing your career may be a wonderful move. Howev

Wisdom to Chew On By Cathy Warschaw

Now is the time to take action in order to get ahead of the competition!Many experts are reporting that the competitive nature of the job

Why Women Earn Less, and How to Avoid the Gender Trap By Christine Sutherland

Despite Legislation for Equality, the Big Picture Hasn’t Changed for Women in Professions or BusinessIn civilised countries around

Become an Investment Advisor By Nick Hunter

There are many people who feel that to make money in todays market and in the future, you must work off of advisory fees and not commissions.

Tips on How To Get Hired Everytime By Jo Prabhu

Are you:• Someone who can manage and be managed?• Do you have a great Personality- can you represent and be an Ambassador for a com