When the economy goes bad, naturally people become concerned about the safety of their jobs. Granted, not all jobs are equally vulnerable to lay offs during a recession. Some jobs tend to be safer than others. [click to continue reading…]
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The last two years have been particularly hard on the job market. The recession led to the loss of 7 million jobs and has left 1 in every 10 Americans unemployed. Growing concern has surfaced over the government’s handling of the issue. In President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address on January 27, 2010, job growth featured prominently in [click to continue reading…]
Networking on the Internet is the most efficient way to search for new job opportunities. Networking Sites bring people, contacts, companies, headhunters and even a friend or two right to your desktop. These sites allow you to target thousands of potential possibilities with a click of the mouse. [click to continue reading…]
Though it may seem a bit counter-intuitive, sometimes volunteering and internships are the best ways to score a job. While it may seem unrealistic to work for free, the benefits of volunteering can be so great that [click to continue reading…]
The past year has brought a huge amount of job seekers onto the market. For these unfortunate folks, many are eagerly searching popular job listing websites. While that is an essential part of the job hunt, an even more important [click to continue reading…]
Seeking a letter of recommendation can be quite a tedious process, but with the right connections, whether from a supervisor or instructor, it is possible to impress prospective employers and land a great position. [click to continue reading…]
In this economy, the unemployment rate is up and jobs are hard to come by. Every available job will have competition and being prepared for you interview will help you ace the interview and land that job. [click to continue reading…]
Thousands of jobs are and being cut daily in the United States. Projections show that many job sectors like the real estate market, financial services, residential construction, and automobile manufacturing are vulnerable to job losses in the upcoming year. [click to continue reading…]
