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		<title>Is the Recession-Proof Job a Myth?</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2009 18:08:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[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.  In light of the ominous economic forecast, there is a lot of talk about [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>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. <span id="more-535"></span> In light of the ominous economic forecast, there is a lot of talk about finding a coveted “recession-proof” job. </p>
<p>However, the term can be a bit misleading. A Human Resources Manager in San Francisco explained, “There’s a general misconception that there are scores of ‘recession-proof’ job openings out there that are somehow absolutely secure.  Unfortunately, no job has that kind of guarantee.”  Instead, “recession-proof” simply refers to the job sectors that are more resilient during this turbulent time.</p>
<p>Healthcare Professionals &#8211; If we don&#8217;t have our health, nothing else really matters.  Being healthy and staying healthy, will always be one of our most basic needs.  So, the demand for skilled healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, psychologists, dentists) will remain high.</p>
<p>House and Car Repairs &#8211; Though there seems to be a general freeze on new home and automobile purchases, consumers are more willing to have their homes repaired and their old clunkers serviced. As a result, handymen and mechanics are experiencing an increase in demand.</p>
<p>Law Enforcement and Security &#8211; Difficult economic times usually line up with increases in robberies, theft, and crime.  And so the demand for policemen and other security services is currently high.</p>
<p>Personal/Beauty Care &#8211; Most people think that this would be an entirely discretionary sector.  Some of the upscale beauticians and cosmetologists may feel the pinch, but places that find a way to service haircuts to a down-market will most likely be okay.  In the scope of things, haircuts are a relatively inexpensive way for consumers to feel good about themselves.</p>
<p>Food Industry &#8211; Even though bad financial news might give make our stomachs turn, we still need to fill it with food.  Like the healthcare sector, there is a constant demand that needs to be fed.  Up-market restaurants may be hurt as frugal family&#8217;s find ways to stay within their budget by eating at home or frequenting places that offer discounted meals or coupons.</p>
<p>The general rule of thumb is businesses that rely on discretionary spending like entertainment, new houses, automobile market, home furnishings, the travel industry will likely continue to see more and more job loses.  While businesses that provide products and services that are essential, critical and needed like healthcare, food, childcare, primary education, legal services (particularly bankruptcy law), and security are considered “recession-proof.” These job markets are better equipped to weather (and might even thrive during) this economic maelstrom.</p>
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		<title>Yahoo HotJobs Review &#8211; Featured Article</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 21 May 2009 18:11:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[With today’s weakening global economy, and our nation’s rising unemployment, more and more highly skilled, dependable workers are being let go from their jobs on a daily basis; and some have even worked that one job for several decades. All of this has the working population of America scrambling for a new job – and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>With today’s weakening global economy, and our nation’s rising unemployment, more and more highly skilled, dependable workers are being let go from their jobs on a daily basis; and some have even worked that one job for several decades.<span id="more-294"></span> All of this has the working population of America scrambling for a new job – and as a result, some are becoming quite competitive for the few job openings that are left in their area. Fortunately, there is a solution for rising <a href="http://unemployment.com/">unemployment</a> rates, and for those who have trouble finding the right job for them. And that solution is none other than <a href="http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-3465419-10642978" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">HotJobs.com</a>.</p>
<p>Powered by internet giant <a href="http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-3465419-10642978" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Yahoo HotJobs</a> is your best source for finding employment on the World Wide Web. But this isn’t just some website that popped up over night – not by any means. Hotjobs.com has been helping U.S. citizens find employment all around the country for several years now, and their partnership with Yahoo only increases the capabilities and effectiveness of what is already a well-established and reputable online company.
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<p>But perhaps best of all, unlike many of the other employment related websites out there who want you to pay for their services, everything on <a href="http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-3465419-10642978" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">HotJobs.com</a> is completely free of charge! All you have to do is sign up for an account on their website, submit your resume, and watch the job offers come rolling in. In the event that the offers don’t come quick enough for your liking, you can search for specific jobs, as well; so you can make sure to find a place of employment where you’ll be not only comfortable, but productive as well.</p>
<p>Furthermore, you’ll find thousands of articles that offer tips on a variety of career-related aspects, including tips to improve your resume, how to act (or how not to act) at a job interview, and much more. You can even compare salaries not only of different careers, but of salaries in different areas, as well – so you’ll know if relocating to a nearby city really will provide you with more money. If you’re looking for a job in any area of expertise, <a href="http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-3465419-10642978" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">HotJobs.com</a> is a site that is not to be ignored.</p>
<p>And because HotJobs.com is such a well-known site to find prospective workers, employers of all types frequent the site when looking to fill positions within their company. Some of these companies even choose to advertise exclusively on Yahoo HotJobs, so you might be able to find an employment opportunity here that you won’t even find in your local newspaper or on any other sites. Moreover, since so many employers use <a href="http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-3465419-10642978" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">HotJobs.com</a>, your chances of finding employment in a town or city near you is even greater than any of their competitors.</p>
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		<title>Accounting Jobs</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 21 May 2009 17:11:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Accountants are used all over the world no matter where you go you will find these trained specialists working at keeping the financial figures of the world in line. No matter what the business is there are accountants, many corporate leaders have a background in accounting, the business world is growing everyday, and the need [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>Accountants are used all over the world no matter where you go you will find these trained specialists working at keeping the financial figures of the world in line. <span id="more-416"></span>No matter what the business is there are accountants, many corporate leaders have a background in accounting, the business world is growing everyday, and the need for people trained in the accounting profession is growing quickly.</p>
<p>The study requirements to become an accountant are generally business related; studies in corporate finance, International finance, or financial planning these fields have a growing need for accountants. It is not always necessary to have formal training to become an accountant in some places. It is possible to study under a qualified individual or firm in order to become an accountant, although formal study is a very good route to take.</p>
<p>A Bachelors degree in accounting is the standard for the majority of the states for accounting training, being a job requiring a great deal of paperwork accounting is done in the office environment. A CPA examine is required by most states, this gives clout to the accountants qualifications. Having professional affiliations helps the marketability and a Masters’ degree can be the norm for an accountant considering extra training is required beyond the bachelors’ degree program. People trained in accounting are qualified to work in a large range of fields; they work in law, as professors, in banking, as well as consulting firms. An accountants salary can range from $47,000 to $57,000 per year, managerial accountants can easily average 85,000 per year.</p>
<p>The world is evolving into a financial metropolis, countries all over the world are doing business in seconds, and money is changing hands at lightning speed. This exchange of financial paperwork must be calculated filed and documented; the machinery of this financial movement can only be fully understood by the accountant. Tax accountants are the group the average person seems to know about but of course there are so many other accounting fields where specialized financial training is necessary. With many financial regulations changing and the requirement for more open financial records it will be necessary to have more accountants.</p>
<p>The field of accounting is a very interesting and varied in the advantages that it offers. The circles you are allowed to work in are many; you are welcome in law enforcement, as well as many other professions. The help of the accountant is needed by the corner grocer as well as the corporate board room. Shipping firms and government entities need accountants, this is a global industry, and the limits of its reach are few.</p>
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		<title>Customer Service Jobs</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 21 May 2009 17:05:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Customer service is an umbrella term used to describe many job titles. It is any job that consists of providing service to a customer or potential customer. It is the single most important asset that a company can offer to stand out from the rest. How customer service is delivered will determine whether a sale [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>Customer service is an umbrella term used to describe many job titles. It is any job that consists of providing service to a customer or potential customer. <span id="more-410"></span>It is the single most important asset that a company can offer to stand out from the rest. How customer service is delivered will determine whether a sale will happen or if people will return for more business. Face to face, over the phone or behind the scenes, regardless of the kind of customer service job held, all employees should follow the same rules to deliver their best work. Companies are looking to hire people that possess the 3 A’s of customer service which are appearance, attitude and accuracy.</p>
<p><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-527" title="customer-service-picture" src="http://unemployment.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/customer-service-picture-300x199.jpg" alt="customer-service-picture" width="300" height="199" />Even if you are not serving customers face to face, your appearance should always be clean, neat and business casual unless otherwise stated in your job description. Being well groomed, clean and dressed appropriately, boost self esteem. Your self esteem will help you to do a more productive job, which will shine through in your work. Employers and customers alike will benefit from this.</p>
<p>Your attitude can make the difference of having a good or bad day. How many times have you gone to work upset and it only made your day worse? On the flip side of that how many times have you went to work happy an in a great mood, which made those around you respond in a positive manner, resulting in your having a wonderful day. Nonetheless customers can sense when you have a bad attitude. Even if your assisting over the phone they can hear in your voice whether you are smiling or frowning. Having the right attitude will definitely open up the door for promotions and raises.</p>
<p>If you are filling orders, giving information, sending out letters, etc. you need to work with accuracy. There is nothing more annoying than getting the wrong information. As a customer service employee you can make a difference by just providing accurate information. There is nothing wrong with saying “I don’t know the answer to that”. However, someone practicing great customer service will not leave a customer with such an inadequate answer. If you don’t know the answer it is proper technique to help the person get on the right track to finding out what they are looking for.</p>
<p>Many companies offer in house customer service training. If you work for a company that does not offer training and you want to sharpen up your skills, you can go outside of your job to acquire help. Check with your local unemployment agency, community college and/or library. If they can’t help you, they will point you in the direction you need to go.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:57:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[With unemployment at an all time high, more people than ever before are trying to find steady, full time work. The job market is quite competitive, and many people are having to take cuts in pay just to find work. There are many different ways to go about finding employment; the Internet has made it [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>With unemployment at an all time high, more people than ever before are trying to find steady, full time work. <span id="more-185"></span>The job market is quite competitive, and many people are having to take cuts in pay just to find work. There are many different ways to go about finding employment; the Internet has made it easier than ever before for people to peruse hundreds of job listings in no time. People who live in economically repressed areas may prefer moving to areas where the <a href="http://unemployment.com/">unemployment</a> rate is lower, but many simply do not have this option. Therefore, local job openings are essential for many job seekers; the trick is learning where to look.</p>
<p><img class="size-full wp-image-336 alignleft" title="job-openings" src="http://unemployment.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/imageorange.jpg" alt="job-openings" width="230" height="153" />The first &#8211; and most traditional &#8211; place for people to begin job hunting is the local newspaper. If you live in or near a major metropolitan area, the Sunday edition of that city&#8217;s newspaper is sure to have a very large classified section of local job openings. This is often the best place to begin any job search, as the vast majority of employment opportunities listed in these publications are located right in the nearby area. They are usually grouped by job type, too; for instance, all driving or transportation jobs are grouped together, as are all office or clerical jobs.</p>
<p>Nowadays, many major newspapers also have online editions. Many of them have teamed up with major online job boards to offer the best of both worlds for job seekers &#8211; local job listings in an easy to read, and search, online medium. Often, these types of web sites allow you to search the local job listings by criteria like zip code; you can then select the radius you are interested in. If you do not mind a longer commute, for instance, you could search within forty miles of any given zip code. People who prefer to stay nearer to home, or who need to use public transportation, might choose a much smaller radius.</p>
<p>Local job listings are also often available at the local unemployment agency. These are much easier to find in more populated areas; they do exist in rural regions, but they tend to be quite far flung. Either way, if you have had little luck with the listings in the local newspaper or on the local paper&#8217;s website, heading over to the unemployment office and perusing their list might be a good option to consider.</p>
<p>Many other different kinds of place may also post local job listings. City halls often have an area devoted to these, such as a bulletin board. Even some local grocery stores or shopping malls may have an area reserved for job ads. The key to finding a good job in a shorter time frame is to spread your search around; don&#8217;t limit yourself to just one source for local job listings. By adding variety to your hunt, you are far likelier to happen upon a job that is perfect for you. Persistence is key, and with a little bit of work you should be employed again in no time.</p>
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		<title>Recession Proof Jobs</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:53:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In hard economic times, people want to know what are the recession proof jobs. There are some jobs that will always thrive, no matter what, and others that are available now due to circumstances totally unrelated to the economy. For example, healthcare and medical jobs have an excellent outlook for the next decade or longer, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>In hard economic times, people want to know what are the recession proof jobs. There are some jobs that will always thrive, no matter what, and others that are available now due to circumstances totally unrelated to the economy.<span id="more-182"></span> For example, healthcare and medical jobs have an excellent outlook for the next decade or longer, due to an aging population that will need a steadily increasing amount of medical attention, and the double effect of the aging population of medical professionals who are retiring from current medical jobs. Jobs are plentiful for trained medical workers, including medical assistants, home health aides, physical therapists, technicians, physicians and nurses, and their support staff of assistants and records keepers.</p>
<p>Other jobs are always in demand, like jobs that require someone who knows how to fix things, like automobiles. As people try to keep what machinery they currently own running longer, repair is the obvious solution. Other areas that are strong in hard times are those related to recycling and reuse, such as second hand stores, and discount stores. Regular needs are always in demand, such as heating and air conditioning, food service and supply, and to some degree, even entertainment as people try to forget their hard times.</p>
<p>You can make a short list of recession proof jobs. It would include the above mentioned medical jobs, and add to that jobs the federal government will create to help the situation. Technology, in particular clean or eco-friendly technology, will grow as an alternative to fossil fuels that pollute and are in reduced availability at higher costs. Sales and marketing is more necessary than ever in hard times.</p>
<p>Keeping business going and thriving is the job that falls to the administrative assistants, and the financial wizards, bookkeepers, tax specialists, and accountants. Business professionals and those with international skills will be in demand as businesses try to reach farther to obtain sales and new markets. Security is another area that will find an increasing demand, as crime becomes more evident during hard financial times.</p>
<p>New technology and computer technology are good areas in which to seek new jobs with growth potential. Software development, web designers, information technology, and computer networking specialists are in demand. And, as people move from a poor economic climate in one state to another with better prospects, teachers will find demand in the growth areas. Teaching is normally a steady career, but the areas for work will fluctuate with the population movement. Finally, even Donald Trump mentioned in a recent cable television appearance that hard times are a great time for the entrepreneur to develop and grow a business.</p>
<p>Sometimes the best recession proof job is that of making your attitude a positive attitude. Always plan, and have a plan “B” and “C” handy for those unexpected bumps in the economy that always pop up. Get busy in advance of hard times, and retrain in one of the careers predicted to be in demand, rather than just waiting for the pink slip.</p>
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		<title>How To Find A Job</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:46:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It’s no secret that finding a job in today’s economy can be a headache. This is true because you aren’t taking advantage of all your resources. Do you confine your job search to the Sunday paper? Are you a techy who’s only means for looking for work is the internet? If so, this is where [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>It’s no secret that finding a job in today’s economy can be a headache. This is true because you aren’t taking advantage of all your resources.<span id="more-177"></span> Do you confine your job search to the Sunday paper? Are you a techy who’s only means for looking for work is the internet? If so, this is where the problem lies. </p>
<p>You shouldn’t confine yourself to one method of searching. These are only a couple of ways, there are quite a few more. After becoming of aware of the different opportunities, and incorporating them into your everyday job search routine, you will find yourself preparing for an interview in no time.</p>
<p><strong>Online Job Searching Agencies</strong><br />
This option is the most popular. It has the largest variety of jobs and the internet is easily accessible from your home. Online agencies present you with job openings nationwide. If your skills match any of the positions nearby, the commute to the nearest state should be too far off. Some online agencies provide a resume building service and also offer various career resources. </p>
<p>Do not apply for jobs unless you are confident of your qualifications. The competition is steep and you would want to use your time wisely. Some of the leading online job searching engines are Craigslist, CareerBuilder, Monster, and Yahoo Jobs. If you have already decided which companies you would like to work for, you can apply directly on the company’s website.</p>
<p><strong>Temporary Employment Services (Agencies)</strong><br />
Temporary agencies (sometimes called “temp” agencies) can be local or nationwide. Temp agencies post jobs online, in the newspaper classifieds, and with state agencies. All temporary agencies provide resume building services.</p>
<p><strong>State Employment Services (Agencies)</strong><br />
Although the paper work can be frustrating at times, in the end it will be worth it. The state employment agencies provide you with all the resources needed to land that perfect job, including a resume builder. This agency will provide you with local job opportunities, as well as statewide.</p>
<p><strong>Newspaper Classified Advertisements</strong><br />
The majority of jobs posted in the newspaper classifieds are local. Also included is enrollment info for nearby community colleges and a variety of academic institutions.</p>
<p>In an economy such as this, it is imperative you have all the tools necessary to ensure positive results from your job search. Although you may be accustomed to your normal methods of job searching, experimenting with new methods can only increase your chances. Taking advantage of all resources available will not only land you a job, but prepare you well in advance.</p>
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		<title>Jobs in your area</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:38:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is a tough economy and finding a job may seem like a difficult proposition. The Colorado unemployment rate is almost 8% and each day there are more job cuts. As dismal as this seems, there are job opportunities available locally but it is a matter of working hard to find them and knowing where [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>This is a tough economy and finding a job may seem like a difficult proposition. The Colorado unemployment rate is almost 8% and each day there are more job cuts.<span id="more-173"></span> As dismal as this seems, there are job opportunities available locally but it is a matter of working hard to find them and knowing where to look.</p>
<p>Before starting to search for a job, your job skills must be evaluated. If your resume does not include any education or job skills, then this must be addressed first. This has to be a priority because employers are not interested in hiring non skilled employees. The job market is way too competitive to expect to be hired with minimal skills. Unskilled workers have been the first employees to be laid off because they are the easiest to replace.</p>
<p>The next step is to determine what the occupational field that is to be pursued. If your job skills and training is as a petroleum engineer then your search must be aimed at employers who need this type of worker. Be smart with your search and don’t waste your time looking at places that would never hire in your field.</p>
<p>If you plan to transition into another job category, your resume needs to convey that your skills fit into the criteria for the job that they are looking for. Be specific and use terms that employers are looking for such as managed, directed, saved, or was responsible for.<br />
Where does an unemployed worker start looking for a job?</p>
<p>Don’t bother to look at the want ads in the newspaper because there rarely are any worthwhile jobs listed.<br />
If you have contacts within your field, call everyone that you know and let them know that you are looking for work. Networking is the best, most reliable method to find a job. If you do not have any contacts, then your job search will need to go to the internet.</p>
<p>A good place to start looking for jobs is with the government. There is the U.S. government, state government, city and county government, and local districts. The U.S. web site is www.usa.gov and currently has over 15,000 jobs listed. In addition, The State of Colorado usually has a variety of jobs available. Another rich source of jobs is the individual city and county governments. There are a lot municipalities and generally each one has a web site with open positions available.</p>
<p>Search for employment through the internet job sites, like monster.com, career builder.com, or jobsearch.about.com. Yahoo hot jobs.com, for example, has over two thousand open jobs listed. Be creative and check every available internet job site and aggressively go after any job that you may be qualified for.</p>
<p>One source that many times goes unnoticed is the local media outlets. Many radio and television stations have their own sites with jobs that may not be published anywhere else. On the channel 9 news web site there are 442 jobs listed.<br />
Look hard and don’t get discouraged.</p>
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		<title>Find Jobs</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Apr 2009 22:39:30 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The average commute for American’s is 25 minutes each way or 50 minutes a day. Multiply that by the amount of weekdays in a year, and that turns out to roughly 217 hours or little over week. With time being one of the most precious commodities, imagine what you could be doing with an extra [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>The average commute for American’s is 25 minutes each way or 50 minutes a day. Multiply that by the amount of weekdays in a year, and that turns out to roughly 217 hours or little over week.<span id="more-113"></span> With time being one of the most precious commodities, imagine what you could be doing with an extra week a year. In a recent survey commuting was the majority complaint when it came to what people least looked forward to during the work week. Not only does it waste time, it costs money, depreciates the value of your car, pollutes the environment and wreaks havoc on our emotions.</p>
<p>The stress of missing a meeting due to traffic or getting cut off by a rude driver is almost unbearable; then add in a traffic ticket here and there and its enough to make people scream. So why do we put ourselves through this nightmare on a daily basis, because we have to go to work, but what if you lived where you worked? For a growing percentage of people in New York and surrounding areas, they have sworn off of commuting entirely. This growing segment of the work force is happier, more productive and more cost effective, all because they now work from home.</p>
<p>Almost a decade ago, working from home was limited to a very few fields. However, with today’s technology, the number of careers that allow you to work from home has exploded; in fact there are so many job opportunities it really depends on what field you want to work in. Telemarketing is one of the largest employers of people who work from home. Telemarketing and telesales are rather easy and can be quite lucrative. The only requirements are a telephone and a computer with internet access. Telesales can be difficult at times, but anyone who is persistent and motivated can earn annual six figure salary.</p>
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<p>A few other common occupations of people who work from home are computer engineering and technical support. In today’s era, the need for onsite technical support and an in house engineering team has become almost obsolete. These jobs can now be executed from the comfort of their home. For those of us who are less technically inclined, there are still plenty of other work from home opportunities.</p>
<p>With the world shrinking, different cultures with different languages are interacting everyday. If you are skilled in a second language, many people are looking for bilingual individuals to translate conversations and documents. This can be very lucrative due to the high need for certain languages such as Chinese, Arabic and Japanese. </p>
<p>Another rarely touched on reason for why working at home is becoming more attractive is due to the wider array of job opportunities. In New York and surrounding areas, the job market has a maximum number of available openings. However, by working online, you will have the world at your fingertips. You will be able to work on a project for someone in London while simultaneously working on a job for someone in Egypt. It may not seem like it at first, but working at home will broaden your employment abilities far beyond your dreams.</p>
<p><strong>Related Links:</strong></p>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Apr 2009 21:55:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In California and surrounding areas, unemployment is rising almost daily, but with this, so are job listings. With each layoff, another person joins the ranks of the unemployed, but another person is saddled with his or hers departed colleague’s duties. As more and more people take on the tasks of their terminated coworkers, companies are [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>In California and surrounding areas, unemployment is rising almost daily, but with this, so are job listings.<span id="more-84"></span> With each layoff, another person joins the ranks of the unemployed, but another person is saddled with his or hers departed colleague’s duties. As more and more people take on the tasks of their terminated coworkers, companies are realizing that productivity is decreasing. This slowing in productivity is then contributing to decreased sales and revenue which is sparking more layoffs. However this vicious cycle has been recognized and managers and upper level executives are realizing that they are going to have to spend money to make money and in spending more money they are creating more job listings.</p>
<p>With all of the layoffs the employment pool has been growing at an amazing rate. Due to this large number of available employees, many companies are beginning to offer more and more career search capabilities. In the past, people would have to go through traditional channels to find a job listing. Potential employees traditionally would have to search through pages of small ads in California and surrounding area newspapers. When they became fed up with the newspapers they would turn to temp agencies and other means to track down a job listing. Fortunately today people are able to search for job listings more efficiently. From more general websites like craigslist or merely searching for the company where you want to work, to specific websites that target executives or computer engineers; the means to find a job listing are endless. </p>
<p>The average person has a good idea as to what field they want their next job to be in, but they don’t know how to find that dream job. With so many options to find that special job listing, people often times become frustrated because they think they have seen everything and yet found nothing. However, if this is you, don’t be discouraged, that dream job is out there, you just need to know how to find it.</p>
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<p>The internet is full of literally millions of job listings. Start off your job search with a few ideas in mind. Knowing your desired location, salary, title and company size can immediately filter out more than 80% of the online job listings. If you want to stay in California make sure that location is your first limiting factor and then continue down your list of priorities. Pretty soon you will find that you have cut through more than 99% of the job listings out there and although this may not sound like a lot, it still can leave thousands of jobs up for grabs. So how do you filter even further? You’ve come to the right place. This page is full of job search tools that can help you find the exact job listing you want. Just remember the priorities that you value and go from there. You’ll be submitting you resume in no time!</p>
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