How to Practice the Art of Acknowledgement
Posted April 16th, 2012 by adminOne of my clients said of her boss, “Just once, I’d like to hear her tell me what’s good about my work, instead of pointing out everything I didn’t do.”
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Is a college degree essential for working in human resources?
Posted March 28th, 2012 by adminIs a college degree essential for working in human resources?
Career Planning – Induce Effective Professional Growth
Posted March 1st, 2012 by adminAre you in search of better career planning ideas? Well, being a career enthusiast in the present age, you are most likely to answer this question with a yes. After all, rapid development in the technological sector and advancement in the global professional sector has changed the learning and working approach all across the world.
Media 101: Moving from Regional to National Work
Posted March 1st, 2012 by GuestAuthorIt’s the dream of many media professionals to move from regional to national. Whether you’re working in television, radio or print, the idea of a successful career in national media can be very appealing. However, many of those people that dream about this change, simply dream rather than doing anything to move forward. If you want to do more than dream, here are a few tips to help you move from regional to national media.
Resume Writing Tips for High School Graduates
Posted February 21st, 2012 by GuestAuthorMany high school students see their time in high school as an opportunity to broaden their horizons, experience new things, make useful connections with students, teachers and other faculty, and prepare for the college experience.
Why You Need a Cover Letter with Your Resume
Posted January 19th, 2012 by GuestAuthorA cover letter is generally a one-page attachment that accompanies your resume, and that may also sometimes accompany even a standard job application, or serve as a letter of inquiry.
How Your Alma Mater Can Help You Find a Job
Posted January 6th, 2012 by adminAs a response to college students struggling to find success in the job market, many colleges and universities now offer several new services and departments designed primarily to help students become more successful in their transitions. Before sending out your hundredth resume, consider how your alma mater can help you make the transition from college and jump start your career.
Re-entering the Job Market: Resume Tips to Help You Land Work
Posted December 17th, 2010 by adminSo your career has been on hold for awhile. You’ve taken some time for yourself, whether it be to raise a family, pursue a hobby, or care for loved ones, and even though you have not been working. But how to go about getting a regular job?
