Getting and Staying Employed in a Shrinking Job Market
To call today’s economy tough is like calling Moby Dick a big fish. Let’s face it, with the threat of double digit unemployment looming ahead it is down right scary for the vast majority of people I hear from each day.
What to Know About Hiring Millennials
This spring’s class of college graduates is part of a whole new generation – the Millennials.The mistake would be to assume they are like the generations that have gone before them.
Green Careers: Targeting Eco-Friendly Companies
Until fairly recently the main measure of a company’s success was determined by its financial bottom line. Was it making a profit or was it sustaining losses? Although companies have been managing their activities by using their financial profits as their guiding light for a very long time, many stakeholders have sustained losses while the company’s shareholders have celebrated their wins.
Six Ways to Be a Smart Career Risk Taker
To be highly successful in your career requires that you engage in risk taking. But risk is accompanied by fear–fear that you’ll screw up, fear that others will judge you, and fear of the unknown. Confront your fear and use it as a motivator!
Would You Invest In Your Career?
One-half of US employees are dissatisfied with their jobs, up from two-fifths 10 years ago. Are you one of them?
