It’s a new year, and many of you want to find a job or change a career. You might be tired of the same process of looking for a job, or even tired of being rejected. No matter the case, you might be blocking your own chance to succeed simply because your qualifications may not have changed.
It’s a new year and many of you want to find a job or change a career. You might be tired of the same process of looking for a job or even tired of being rejected. No matter what the case, you might be blocking your own chance of succeeding, simply because your qualifications may not have changed.
College graduates seeking to begin professional careers in their chosen pursuits should understand that the “dream job” will not materialize out of thin air, nor will they likely have a chance to encounter an employer who will hire them on the spot with a lucrative starting salary.
What is the biggest obstacle for a person successfully re-entering the job market today?
According to most career counselors, being relevant and up to date in your particular field is the most common hurdle to overcome. With technology moving so fast many people’s skills and knowledge are outdated every couple of years.
Do You Know How To Be A Star At Work?
By Sharon Woodson-Bryant
Janice is an extraordinary performer at work and because of her image she is considered a star. In case you didn’t notice, stars get more training, more mentoring, better projects and greater flexibility. The good news is that you don’t need the perfect job situation in order to be a star, because most star qualities come from you – from taking your basically good skills and bringing them up a notch.
If you have contributed to your former employer’s 401(k) Plan, you understand the importance of saving and the benefits of this type of investment. Now that you’ve left your former employer and can no longer make tax-deferred contributions, you have an opportunity to address what you’d like to do with this retirement account, as well as review your entire retirement strategy. While continuing to save is generally the best strategy, there are several options to consider regarding how and for how long you save.
Should citizens always blame the President of the United States for high unemployment rates when they happen? There are some influences that can point directly to a president, but there are other key factors that dictate the rise or fall of unemployment possibilities in America.