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High In Demand Jobs

» by June 11th, 2009 at 9:13 am » Comments (1)

Despite the grim economy, there are still some high in demand jobs available.  Certain professions are fairly immune to an economic downturn, and even better, they pay well.  Below you’ll see a list of some of these in demand jobs.  They do each require previous education, experience, and possible certifications, but if you’re looking for [...]

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Should You Get a Job in Government?

» by June 5th, 2009 at 9:16 am » Comments (1)

You’re one of the unfortunate people left without a job in the current economy, and you’ve heard that there are a lot of jobs in government right now as part of Obama’s stimulus package.  These jobs have quite a few advantages, but before you apply, make sure you’re getting into it for the right reasons. [...]

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You Got Your Degree, But Can You Get a Job?

» by May 15th, 2009 at 8:43 am » Comments (0)

You’ve spent numerous hours on homework, racked up more all-nighters than you like to admit, survived the toughest professor the world has ever seen, and now you’ve got your degree to prove it.  Congratulations!  Take a few minutes to celebrate because reality is about to set in.  You are entering one of the worst job [...]

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How to Keep Your Job During a Recession

» by May 14th, 2009 at 8:26 am » Comments (0)

With unemployment rates lingering around the highest they’ve ever been, there are quite a few people out there searching for a job, and let’s face it, it’s slim pickings out there.  You, on the other hand, are not one of those people.  You have survived layoffs, cutbacks, and maybe even decreases in pay.  Now how [...]

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Making a Career Change During a Recession

» by May 13th, 2009 at 6:50 am » Comments (2)

As the economy continues to slump, you may notice your workload continue to rise.  Your company may be experiencing a number of layoffs and cutting costs wherever possible.  With fewer funds to go around and less people to get the job done, you might be expected to take on more responsibility.  Perhaps you already don’t [...]

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Job Interview Tips During a Recession

» by May 9th, 2009 at 1:04 pm » Comments (0)
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57 Ways to Keep Your Job and Excel at the Workplace

» by December 30th, 2008 at 11:36 am » Comments (4)

Possible the best way to keep your job, earn promotions and receive raises at work is to become an incredibly valuable employee. When you are an asset to your company, you become something that is a good return on investment. Here are 57 ways to make yourself indispensable work: Get involved with training and development [...]

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The World’s Best Profession

» by November 17th, 2008 at 1:08 pm » Comments (7)

I have a strong opinion on what I believe to be the world’s best profession, but before I share that with you, I have to tell you a funny story about something I uncovered while doing my research to back up my claims. I did a some searching on Google to try to find some [...]

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8 Recession Proof Jobs and Businesses to Be In

» by October 28th, 2008 at 9:04 am » Comments (8)

As economic booms turn into busts, your job security may shift and make you think about recession proof jobs that can not only weather financial storms, but prosper during tough economic times. Recession proof jobs do exists, and they tend to be in areas where there is strong growth even in a down economy, require [...]

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Resignation Sample Letters to Quit the Rat Race

» by October 27th, 2008 at 10:40 pm » Comments (3)

You’re ready to leave the rat race, but don’t want to burn any bridges. It’s time to pull out the resignation sample letters and get the creative juices flowing. Or if your a bit anxious to move on in your life, you can always resignation samples, pick one that sounds good to you, sign your [...]

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