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Career Planning

7 Job Interview Tips for Prospective Employees

Tweet A slowly recovering economy, tax headwinds and a mixed national mood continue to affect the job market, but for the savvy prospect there are opportunities awaiting them. The following

Small Business

Should Your Business Keep its Casual Fridays?

Tweet Fridays were usually chosen and the term, Casual Friday, began to find its way into the business lexicon. Casual Fridays are still in action today, but some businesses have

Business Services

What Staffing Do You Need to Start a Business?

Tweet Now that Charles Phillips Oracle former co-President has transitioned over as CEO of Infor, we can follow his example and see how he develops and expands his new company.

Achieving Success

10 Time Management Tips for Busy People

Tweet Seriously, each of us can probably use some guidance on how best to use our time, saving precious minutes which seem to be hard to come by for those

Achieving Success

Why You’re Still Broke This Far Into the Recovery

Tweet Today’s challenges are tomorrow’s opportunities. That’s true too, and it may not get better for several more years, a grim prospect for many older Americans with not too many

Money News

How to Survive a Double-Dip Recession

Tweet How are you reacting to bad economic news? Still, no matter how poorly the economy performs, there are always opportunities for enterprising people to survive what may prove to

Money Management

Managing Your Money During a Job Search

Tweet The first step in stopping that cycle is effective and consistent money management. Hierarchy of Life The hierarchy of life is comprised of three levels or platforms. From the

Career Planning

Lost Your Job? 6 Ways To Deal With It

Tweet By Nitin Aggarwal Everything from how you manage your time and resources will help determine whether this layoff is a temporary setback or a potentially long-term hardship. It’s OK to

Career Planning

Office Gadgets Are The Workaholic’s Fetish

The office, I’ve decided, is where most of us spend our time – up to one-third of it on any given day. Whether working for a company or from home, most people do seem to do most of their productive work (especially in Internet marketing) at a desk.

Career Planning

Favorable Job Forecast For 2011 Announced

Tweet The headwinds for job seekers may begin to ease in 2011, at least that is what the online career site, CareerBuilder.com, is forecasting in their annual job forecast released

Career Planning

7 Steps to a New Job in 2011

Tweet 2010 is fading into oblivion, yet another year for the history books. This year marks the third consecutive tough one for many people who have had to weather an

Career Planning

Manage Expectations When Looking For Work At Year End

Tweet People who are looking for work as the year comes to a close are facing a harsh reality: unemployment is nearing 10 percent and the job opportunities are scarce.

Money News

Bleak Job Outlook Portends Weak Christmas Shopping Season

Tweet Holiday shopping may take a hit in 2011 Consumer Reports is reporting that American consumers are managing their finances better, but a worsening job picture and falling retail sales

Career Planning

22 Ways to Blow Your Next Interview

Tweet Unemployment remains high which means when candidates finally snag an interview, they need to be mindful that lots of other people may be applying for the same job. These

Business Services Career Planning

Turned Down For a Raise? Seek These Instead.

Tweet It has been more than two years since your last raise, your company having frozen all salaries in the face of tough economic times. You’re grateful for your job,