Flexibility is high on the typical working parent’s wish list. And flextime is one way to achieve that goal. Theoretically it doesn’t cost a company money, because employees work the same number of hours on a different schedule. There’s no …

A resume provides information that “sells” you to a prospective employer. It is part of the first screening process when you are seeking a job. Your resume allows you to demonstrate skills, abilities and relevant experiences toward a position. Getting …

Here are eight ways to “sell yourself” during your job interview. 1. Be confident! Clearly state your strong points. 2. Practice interviewing. Do a mock interview with a friend or relative. Get their honest feedback and ask how they perceive you. 3. Know …

Job satisfaction is critical. The average working person spends more time on the job than in any other activity. Dissatisfaction with our jobs can adversely affect our personal relationships, physical health, and state of mind. Conversely, job satisfaction often has …

In today’s age, everyone is working to get through a tough day. Unfortunately, there are some seniors who still decide to postpone their retirement and continue to work. Although they are considered as valuable assets to modern-day companies, no one …

Your resume is your first impression. Companies receive so many resumes that they don’t have a lot of time to spend on each one. You must get your point across quickly. Some helpful hints are as follows: 1. Sell Yourself – …

A first step to getting your career right is to look at yourself. Always have in mind that you are responsible for your life and that you need to be, at least in part, responsible for determining the type of …

Written objectives are more likely to be accomplished than those you just think about. Set objectives about how you will go about finding the right career opportunity and include the following: 1. Alternative Choices – Make sure your plan has alternative …