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Searching for Employment
Searching for a job can be a daunting and confusing task for anyone, whether he or she is just entering the job market, looking for a better job or find him or herself without a job after several years with one employer. A job search can be successful when the person looking for a job knows exactly what they should and should not do when looking for a new job. Once a person has located a job . . .
Searching for a Federal Job
Many years ago searching for a federal job was a long, complicated and drawn out process. Today, it has been become far less complex and is now just a three-step process. Finding a federal job used to be accomplished through postings in a government office branch and sometimes in libraries. Today, finding an opening can be done right on the Internet. There is a web site that lists federal j. . .
Students Searching for a Job
Searching for a job has become easier than ever for those who are graduating from school and looking to enter the workforce. Many schools offer guidance services as well as networking opportunities for graduates looking for work after finishing school. Recruiters often work hand in hand with career services on a number of campuses to connect with the kind of individuals they have in mind for . . .
Searching for an IT
Looking for an IT job is one of the easiest to perform due to the incredibly high demand in the IT field. As the Internet grows, corporations network through Intranets – even the advancement of science has the demand for anyone with IT skills at an all time high. Computer technology continues to advance, change and grow and, in turn, increases the demand for new and diverse IT jobs. A job se. . .
Searching for Jobs Online
Searching for jobs online is easier than ever, but also more confusing than ever. Any Internet user doing a job search online will find that they can choose from hundreds of national employment listing web sites and the numbers can often be staggering. When performing on online job search, it is a good idea to choose from an online employment classified web site that allows for regional searc. . .
Job Interviews -- The Real Reasons Why You Need to Follow Up
Effective follow-up after a job interview is often a key reason why someone gets a job, even though there are other equally qualified candidates. Many candidates treat follow up as an optional add-on to their job search. Read on to see why that’s just not the case. There are several reasons why you should follow up. Sometimes, out of sight is really out of mind. Your phone call or letter can . . .
Searching for an Executive Job
A job search for executives is far less complicated today than it has been in the past. Anyone who is looking for an executive job can simply look to the Internet where there are hundreds of employment websites, with many specifically geared towards executives. These websites offer individuals the opportunity to network with other executives in order to share ideas, offer communication about o. . .
Your Resume Format - What Is The First Thing You Need To Do?
Copyright 2005 by David Green http://www.powerfuljobsearchtips.com The first thing you need to do before you write your resume is learn how to format it. Just as if you were cooking a new dish you would follow a recipe, so too should you follow a specific format when you type your resume. There are three different types of resume formats you can use. First, we will talk about the Chronological. . .
A Look At Some Out of the Ordinary Jobs
What do you want to be when you grow up? Chances are if you ask that question in any third grade class, your answers will include at least one fireman, one policeman, one cowboy and an assortment of other jobs that are glamorized on television and books. But there are far more jobs than those that make good reading and television. Some of the most interesting and unusual jobs are those that mos. . .
Should You Take That Freelance Gig?
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs Believe it or not, there are certain projects that you probably shouldn't accept. Turning down work is probably the hardest decision you will need to make when running your business, but sometimes turning down a gig is necessary. In this article I will explain to you the details that you need to consider when you are. . .
Four Job Interview Mistakes That Can Torpedo Your Chances of Success
What are the worst mistakes job hunters make? It turns out there are four big ones. These four mistakes turn up repeatedly when executives responsible for hiring talk about the reasons why someone didn’t get a job offer. If you make even one of them, you’ll drastically reduce your chances of getting selected. Interview mistake #1: Thinking like a job hunter The only reason why an employer hir. . .
How to Evaluate Job Offers and Zoom In On the Right Opportunity for You
You’ve been successful in your job hunt and have received a job offer. Maybe you received more than one offer. That’s great. The next question is, how do you evaluate an offer to see if it is the right one for you? Let’s look at some real answers. The first step is to identify your priorities. Many people make the mistake of evaluating just the offer. They look at salary, work content, benefit. . .
Targeting Your Resume is So Important For Your Career
Copyright 2005 by David Green http://www.powerfuljobsearchtips.com Targeting your portfolio, (resume and cover letter) can get you any job you desire! The purpose of targeting is so you can find your perfect match, your dream job! To target successfully, you need to calculate the position, do this and you will be sure to hit the mark. When targeting the job you wish to apply for, ask yourself. . .
How To Write A Resume, Avoid These Resume Mistakes
Copyright 2005 by David Green http://www.powerfuljobsearchtips.com HOW TO WRITE A RESUME-MISTAKE #1 NEVER USE THE WRONG PAPER! What kind of paper should you choose when typing your resume? The color of paper you will want to use will be white or ivory. You will also want to type your resume on a heavier paper, such as a 20 lb. bond. HOW TO WRITE A RESUME-MISTAKE #2 DO NOT APPLY TO THE WRONG JOB. . .
Job Tips For The Frustrated Job Seeker
There is nothing more frustrating and depressing when you are out of work and trying to find a job and your job search is going no where. Don't feel bad, you are not alone and there is a good reason why searching for a new job can be so difficult. There is no doubt the job market has changed. 30 years ago when I applied for my first job I remember answering an ad in the paper, calling and speak. . .
Job Interviews -- The Four Worst Objections You’ll Face and How to Deal with ...
Dealing with tough questions and objections is an essential part of job interviews. Here are four common ones that derail many candidates. Read on to find out what they are and how you can deal with them. Objection #1: You’ve been fired from your last jobr First of all, don’t blow the issue out of proportion, either to yourself or to the interviewer. Remember, this is fairly common these days.. . .
5 Ways to Drastically Improve Your Resume in 10 Minutes
Follow these quick and easy tips to build yourself a better resume in under 10 minutes flat. * Use strong, action oriented language that describes specific skills or accomplishments. Go through your resume from top to bottom and eliminate weak language. Don't write "Was in charge of large graphic design department that increased company revenues" when you can say "Managed 12 graphic artists in. . .
Scams - How Can I Tell Which Jobs Are For Real?
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs The internet and newspapers are filled with scams. In fact, sometimes it is hard for me to even market AllFreelance.com - because many people see "Work at Home" and they instantly think that I am trying to sell them a "scam job". This article will outline how to tell which jobs are scams before you invest your time a. . .
Job Interviews -- How to Follow Up Effectively
Getting a job is not just about your performance in an interview. The post-interview follow up you do has a critical role in a successful job hunt. Here’s how to do it effectively. On the day of the interview or at most the next day, send a thank you note to each of the interviewers. Apart from saying that you’re keen to take up the job, mention two or three of your key strengths or skills tha. . .
Age-Proof Your Resume
Older job hunters fear interviews where their age cannot be concealed and where an initial response of dismay on an interviewer's face, quickly hidden, confirms their anticipation of discrimination. The mature job seeker often prefers the anonymity of mailed resumes, e-mailed inquiries, internet applications, and telephone contacts. Interviews, however, are the goal of everyone who wants to wor. . .
Telecommuting To-Do List
Compiling to-do lists often help us remember all those little, nasty chores we have to do even though we would like to forget them if we could! Writing also organizes our thinking and defines our goals in a concrete manner. You can use this handy little tool as you search for a real work at home job. No experience is necessary and the only equipment you need is a piece of paper and a pencil!. . .
Job Interviews -- What Your Pre-Interview Research Should Cover
When you go in for a job interview, you’re not just a candidate seeking a job. You’re a potential problem solver and contributor. To play that role effectively, you must be armed with the right kind of information. That’s what pre-interview research is all about. Break down your research efforts into four broad areas. That’ll make it easier to manage and also ensure you don’t leave anything ou. . .
Preventing Mid-Career Burnout Article
Jeremy had all the symptoms of mid-career burnout. A 29-year-old buyer in the purchasing office of a Bay Area company for four years, he was having a hard time staying focused and completing projects at work. He also had low energy, no enthusiasm and a negative attitude toward his job. Worst of all, he simply did not want to go to work when his alarm clock would ring in the morning. “The pay . . .
~I've Sold My Soul to My Job!~
IS YOUR JOB SUCKING THE LIFE OUT OF YOU? Do you feel like you've sold your soul to your work? If so, you're not alone. Studies show that many Americans, up to 90% of us, are unhappy with our current job. Does this sound familiar? Here's the danger; the discouragement that comes from merely surviving your career can become an immobilizing distraction. ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*. . .
5 TIPS FOR A SAFE ONLINE JOB-SEARCH
Written by Teena Rose of Resume to Referral Teena Rose is a certified and published resume writer and author of "20-Minute Cover Letter Fixer" and "Cracking the Code to Pharmaceutical Sales" (available at CareerEpublications.com). Conducting a job search using the Internet has definitely transformed how jobseekers contact hiring companies. The availability of copying and pasting a text versio. . .
The (Online) B-School Advantage
In a tight job market, job seekers need to find ways of making themselves attractive to employers. And in this “jobless economic recovery” where more and more jobs are being shipped overseas (many call center and IT jobs may be lost to India forever), an advanced degree offers some protection against being outsourced. By earning an MBA degree, candidates can demonstrate: their willingness to le. . .
Is a Career a calling or choice?
Is a Career a Calling or Choice? By Michelle L. Casto How much of our career path is destiny and how much is free will? In my opinion, it is 50/50. We are given a life map at the beginning of our lives, and there are things we are meant to learn, people we are meant to meet, work we are meant to perform. But many of us are not tuned into ourselves and the signs that are presented to us. We . . .
Unemployment: Take Back Control!
One of the most emotionally crippling aspects of unemployment is the sense of powerlessness it engenders. Job layoff triggers financial pressures, emotional distress, family turmoil, and dashed career hopes. It is forced on us by unrelenting fate, an emotionally disengaged employer, and economic currents that have little to do with us personally. We feel that we have no control over our situat. . .
Win More Clients, Projects and Freelance Jobs By Making Three Small Changes
I've spoken to hundreds of editors, employers, and project managers about how they choose a freelancer for a job. Whether they were reviewing job applications or considering project bids, they all had one thing in common. As every one of them started to look at the applications, they had their skeptic's hat on. How a Project Manager Thinks Here are a few quotes from project managers and employe. . .
How To Type A Resume For Employers
Copyright 2005 by David Green http://www.powerfuljobsearchtips.com Learning how to type a resume may feel like a daunting task. Even the most affluent writers have asked themselves, how to type a mind-blowing resume. Follow the tips in this article, and you will find the answers on how to type an outstanding resume. First, your resume must be computer printed. The days of the almighty pen or. . .
Negotiate Better Job Offers with This Twelve-Point Checklist
You’ve been through an employer’s interview process successfully and have now been extended a job offer. And you think the offer could be better. If that’s the case, read on to find out cutting-edge strategies that’ll help you negotiate a better deal. 1. There’s no need to accept the offer on the spot. Do express your appreciation for their offer and ask how long you can take to make a decisio. . .
Leadership For Deep Results: Without Them Are You Wasting Your Leadership And...
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Resumes That Rock (16 Expert Tips)
It's never too early to update your resume, even if you're not searching for a new job. Why? Updating your resume is a valuable reminder to yourself of your practical value to employers. Refer to it when preparing your business case for a raise request or when preparing for your annual performance evaluation. Your resume is a good reminder of your achievements for your company as well as your c. . .
You Don't Need a J-O-B to Earn a Living
714 Words Copyright Valerie Young The alarm clock jars you awake at some insanely early hour. As you hit the snooze button you think, "there's gotta be a better way to make a living." As someone who rolled out of bed this morning at 8:30, I'm here to deliver the good news: there is. A lot of people dream of escaping "Dilbert's world" and being their own boss. Perhaps the biggest reason these dr. . .
Avoid a Three-ring Circus with These New Interviewing Strategies
I referenced the circus because I just finished another interviewing book that recommends asking for the job before leaving the interview. I can envision up to 15 qualified professionals each asking the interviewer for the job. If each asks for the job, doesn’t that make the question null and void … cross out each other’s great gesture? If everyone jumps through the same hoop, performing like a. . .
"I Want My Money Back!"
My friend perked up. "At least, I get to start working at home" she said. Terrorists in the United States and the anthrax scare did what she had been unable to do. Convince her boss how telecommuting could be beneficial to companies and employees alike. More and more companies are checking into telecommuting options for their employees. Sadly, the workplace is becoming frightening. While this. . .
Legal Considerations for Your Home Freelance Biz
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs So you are ready to set up your freelance business in your home? There are a few legal regulations that you should keep in mind. ZONING LAWS There are millions of businesses being run from a home office in violation of local zoning regulations. You might want to check with your local county office or zoning departme. . .
Powerful Techniques for Requesting a Raise
You probably think you deserve a raise. But does your boss think so? Here's how to go about convincing your boss that you're really worth more than you're being paid. First, you must realize that doing a great job is NOT a good enough reason to justify a raise. Your employer EXPECTS you to do a great job. Your performance must be "over and above" what other employees in similar positions are do. . .
Want to Work for Yourself? Those Dream Jobs Don't Just Happen, They're Created
499 words Copyright Valerie Young While traveling in northern California last October, I happened to tune into a local newscast. The newscaster was telling his co-anchor that the speaker at that morning's Rotary Club meeting had to cut his presentation short because he was being flown down to Disneyland to carve elaborate Halloween pumpkins for the park festivities. The newscaster wrapped up th. . .
Looking Good or Doing Good?
This article may be published electronically in either your ezine or website under the provision that all copyright, contact and link information is kept in tact. We would appreciate receiving a copy for our Publishers Directory. Thank You. Word count: 997 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LOOKING GOOD or DOING GOOD? © Rhoberta Shaler, PhD www.SpeakingAboutWork.com What is your focus a. . .
Ten Tips for Starting a New Job
1. Get to know people. First meet those people in your department and then those in departments you interface with. Listen more than you talk. Ask lots of questions and get clarification if necessary so you truly understand how the office/department/business works. 2. Don’t try to change everything at once. Be open to learning “their” way before you suggest “your” way. 3. Get in synch wit. . .
How To Increase Home Office Productivity
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs Working at home is not always as easy as people with "normal" jobs might think. There are hundreds of distractions home workers must struggle against. Whether it's your screaming kids and telemarketers or just the constant hunger pains from knowing the refrigerator is just behind you. Only the most diligent worker wi. . .
Got Rhythm?
Want to thrive while juggling job and family? Get into a regular rhythm of work and rest. It's as vital as inhaling and exhaling. The right rhythm for you is uniquely yours. A daily period of 10 to 20 minutes to relax and rejuvenate can do wonders. You might decide that one day per week, you'll avoid work related to your paid job and keep household chores to a minimum. Vacations of several d. . .
Negotiating a Raise, New Job Title, or Bonuses
Written by Teena Rose, a columnist, public speaker, and certified/published resume [http://www.resumebycprw.com] writer with Resume to Referral. She’s authored several books, including "20-Minute Cover Letter Fixer" and "Cracking the Code to Pharmaceutical Sales." Negotiation is a give-and-take process until an eventual agreement is reached between two or more parties. To understand the art of . . .
The SAMMER Test: Leading People To Get The Right Results At the Right Time In...
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"How to Create a Great Electronic Resume"
After creating the perfect resume, you then need to distribute it. You'll likely be sending some professionally printed hard copies, especially to "A list" companies or organizations you've set your sights on. But just as likely, you'll be distributing other copies electronically. Presuming you've written a great resume to begin with, here's what you really need to know about your electronic ve. . .
Closing the Gap on Your Career Goals
If you still picture a steady progression up the ladder when you think of your career goals, it is time to shift your thinking. For most people, climbing the career ladder is no longer an option. The working world has changed so dramatically that linear career paths rarely exist, except as historical symbols. But, without those trusty rungs to show the way, how do you figure out the next step. . .
Freelancers and Small Business Need a Budget
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs For people with a salaried job, budgeting their income and expenses is an easy task. A regular paycheck comes in for them every two weeks with taxes and benefits already taken out. For them it is easy to predict how much income will come in and what expenses will go out. But when you leave your full-time job for a fr. . .
Top 10 Questions to Ask in an Interview
Go to your interview well-prepared. It’s as much your interview of them as it is the other way around – show them that you have done your research and that you are really interested in the job and the organisation, but that you still have a few questions that you would like answers to as well (to ensure that it’s the right job for you, etc.) If you don’t have questions, it could be interprete. . .
Top Ten Things To Emphasize in an Interview
The interview situation – after public speaking, it’s probably one of the experiences most of us fear most. With good advance preparation and practice, you can turn it into a positive experience. The following top tips will help you ensure that your answers are top notch – and that you will positively set yourself apart from the rest of the candidates. So here’s what to remember to emphasize. . .
What Not to Put on Your Resume
by Susan Dunn, http://www.susandunn.cc “Should I admit a weakness?” one of my coaching clients asked me. “Something tells me I shouldn’t.” ”Something” was telling her right. Your best tool in writing a good resume, is your intuition, or common sense aka Emotional Intelligence. WEAKNESSES Don’t talk about your “weaknesses” unless you’re asked. In my years as a Career Counselor for college st. . .
Job Interviews: Use the Personal Touch to Get a Great New Job
A study conducted by the Journal of Consumer Research in 1995 showed that sales people who used their prospects' names generated a 239% increase in sales. In today's fast-paced world, that personal touch is even more important. The simple act of using a name can have a dramatic impact on your own ultimate success in landing a new job! During your next interview, focus on remembering the names o. . .
Create a Network and Catapult Your Job Search
Networking is still known as a great job-search strategy, yet it eludes some individuals simply because they don’t know how to go about it. Individuals also tend to shy away from networking because it’s time consuming. Unlike online résumé submission or folding a résumé, stuffing it in an envelope, and adhering a stamp, networking requires far more time and dedication. The results, however, can. . .
Your Ultimate Leadership Feedback Loop: Their Leadership
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3 Interviewing Mistakes
by Carole Martin, The Interview Coach Since no two interviews are alike, it is difficult to be prepared for what lies ahead, but you can focus on your presentation skills, which may be even more important than what you have to say. Three areas of performance, which should be considered dangerous and deadly, are worth spending some time thinking about before your next interview. 1. Poor non-ver. . .
Job Hunting Tip: Self Preservation
Looking for work can be difficult, frustrating, anxiety-provoking, and demeaning. There are few situations we encounter in life where we feel so powerless. Not only do we have a sense that we have little control over the outcome, but we also feel judged. We become objectified, presented like a colt at a yearling auction or a slave on the bidding block. We walk, we talk, we run around in circle. . .
How to Network Successfully Online
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs If you want to get your business name out there, nothing is better than referrals and networking. Networking is the act of passing someone's name on to another person. But, in the new world of technology, networking has taken on an entirely new face. Since this form of self-promotion could mean make or break for your. . .
Top 10 Tips for Excelling at Interviews
The interview situation – after public speaking, it’s probably one of the experiences a lot of us fear most. I have a suspicion that some people might even put off job hunting for fear of the ‘interview’. Sound familiar? With good advance preparation and practice, you can turn it into a positive experience. The following top tips will help you be prepared, realaxed and confident and ensure . . .
Helping Mid-Life Employees Find Meaning
People work to live, but most also live to work. A study on the meaning of work conducted back in 1987 revealed a strong attachment to work as a way of life. The study found that 86 percent of people would continue working even if they had enough money never to work another day. There could be no better indication that work is not simply a matter of putting food on the table, but is core to the. . .
Freelancers - Avoid That Audit
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs You probably aren't too concerned about being selected for an audit. Well, if you're a freelancer, avoiding an audit should always be on your mind as you file your taxes. Why? Because, no matter how straight you play it, freelancers get audited much more than salaried employees do. No - the United States IRS doesn't . . .
A Gift Basket Business The "Punkin" Way-Part Two
Can you start a GB business for under $100? "I don't think so. With a well thought out plan you could probably start out for under $250. A quality heat gun, roll of shrink wrap, 2 rolls of wired ribbon, heavy duty tape & a turntable are going to use up your first $100." How do you determine the price of your baskets? "There are different methods of pricing. Some use a mark-up percentage of. . .
Freelancers - Setting Your Hourly Rates
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs Determining how much to charge for your services is often one of the biggest challenges for a new freelancer. If you are a new freelancer, you have probably searched the Internet trying to look for average rates of professionals in your field. Don't even bother. I will let you in on a secret . now that the Internet i. . .
Medical Billing Courses: Can You Really Get A Work at Home Job?
Sheila Spieler has been a Managed Care Consultant for over 11 years, specializing in accounts receivables. She routinely interviews and hires medical billers for local physicians. We asked her about medical billing courses and how possible it was to get a job as a Medical Biller/Coder and work at home without any initial onsite time. "First off Sheila, what IS Medical Billing?" "Most people . . .
"Help! Mary Poppins Please Apply!"
Often the idea of working at home appeals to us because we don't want to leave our children with strangers for the better part of a day. Child care expenses can take a huge chunk from a paycheck. Still, working at home with small children can be difficult, exhausting and presents a unique challenge. Boundaries overlap and blur. Formerly "work time" and "home time" was clearly defined, now time . . .
Home Office Deductions
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs Home office deductions are one of the perks of working from home, however, there are clear drawbacks too. If you meet the IRS guidelines for deducting your home office, you can expect to get a hefty tax break. On the other hand, deducting your home office can increase your chances of getting audited. Additionally, by. . .
To Get Hired or Get Promoted, Attitude Is The Key
When you're looking to get hired or get promoted, what do you think is your most important asset? Your experience? Knowledge? Skill? Talent? While all of those are advantages that will help you achieve your goals, there's one thing that's more important than all of them combined. Your attitude! I attended a board meeting recently. It should've been spelled "bored." Just about everyone's eyes we. . .
Effective Promotion With the Use of Signatures
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs Are you looking for an inexpensive way to promote your freelancing business? The email signature is a very powerful and reliable method of marketing your services . and FREE! Not only would I recommend the use of signatures, I am telling you that signatures are vital to the growth of your business. What is a signatur. . .
A Leadership Lesson: Two Guys With Guns
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Naming Your Freelance Home Business
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs If you want to be taken seriously, you will need to name your freelance business. Make sure that your business name reinforces the image that you want to project for your company. For example, one of my websites names is AllFreelance.com. You automatically know from the name of this site that it has to do with freela. . .
Effective Promotion with the Use of Cold Calls
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs Cold calls tend to be the least effective form of marketing for consultants. But, if implemented effectively "cold calls" can land you a gig, maybe even your first gig. The trick is to place yourself in the shoes of the prospect on the other end of the line. Anyone can pull it off with a little bit of strategy. Befor. . .
Promote Your Biz with an Email Newsletter
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs Newsletters are one of the most effective forms of marketing for your home business. An email newsletter can: 1. Build loyalty of clients and prospective clients 2. Keep your name in front of clients and prospective clients 3. Spread the word about your services 4. Make a name for yourself as an expert in your fiel. . .
Better Aging
My friend who retired last year from years on Wall Street tells me, “I have to watch very carefully how I spend my money. I don’t know how to do anything.” One of the reasons people find retirement challenging, is also the solution to the problem of better aging: we identify with roles in our lives. Worse than that, we enjoy them. They’re what our life is all about or we wouldn’t have been . . .
A Childproof and Workable Home Office
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs If you have young children, then deciding how to design your home office has probably given you a headache. There have been times of chaos in my own home when my young children have ripped up or colored on important papers, stuck objects into disk drives, and jammed the printers with toys. With this under my belt, I . . .
The Fine Art of Delegation
“No man will make a great leader who wants to do it all himself, or to get all the credit for doing it.” --Andrew Carnagie Success in delegation is not measured by how you go about delegating, to whom you delegate, or how often you delegate. Your success will be judged by the results you achieve through delegation. Effective delegation does not just add to your achievements…it multipli. . .
21st Century Career Success
21St Century Career Success When it comes to modern career development, one thing we can all count on is change. With the advent of technology, telecommuting, and E-commerce, how work is performed is in a state of reinvention. Self-employment and small business development will become more the norm than big business. And career changes will be more frequent due to rapidly changing organizati. . .
Smashing The Gray Ceiling
For decades, women have chaffed at the invisible glass ceiling which prevents their moving into the high executive brackets that their competence, knowledge and skills have earned. The same amorphous barrier confronts older workers both in terms of advancement within a company and, most especially, when a job change is required. There is an adage in the military that if a rank above major has n. . .
21ST Century Strategic Program Marketing
How to position yourself to profit from the mindset of today’s decision-makers © Burt Dubin The people who run corporations—both the huge monoliths that have been furiously downsizing and merging, and the start-ups that have created millions of jobs since the start of this new century—are now recognizing that human capital is their most valuable asset. Today more cash is being invested in ed. . .
Home Office Ergonomics
Article submitted by http://www.Allfreelancework.com - 1000s of freelance jobs Long office hours are often necessary for freelance professionals. This is exactly why so many of us have chronic headaches, cracking wrists, tingling fingers, and stiff necks. All of these symptoms can be avoided by designing your home office with ergonomics on your mind. This article will summarize the basics of ho. . .
10 Steps to Escape the Job World and Create the Life You Really Want
[1038 WORDS] Copyright Valerie Young 1. GET THE POINT -- OF LIFE, THAT IS. It's one of those things that is worth repeating -- life is all too short. And, few among us will look back in our old age and wish we'd gone to more meetings or put in more overtime. The point is, despite pressure to "play it safe" by sticking with your day job ("But dear, you have a good job, you want to be HAPPY too?. . .
Do you Over Promise and Under Deliver?
Do you Over Promise and Under Deliver? A new client recently admitted to me sheepishly that she often didn’t get to complete a client’s work until the client called to see if it was ready. I admired her honesty if not her time management skills. I’ve had times in my past sales career when my work load got so out of control I worked in a similar fashion - on the priority of the moment. This m. . .
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