Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
According to a recent study by CareerBuilder and research firm Harris Interactive, 21% of full-time employees want to change their jobs. After 11 years at the same corporation, Paula Kennedy was ready for a career change, too. She decided to pursue her passion for design: She enrolled in courses at the Art Institute of Seattle, went on Read More …
If you’re trying to find a job, you may think that the more resumes you send out, the more likely you are to land an interview. But when trying to attract a hiring manager’s attention, it’s best to focus on tailoring your resume to relevant jobs rather than applying to as many jobs as possible. Read More …
Guest Post by Rose Ernst, Genesis10 As a member of the millennial generation, you will be part of the largest generation ever to enter the workforce. By sheer number alone (90 million), you and your peers have the power to influence a major shift in the way we all work. While each generation has held Read More …
Job hunting shares many similarities to dating. Your goal is to find a good match and to impress the other party. Dom Bokich, career expert and author of Your Dream Job: Use Dating Secrets to Get Hired and Build a Career You Love offers valuable advice on finding a job using dating skills. 1. How Read More …
When you think of healthcare jobs, nurses and doctors probably come to mind. You are probably also aware of physical therapists, occupational therapists and lab techs. But one job which may not be on your radar is medical scribe. Medical scribes are helping to ease the stress doctors face in dealing with endless paperwork, allowing Read More …
