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Career Development has become a primary responsibility and an essential requirement for every individual in any organization. A profound career development skill can help an individual to meet the constantly changing needs of the market. Career Development can be discussed under two perspectives- organizational and personal career development. Organizational development looks at how concerned individuals [...]
By Ahg Hejill It may seem an obvious point, but what you enjoy in life is one of the most important factors in choosing a career. But just as much as having a taste for what you do, you gotta love the when and the how. If, for example, you are thinking of becoming a [...]
By Jane Ahnfredi Are you doing what you always wanted to? Much of what lies behind having the right job is having the right attitude, and a lot of that is self belief. If your self belief isn’t quite where you would like it to be, consider this. You trust many other people today and [...]
by Rupert Green Some studies have shown that over 77% of Americans dislike their jobs. That’s probably not a surprise for most people! Often when I’m at a party or a restaurant, people can be heard discussing what they hate most about aspects of their work – who has got the worst job or the most difficult boss. Jobs are [...]
Let’s agree on one point – most of us would rather pull out our eyelashes than network. If you’re a networking champ, then skip this paragraph. Otherwise, consider the fact that one of the reasons you may avoid networking is simply because you’re not good at it. You’re not comfortable with it. You don’t enjoy it.
Living in Pittsburgh, is a grand place to reside with being in the heartland of America you have many choices of where you would like to attend college for example; Pittsburgh State University would be an excellent college to attend depending on the career that you are contemplating. Is becoming a doctor on your list of things to do or possibly an attorney, the list of course could be endless; jobs are pretty difficult to come by these days due to the economy so one might want to consider the future of a particular type of job.
Career after graduation day is not an easy decision to make. Some students are having a hard time in choosing their career after high school.
No one likes to think about losing a job. It’s a scary thought to deal with, and all too many people have had to face it in recent years. However, there are still some ways to find at least a little job security, even in the most uncertain times. Read on for career tips and advice.
There is actually no magic to finding your Dream Career. If you know who you are, you will soon know precisely where you fit in the job world. One career tool which will help you know yourself better, is through taking a career interest or career personality test.
According to Forbes.com++, some surveys have found that 87% of Americans don’t like their jobs. This probably isn’t surprising to you. Whether you’re at a party or out to dinner… more often than not, it’s one big gripe-fest, focused around the most loathed aspects of your jobs and “who’s got it the worst at work.”
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