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1. Medical Transcription Online Schools - Pros and Cons Written by: Emily Amber
   Medical transcription online schools can offer its students a lot of advantages over onsite schools, but with anything, there can also be some drawbacks Making a decision between an online and onsite school will depend on the individual and their ability to devote time and effort into the program (Posted: 2010-03-17)
   
   
2. Avoiding Arguments in a Hostile Workplace Written by: Emilee Monoghan
   Sometimes, it can seem as though your boss is intent on starting arguments with you at every turn Everything you do can seem to set them off, to the point that you are avoiding having any kind of contact with them to avoid the potential conflict (Posted: 2010-03-17)
   
   
3. Cover Letter Words That Can Eliminate You Written by: Holly Wright
   As more employers go to electronic cover letter and resume scanning, the importance of keywords has grown by leaps and bounds Now, employers don’t just scan for spelling errors, they can actually run the resumes and cover letters through software that picks up on which ones have the keywords and in the right combination that the employer is seeking (Posted: 2010-03-16)
   
   
4. Things That Shouldn't Appear on Your Resume Written by: Heather Eagar
   Many job seekers are tempted to include as much information as possible on their resumes More information always means a better shot at the job, right (Posted: 2010-03-16)
   
   
5. Naval Commander�s Title and Navy Insignia Are an Officer and a Gentleman Written by: Earl Keaton
   Where did the terminology Executive Officers originate The term describes high level officials in business (Posted: 2010-03-15)
   
   
6. Types of Transcription Services Written by: Emily Amber
   Transcription services are used in a variety of industries, most notably in medicine and law A transcription service allows clients to submit audio recordings or video recordings to a transcriptionist who will then transcribe the audio into text (Posted: 2010-03-15)
   
   
7. Three Ways to Find Medical Transcription Entry Level Jobs Written by: Emily Amber
   Finding medical transcription entry level jobs can be difficult for new graduates It may seem like a lot of companies are looking for applicants who have at least two years of experience, which creates somewhat of a Catch-22 because how is a new graduate supposed to get experience if companies want someone with experience already (Posted: 2010-03-15)
   
   
8. The Perks of Being a Virtual Assistant Written by: Kelli Anne
   For those who are already tired going to the office and doing the same chores everyday, working online is one of the greatest venues they can try The Internet has opened many opportunities for those who are looking for online jobs and because your skill is adapted to office chores, one of the many opportunities found in the Internet is virtual assistance (Posted: 2010-03-14)
   
   
9. Digital photography on vacation Written by: yuxxwf mas
   You'll be able to shoot nice portraits in a studio and with pure light. Pure mild costs nothing to set up and lends itself to extra artistic possibilities. The one real distinction is that it's a must to take what nature provides you at the time you resolve to shoot your portraits. Key to the whole process is getting know what gentle is obtainable and when. It sometimes takes a better photographer to make use of pure gentle as a result of that you must assume extra and plan for the type of gentle you need. It's a simple process and really easy to get proper so why not start capturing your personal portraits without paying for a studio or somebody doing it for you. Right here goes. (Posted: 2010-03-14)
   
   
10. Helicopter Pilot Training - Flight Schools, Helicopter Pilot Licenses and Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Written by: Gretta Wallace
    There are numerous ways to gain helicopter pilot training Some methods include attending flight school, obtaining an undergraduate degree in aviation, gaining hands-on experience with an airline, or training as a helicopter pilot in the military (Posted: 2010-03-13)
    
    
11. Asking a Professional For Help on Your Resume Written by: Heather Eagar
    When you're planning your job search, it can sometimes seem like you've got an overwhelming amount of things to do You must find your own job leads, conduct research on companies and write your own resume and cover letter (Posted: 2010-03-13)
    
    
12. Learning to Value Working With Metal Written by: Mike Lister
    Without a doubt, the capability to be working with metal, and alongside this are every single detail that also forms part of such feel, is increasingly becoming recognized by a great number of people since they are able to benefit through such work But there is a need to look into other aspects or rather, things, the moment there comes a time that you decide that you would like to go ahead and decide to start working with metal (Posted: 2010-03-13)
    
    
13. Low Cost Resume Distribution Services Written by: Jason Kay
    Resume distribution services can be a great way for you to get your resume in the hands of many potential employers fairly quickly, but some resume distribution services will cost more than others so it is helpful to know what the low cost resume distribution services are While sometimes in life the saying, ‘You get what you pay for,’ certainly applies, when it comes to resume distribution there are many quality services that will not cost you an arm and a leg and will still be effective (Posted: 2010-03-12)
    
    
14. What Does a Paralegal Do? Written by: G. Pouch
    Before diving into the duties of a paralegal, it is important to define the position A paralegal is an individual who works under the supervision of a licensed attorney and performs many of the same tasks that are normally reserved for a licensed attorney (Posted: 2010-03-12)
    
    
15. Common Duties Of A Paralegal Written by: G. Pouch
    The duties of a paralegal will differ depending on where the paralegal works Paralegals work in places where legal related issues are frequent; this may include law firms of all sizes, federal, state, or local agencies, large corporations, and even non-profit organizations (Posted: 2010-03-12)
    
    
16. How To Become A Paralegal Written by: G. Pouch
    If you have an interest in learning how to become a paralegal, it is first important to define exactly what a paralegal is A paralegal is an individual who works under the supervision of a licensed attorney and does a lot of the same tasks that a licensed attorney may do (Posted: 2010-03-12)
    
    
17. Become a driving instructor for cash in on great benefits Written by: Richard Stevens
    Want to work for yourself? Become a driving instructor and become your own boss. There are many benefits of choosing this career. (Posted: 2010-03-12)
    
    
18. The Perspective of Dawn Written by: Barbara Wulf MC, ACC, CPCC
    For years, I have been a night owl as opposed to an early bird. I embrace beautiful sunsets, bur rarely, on purpose, strive to witness a glorious sunrise. Recently while on a Caribbean cruise, with Diane Ackerman\'s book in hand, I challenged myself to be an early riser to discover the beauty of sunrise rather than my standard, sunset. It was a chance to try a different perspective. And, it was rather enjoyable. (Posted: 2010-03-11)
    
    
19. Life is Like Mahjongg Written by: Barbara Wulf MC, ACC, CPCC
    I have read all of Amy Tan\'s books starting with the Joy Luck Club, Kitchen God\'s Wife, The Hundred Secret Senses, and more. Each book carries the reader to the Far East and often, the author mentions people playing the game of Mahjongg, an ancient Chinese game of skill, strategy, and calculation with a certain amount of luck. Hmm...MahJongg... What kind of game is that? (Posted: 2010-03-11)
    
    
20. Resume Preparation Service Written by: Jason Kay
    Those days might not be far when many people will seek resume preparation service for their resumes from job resume services Writing your curriculum vitae can be a demanding task if one is not well prepared (Posted: 2010-03-11)
    
    
21. Facts and Information About Nurse Practitioners Written by: A.Noton
    Nurse practitioners are specialists that are permitted to provide similar services as a doctor The care they give is amazing and their skills are immense (Posted: 2010-03-10)
    
    
22. Online Resume Services Written by: Jason Kay
    Online resume services are internet-based services where experts prepare your resume taking into consideration the job you are targeting However, many people are quite hesitant about hiring some other person to write their resume over the Internet (Posted: 2010-03-10)
    
    
23. Job Resume Service Written by: Jason Kay
    A unique and well-presented resume can land you your dream job and take you on the path to success But you must make the employer believe that you deserve this job (Posted: 2010-03-10)
    
    
24. Learn Leadership Skills and Maximize Your Productivity Written by: ECornell
    Project management and project leadership require the ability to apply leadership skills to minimize uncertainty and maximize the contributions of a team Project leaders learn how to build a cohesive and effective team able to execute successful projects by leveraging the team’s collective intelligence (Posted: 2010-03-10)
    
    
25. Highway Construction Surveying Written by: Charles Iner
    Highway surveying is a specialized type of land surveying generally conducted for government agencies A highway survey is often conducted during the highway planning stages (Posted: 2010-03-07)
    
    
26. What You Need to Become a Translator Written by: Alex Firr
    Being multilingual isn't the only skill a translator needs, but it's certainly the most important Translators learn their languages in many different ways; many grew up in bilingual households or countries, some learned their second or third language in school and then pursued experience abroad, some took intensive language courses or worked in a foreign country for several years, and it is also quite common for translators to become freelancers after working as military or government linguists (Posted: 2010-03-07)
    
    
27. Pennsylvania’s Unemployment Problem Written by: Yiron Davis
    The unemployment in Pennsylvania is getting out of control while lawmakers in the country are desperately trying to restore the order This article explores the PA unemployment situation in the State (Posted: 2010-03-06)
    
    
28. 8 Things They Never Tell You About Working at Home Written by: Scott Lindsay
    You’ve probably taken the time to thoroughly research the subject of work at home jobs, but I can almost promise you that no matter how much you’re checked into an at home job you’ve probably never heard of the following “Laws of the at home worker” 1 (Posted: 2010-03-06)
    
    
29. Career Transitioning: Getting Back the Passion for the Creative Arts Written by: Meta J. Mereday
    Experts agree that doing something you love gives meaning to your life Many people may have passions they would like to pursue, but the need to be practical often supersedes the dreams (Posted: 2010-03-06)
    
    
30. Career Opportunities in Photo Studies Written by: Lorabella
    Photography is an art and a person who wishes to make a career in this field must possess the required talent as well as be passionate about it To further encourage such people and to enhance their talents different kinds of photography courses are taught all around the world today (Posted: 2010-03-06)
    
    
31. How Psychic Readers Can Help Your Career Decisions Written by: Keith Ward
    People have been going to psychics for centuries Carnivals and fairs or simply the gypsy in the woods, has given way to corner shops as well as internet and phone readings (Posted: 2010-03-05)
    
    
32. CNA Salary – Not the Most Rewarding But the Most Enjoying Written by: Karen P Williams
    There are many careers that we all aspire to reach for; which change as we grow older and our circumstances change We are motivated by a lot of things when choosing a career (Posted: 2010-03-05)
    
    
33. How Making Public Appearances Helps an Executive Resume and Job Search Written by: Heather Eagar
    As an executive, you're often required to think of unique and unusual ways to get noticed and hired You have to venture out to functions when others don’t have to (Posted: 2010-03-05)
    
    
34. Earn Money With Legitimate Work at Home Envelope Stuffing Opportunities Written by: Steven Evans
    Whether you are retired from work, or you are stay-at-home mom, or you’re simply looking for an opportunity to earn extra money while working at the very comforts of your home, then envelope stuffing is the answer that you have been waiting for Envelope stuffing is not new, in fact, this has been a practice for many decades now (Posted: 2010-03-05)
    
    
35. 7 Simple Time Management Tips For Busy Teachers Written by: Jennifer Dobson
    Ask any educator what their biggest time-waster is, and they'll likely say it's "paperwork" Attendance and performance reports, lesson plans, tests, quizzes, handouts, worksheets, unit plans, supplemental resources (Posted: 2010-03-04)
    
    
36. Improving a Job Search by Customizing a Resume to a Profession Written by: Heather Eagar
    You may think of a resume as a minor introductory document that shows an employer who you are and why you're the right applicant for a certain job However, you'll want to put considerable time and energy into that document, because a resume can make or break your chances of getting a certain job (Posted: 2010-03-04)
    
    
37. Resume Summary Section - Every Resume Needs a Summary Section Written by: David Alan Carter
    Resume summary section Does your resume need one (Posted: 2010-03-04)
    
    
38. Karren Brady Brings a New Style to the Apprentice Written by: Chantel
    Times are changing on the hit BBC show The Apprentice Not only has Lord Alan Sugar taken on a government role as the new Enterprise Tsar to the Prime Minister, but Margaret Mountford has resigned (Posted: 2010-03-04)
    
    
39. Government Resume Guidelines Written by: Jason Kay
    Because going to work for the Government is totally different then going to work in the private sector it therefore makes sense that a Government resume will be totally different as well In order to give yourself the best possible chance at landing the Government position of your dreams you have to be sure that you are following proper guidelines with your Government resume (Posted: 2010-03-04)
    
    
40. Best Websites For Employment Advice Written by: Jason Kay
    It seems that when you are hunting for a job everyone has a piece of advice to give, but what are the best websites for gaining valuable employment advice that is free for the taking Simply conducting a Google or Ping search for ‘employment advice’ will yield you far too many choices to weed through and you could spend the better part of a week trying to decide which websites will offer you the best advice in your quest for employment (Posted: 2010-03-04)
    
    
41. Nursing - Neonatal Nurse Written by: Johntra Gkoltera
    There is no two ways about the fact that to become a nurse one must very special with lots of care and humanity, even more in the case of Neonatal Nursing A neonatal nurse must be far better than a normal as they specialize in taking care of new born babies (Posted: 2010-03-03)
    
    
42. Travel Nursing Salary Written by: Carole Hinerma
    One of the reasons why many nursing professionals have been flocking to the travel nurse front of late is because the lucrative remuneration packages that are offered in many jobs What you need to know is that the travel nursing front is still some what emergent and there is a competition among the employers to grab the best nursing professional who are wiling to work in travel settings (Posted: 2010-03-03)
    
    
43. Nursing Jobs in Missouri Written by: Ronny Roy
    The job market is very difficult to penetrate these days This is because as much as there are many opportunities that open up due to the growth of technology and innovation as well as human needs, the global economy has not been doing well (Posted: 2010-03-03)
    
    
44. Medical Transcription Training Opportunities Written by: Emily Amber
    Medical transcription training is required if you wish to pursue a career as a medical transcriptionist Training shows prospective employers that you have some experience with medical terminology and transcribing (Posted: 2010-03-03)
    
    
45. Electronic Resume - 6 Popular Formats For Electronic Resumes Written by: David Alan Carter
    Your electronic resume (Posted: 2010-03-03)
    
    
46. Vital Information About Nurse Practitioners Training Written by: Adriana N.
    Nurse practitioners are nurses that are legally allowed to perform same of the same services that many physicians do This type of medical care provider has many things to offer their patients (Posted: 2010-03-02)
    
    
47. GPA on Resume - When to Include Your GPA on Your Resume Written by: David Alan Carter
    When should you include your GPA on your resume College seniors and recent graduates have likely heard conflicting advice on when to include a GPA – and even whether to include the statistic – on ones resume (Posted: 2010-03-02)
    
    
48. Why Your Resume Will be Thrown Away Written by: Jason Kay
    You know you need a strong resume in order to get considered for a job, but there are a number of factors that will have your resume thrown away faster then it lands on the potential employer’s desk for consideration Knowing what not to put on your resume and what mistakes to avoid can mean the difference of the sound of your phone ringing for an interview or the sound the trash can makes when your resume hits it (Posted: 2010-03-02)
    
    
49. Common Duties of a Paralegal Written by: G. Pouch
    The duties of a paralegal will differ depending on where the paralegal works Paralegals work in places where legal related issues are frequent; this may include law firms of all sizes, federal, state, or local agencies, large corporations, and even non-profit organizations (Posted: 2010-03-01)
    
    
50. Why Personal Training in CPR is Better Than Online CPR First Aid Training Written by: Rachel Visinoa
    The extensive use of Internet or the World Wide Web, as it is other wise called, has changed the way we live and spend time qualitatively The entire world or the knowledge can be brought to your study room through the means of Internet (Posted: 2010-02-28)
    
    
51. Career Tips to Revamp Your Resume and Kick Start Your New Career Written by: Cecile Peterkin
    Over the last few decades, there has been an ever-increasing trend of people switching careers at least once rather than staying with one company for their entire working life Recently, this trend appears to have accelerated dramatically (Posted: 2010-02-28)
    
    
52. The Top Ten Mistakes Made in Job Interviews and How to Avoid Them Written by: Cecile Peterkin
    You did it You impressed your future employer to the point where they called you in for a face-to-face job interview (Posted: 2010-02-28)
    
    
53. Professional Mentoring - A Tool For Workplace Diversity Written by: Cecile Peterkin
    As the worldwide economy becomes more strained and the demand for expertise in the workplace increases, people will be relocating from different cultures and countries, in order to provide for their families and establish careers Individuals will be spending the majority of their waking hours side by side with men and women they wouldn’t normal associate with in social situations (Posted: 2010-02-28)
    
    
54. How Physicians Can Use LinkedIn Written by: Robyn Melhuish
    With over 60 million members in over 200 different countries, LinkedIn is the largest online social network for professionals Members of LinkedIn can search the network to find and connect with past and present colleagues, former classmates and professors, friends and family, casual acquaintances, neighbors, etc (Posted: 2010-02-26)
    
    
55. CCIE BootCamp: The Place For Future Network Doctors Written by: John Lipian
    CCIE is considered to be the most comprehensive and well-respected certification in networking and you are recognized as the doctorate in the field of networking once you successfully complete it Only 3% of Cisco certified professionals pass CCIEs and you would require hands-on experience for that (Posted: 2010-02-26)
    
    
56. Things to Think About When Filling Out a Job Application Written by: Nick Woods
    Applying for a brand new job has never seemed to be a very relaxed process Perhaps it is just the continuous turning down of job applications that makes it seem so challenging, I truly do not know (Posted: 2010-02-26)
    
    
57. Nursing Careers and Just Where to Find Them Written by: Karen P Williams
    Nursing careers begins with a degree, preferably a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from an accredited school After earning that all important degree, it is necessary to become licensed (Posted: 2010-02-26)
    
    
58. The CNA Certification Process is Not So Hard Written by: Karen P Williams
    In today’s challenging world of medicine, certified nursing assistants (CNA) are on the front lines of a nursing team A CNA is one of the most vital cogs in the wheel of daily nursing operation (Posted: 2010-02-26)
    
    
59. The Number One Thing You Must Do After a Job Interview Written by: Stacy Razak
    Follow Up Yes follow up, but not many people do this (Posted: 2010-02-26)
    
    
60. Offshore Catering Jobs - Life As an Offshore Baker Written by: Julian Gaston
    Nothing beats the smell of freshly baked bread, and nowhere is this more apparent than on an offshore oil rig The crew is starved and wiped out after a 12 hour shift working above stormy seas, and when they smell the bread just coming out of the oven - bread that you yourself baked - a smile will often form on their weary faces, and they will thank you by name, and tell you what a life saver you are (Posted: 2010-02-25)
    
    
61. How Considering Trends Can Help Your Executive Job Search Written by: Heather Eagar
    The New Year has brought on many new trends in the job search world – and the same is true in the executive realm As an executive, it’s always good to stay in the know so that you don’t fall behind on great ways to find jobs that may not have been available just a few months ago (Posted: 2010-02-25)
    
    
62. Writing A Problem-Solving Resume That Can Get You A Job Written by: Heather Eagar
    Sometimes it feels that your resume is supposed to introduce you to a company that will solve all of your problems When you’re hired, you will be able to pay your bills, work in an environment you enjoy and take another step in the right direction toward creating the career of your dreams (Posted: 2010-02-25)
    
    
63. The Five Best Interview Questions You Aren't Asking Written by: Gaby Mergenthal
    Too often, many of us end up hiring the candidate who's best at the interview, but may not be best at the job We tend to rely heavily on instinct and good first impressions, and favor candidates who give us the smoothest, most polished answers (Posted: 2010-02-25)
    
    
64. Procrastination: A “sure Ticket For Failure” Written by: Chantel
    During the recession, employers had to cut costs in any way, shape or form to keep afloat As a result many employees were made redundant and their tasks were added to other workers’ trays (Posted: 2010-02-25)
    
    
65. Are You Ready For Retirement? It Could be Around the Corner Written by: Jim Larranaga
    Book Review: The 4-Hour Work Week, Expanded and Updated Best-selling author Tim Ferriss thinks you’re working too hard and he’s probably right (Posted: 2010-02-24)
    
    
66. Multimedia Design Services Written by: Lorabella
    Multimedia applications are widely used in promotional campaigns these days Bland text ads placed in web pages through pay per click schemes like Google AdWords or AdBrite is steadily becoming passé for most big brands (Posted: 2010-02-24)
    
    
67. Introduction to the World of Multimedia Design Written by: Lorabella
    The term multimedia describes the growing use of combining various forms of media including audio, video, text, graphics and animation for creating information rich websites, CD-ROMS and presentations among others Multimedia in itself is a highly versatile tool that can be used for disseminating information in the most effective ways (Posted: 2010-02-24)
    
    
68. Career in Multimedia Design – an Extremely Lucrative Option Written by: Lorabella
    The rapidly expanding market for web-based information and entertainment has raised the demand for multimedia designers and those carrying bachelor's degrees together with knowledge of computer design software, and some experience in animation are likely to grab the best jobs in the industry The creatively gifted people with a knack for handling computers are just the candidates who can make it big in the world of multimedia design (Posted: 2010-02-24)
    
    
69. Plan Ahead: Your Personal Body Art May Carry An Unforeseen Cost Written by: Eileen Howerton
    Over half of all tattoos that are given each year are spontaneous, and given without plan or thought. While these tattoos seemed like a great idea at the time, many young people are finding out that these tattoos are costing them more than the charge to have them put on. (Posted: 2010-02-24)
    
    
70. Demand For CNA Staffing Written by: Karen P Williams
    Due to increased demand for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), cna staffing services are an excellent way for CNAs to find work With an increase in the aging populations, CNAs are in increased demand everywhere in the world (Posted: 2010-02-24)
    
    
71. Facts About CNA Salaries Written by: Karen P Williams
    One of the best jobs, in terms of personal satisfaction and salary, in the health care industry is being a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) CNAs are responsible for providing patients with basic health care under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) (Posted: 2010-02-24)
    
    
72. Certified Nursing Assistant Recruiters: What You Need to Know Written by: Karen P Williams
    Certified Nursing Assistant recruiters are always on the lookout for the best of the best Hired by not only medical facilities but health agencies, insurance companies or occupational industries recruiters are used to fill positions either on a temporary or permanent basis (Posted: 2010-02-24)
    
    
73. CNA Healthcare Written by: Karen P Williams
    CNA Healthcare CNA and healthcare are two terms that are inseparable Healthcare is incomplete without CNA (Posted: 2010-02-24)
    
    
74. Moving and Handling People Through Caregiver’s Way Written by: John Schofield
    Actually when it comes to moving and handling people especially sick and old people there are no other people that can handle this perfectly than the caregivers and nurses Although doctors can managed to see how ill people should be handled accordingly, the caregivers and nurses are especially trained for such tasks (Posted: 2010-02-22)
    
    
75. How to Become a Nurse Written by: Mika Hamilton
    Have you ever thought of becoming a nurse Do you always feel an irresistible feeling to help injured, sick, or people with disabilities (Posted: 2010-02-21)
    
    
76. Alternative Nursing Jobs Written by: Mika Hamilton
    When most people think of nursing they think of hospitals, wards and ER However, there are a large number of different job types available to nurses which fall under the banner of ‘alternative nursing jobs (Posted: 2010-02-21)
    
    
77. Getting Started With Your Private Pilot License Written by: Bruce Hogan
    If you have a passion for flying and often thought about being a private pilot then it's something that you should put the wheels of motion into and pursue it It's not something that you want to look back on in life and say you wish you had done it (Posted: 2010-02-20)
    
    
78. The Fastest Way to Fly a Fighter Jet - Combat Flight Pilot License Written by: Bruce Hogan
    It is not unusual when you ask a youngster what they want to do when they grow up that he will tell you that he would like to be a fighter pilot These same youngsters, however, once reaching adulthood most often do not follow their passion as a child (Posted: 2010-02-20)
    
    
79. How to Be a Helicopter Pilot - Helicopter Pilot School Written by: Bruce Hogan
    If you really want something in your life than the only one stopping you from getting it is yourself This is something that many successful helicopter pilots will tell you (Posted: 2010-02-20)
    
    
80. Careers in Aviation - 9 Pilot Certificates Explained Written by: Bruce Hogan
    Any individual that has the desire to become a pilot obviously has to have a love of being in the air and in control of the plane However putting this into reality can become quite a big undertaking (Posted: 2010-02-20)
    
    
81. Ensuring it Security Written by: Lorabella
    IT security teams have a hard time these days, especially with the new security threats popping up each day However, keeping company data shielded against threats is not their only concern (Posted: 2010-02-20)
    
    
82. Being an it Security Professional Written by: Lorabella
    We all know that the email announcing your cheque for millions of pounds in some recently won lottery, or pop-up that offers you gifts on clicking on the advertised link is not the result of some wishes you made on a shooting star, but actually links to spyware, malware or viruses that may harm your PC (Posted: 2010-02-20)
    
    
83. How to Get Recruited For Executive Level Jobs Written by: Heather Eagar
    According to a December 2009 survey from ExecuNet, a networking organization for recruiters and executives, 54 percent of executive recruiters expect a 19 percent rise in executive-search assignments during the first half of 2010 This is great news for executives in the midst of a job search (Posted: 2010-02-19)
    
    
84. Chris Evans: Trying to Find Success in Wogan’s Shadow Written by: Chantel
    After 27 years of entertaining millions every morning, Sir Terry Wogan left the breakfast show on BBC Radio 2 Chris Evans, mostly known for his eccentric behaviour and bad boy attitude took over the golden microphone in January this year (Posted: 2010-02-19)
    
    
85. Training To Become A Plumber - Career Help Written by: Anthony Taylor
    In a day and age where more and more people are pushing themselves through further and higher education, many young people can find that their degree in 'Socio who knows what', is not actually that useful to them in the real world It's frequent for graduates to leave university with an English or History degree and find that to get into their chosen line of work, further, more specific qualifications are needed (Posted: 2010-02-19)
    
    
86. Discover How You Can Begin Working A Federal Pharmacy Job Written by: Adriana Noton
    While there are some benefits to working in some jobs, there are other benefits you might consider with other careers If you are a pharmacist, you may find yourself stuck in a job where you rarely get vacation time and when you do, you never go anywhere (Posted: 2010-02-19)
    
    
87. Stepping Into a Career in Network and System Administration Written by: Lorabella
    Are you planning to develop a career in Network and system administration These are certainly quite sought after positions in today's professional world (Posted: 2010-02-18)
    
    
88. The Independent Computer Consultant - How to Sell Clients on Managed Services Written by: Robert Peretson
    If you're an Independent Computer Consultant, you know by now that you need to be charging flat, monthly rates for proactive maintenance through a Managed Service Plan and should no longer be relying on how many hours you can bill in a month to generate an income But in a time where small business customers still want to know what your hourly rate is, how can we convince them that a flat-fee is the best solution for them (Posted: 2010-02-18)
    
    
89. Good Experience to Put on a Railroad Resume Written by: Holly Wright
    A railroad resume should be one that is specifically geared toward gaining a position in the rail industry, and as such, should include experience that could be considered relevant, even if it is not a railroad job Several skills and abilities required in the rail industry overlap those that are required in different industries, as well (Posted: 2010-02-18)
    
    
90. Are You Considering Pharmacist Jobs As Your Career? Written by: A.Noton
    Being a pharmacist doesn't just mean standing behind the counter at the drugstore filling prescriptions Of course, if that is you would like to do as a pharmacist, you can certainly do that as a rewarding career (Posted: 2010-02-17)
    
    
91. The Strategy Behind Bold Written by: Lisa Parker, CPRW, CEIP
    When preparing a résumé, the use of bold print is one of those things in the back of your mind that you should incorporate Once all of the information has been gathered and typed into some sort of format, and the résumé is essentially complete, the first thing the average person does is go back and highlight items throughout the presentation in BOLD (Posted: 2010-02-15)
    
    
92. How to Have a Successful Interview Written by: Cathy Lopez
    Getting yourself prepared for an interview for a new job can be a very nerve racking experience The days leading up to the interview are full fears of not saying the right thing, doing the right thing, or not having the necessary experience for the job (Posted: 2010-02-15)
    
    
93. How to Check Whether Your Resume is Formatted Correctly Written by: Heather Eagar
    Many job seekers have no idea that their resume’s formatting is just as important as the content on the resume In other words, if you don’t have a decent setup, many hiring managers won’t give your resume a second look (Posted: 2010-02-14)
    
    
94. Dropship Business Secrets Written by: Aaron Landry
    Drop shipping is a great way to begin a career selling products online Things like being able to set your own profit margin and never having to keep inventory or pay up front can make drop shipping a very attractive venture (Posted: 2010-02-14)
    
    
95. Helpful Personal Traits For a Career in Nursing Written by: Karen P Williams
    When people consider a career in nursing, they most research the required educational path that they must take to accomplish their goal While formal nursing training, including a degree in the field, is an absolute necessity for registered nurse practitioners, there is much more to being a nurse than just holding a degree and understanding the finer points of patient care (Posted: 2010-02-14)
    
    
96. A Quick Overview of School Nursing Written by: Karen P Williams
    One area of nursing that is often overlooked by nursing students when considering their field of specialty is that of the school nurse At all levels of the educational system, school nurses help to ensure the safety and well-being of the nation's school children and staff, while also encouraging and promoting an environment conducive to healthy learning (Posted: 2010-02-14)
    
    
97. Licensed Practical Nursing - A Forgotten Profession Written by: Karen P Williams
    While the word "nursing" is most often associated in people's minds with the registered nurses the regularly encounter in hospitals, clinics, and private physician offices, another category of nurses actually has more direct contact with patients on a day to day basis In fact, if you are interested in a job in the nursing field, and want to have the most interaction with patients that you can, then you might want to look into pursuing a career as a Licensed Practical Nurse (Posted: 2010-02-14)
    
    
98. Hospice Nursing Could Be For You Written by: Karen P Williams
    One specialized field in which many nursing practitioners choose to work is that of hospice care Jobs in hospice care can be among the most emotionally demanding in the nursing industry, but they can also be among the most rewarding (Posted: 2010-02-14)
    
    
99. Home Health Nursing Opportunities Written by: Karen P Williams
    Once upon a time, patients recovering from surgeries or serious illness once spent weeks confined to a hospital bed These days more and more of them are being sent home early (Posted: 2010-02-14)
    
    
100. Some Help With Your Interview/s! Written by: Chuck E Perry IV
     For many, the interview is the single most stressful part of the job search process Any number of things can go wrong, and a big part of being successful is avoiding simple mistakes (Posted: 2010-02-14)
     
     

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