Job Tips & Advice
You’re excited about your new job. But you soon confront an unsettling truth: Your new boss is an organizational train wreck. Here are some tips to help you make the most of this trying situation.
Whether you’re expecting your first child or setting up a home business with a music-loving teenager in the house, this advice will help you keep your personal and professional life on track.
There was a time when corporations in the US could get away with ignoring diversity issues. Today, a diverse workforce can lead to competitive advantage, and ultimately, revenue.
- Multiple interviews and callbacks is a test of endurance. Here are some tips to take the events in stride and perhaps even distinguish yourself from the pack.
- Sometimes, a small error has a big impact. In the age of online applications and résumé databases, bungled spelling, grammar and word usage can sink a job seeker's chances. Here's how to get it right.
- In her new book, Kathy Caprino attempts to help readers move beyond a crisis to a period of personal and professional renewal.
- Companies are cutting costs - and not always with the utmost compassion and care. Some tips on managing the maelstrom.
- Some job seekers are turning to video résumés or Web portfolios to help present their background and work in a creative fashion.
- Expecting your boss to solve the big problems or reassure everyone in hard times is not the best approach for you or the organization.
- A pink slip means the end of your job but not the end of your healthcare coverage - at least, not immediately.
- Do my résumé and cover letter have to be submitted via e-mail and include electronic bells and whistles? Or does the old method still do the trick?
- Research suggests that Generations X and Y prefer to work for companies that take active measures to protect the environment, so businesses are responding.
- Don’t pay for career information that’s available for free.
MORE ADVICE
Monster Login
FOR EMPLOYERS
JOB SEEKERS
Or find a job by:
- County/Town | Commute | Industry | Employer
NEWS
The Flyers, shorthanded because of injuries and illness, collapsed at the finish line tonight. They blew a late one-goal lead and dropped a 3-2 overtime decision to the New Jersey Devils at the Wachovia Center.
- Viewed
- Shared
today's poll
Do you know someone who has recently lost their job?
express headlines
Promotions
photo GALLERY
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
