Most job search approaches are Ready! Fire! Aim! Don't do it. Do your company research FIRST. What happens in the real world is that most job searchers will throw a lot of resumes against the wall..
Choosing the Right Country to Get Back into Teaching by: Charles Christie Easy I hear you say, just upload your resume on this website accept one of the offers and fly out and start the job. Not so easy now days as visa, age, cost, qualifications and other requirements you..
Unemployed? How to Make the Most of It by: Tony Jacowski We all need a break from our job routines and the opportunity to explore other career options. If you are currently out of a job or planning take a break, read further to know how you can make the..
Making Career Decisions - Part 1 by: Waller Jamison Spring is traditionally a time for new beginnings and as we start to springclean our homes, some of us may be considering springcleaning our careers. Why are so many of us unhappy at work? There are..
Getting a job as a crew member on a luxury mega-yacht. by: Matt Canham Larry Ellison, Paul Allen and Tiger Woods all have them. I'm talking about mega-yachts - privately owned floating palaces. In case you aren't already aware, a mega-yacht is any motor or sail powered..
How To Mastermind A Career Change by: Richard Adams How to mastermind a career change? That is a crucial question that comes across individuals that are opting to change their career for a new one. Changing a career involves long term planning which..
Winning Ways at Interviews by: Charles Trumpess Marketing communications copywriter Charlie Trumpess takes a humorous look at how best to tackle that age old terror, the job interview. Let’s face it, job interviews are about as much fun as a hot..
Do You Have What It Takes To Start Up A Small Business? by: Deanna Mascle If you are thinking about your own small business startup then you know your mind is overflowing with questions about business plans, business ideas, startup costs, and startup funding. Then there..
How can teachers avoid "burning out"? by: Floris Burn out comes from a real or perceived gap between expectations and reality. That's the formula for shame. This gap can also lead to disenchantment, which is a lot like depression. When people..
Career Change? 5 Shift Coaching Questions To Support Your Process Of Career Change by: Christina Carpentier "Wherever you go...there you are." ~ Ancient saying There are so many people out there that are unhappy in their careers? They think that just finding a different job or working for someone else is..
Salary Negotiation Tips You Can't Miss by: Yulin Peng The interview was good and now its salary negotiation time. The employer asks you an open-ended question about the salary you are expecting. You know that your answer could affect your chances of..
Teaching In International Schools - The Basic Questions by: Wade Robins Anyone who has thought about teaching abroad as a way to see the world while both acting as an ambassador for this or her own culture and learning the culture of another country first-hand has..
Moving Without A Job: Should You Move to the Location of Your Dreams and THEN Look for a Job? by: Cathy Goodwin Moving without a job will challenge your identity -- but for some people, it's the best way to go. Here are some ways to deal with the question. How will you answer the "What do you do?" question?..
Secured loans for unemployed – tone down the bitterness of unemployment by: Scarlette Riley Can ones home be of any extra importance for the unemployed people? Watching the growing interest of loan providers towards unemployed people makes one think on these lines. The present outlook..
Realistic Job Expectations by: Gavin F Redelman To ensure that you avoid disappointment and unnecessary stress ensure that you maintain realistic expectations. The best advice I give job seekers is to set realistic job expectations. Too many times..
Breaking Through the Silver Ceiling by: C. A. Stapleton There are a plethora of articles instructing older, more mature workers on how to apply for jobs. But, does this always lead to success? Typically, the answer is "no". The information doesn't help if..
Anger Issues In The Workplace And How To Control It. by: nt Is your vocation success being hindered by your own or additional individual hot-headedness? Apply these Anger Management hints to set you on the road to success. Left unaddressed, wrath counteracts..
A Dozen Tips for Staying Motivated in Your Job Search by: Sandy Marcus 1. Recognize your motivational enemies in a job search. They are: constant rejection, constant failure, and lack of control. Don’t let them make you inactive and lacking in confidence. 2. Look..
Why Not Work Abroad? My Experience Working Overseas by: Carl Mueller Choosing to work abroad is an option that you can use to not only take a different step in your career, but also to expand your personal horizons by experiencing a different culture and environment...
10 Success Tips For Working At Home! by: Julianne Rowat Incorporate these 10 tips into your business for success! I think everyone would love to have a work at home job. But it’s not as easy as one would think. You have easy access to TV., to the..
How can teachers avoid "burning out"? by: Floris Burn out comes from a real or perceived gap between expectations and reality. That's the formula for shame. This gap can also lead to disenchantment, which is a lot like depression. When people..