Monthly Archives: November 2011
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Trevor Healey on Nov 30th, 2011
First of all, before we discuss the importance and application of the NEBOSH construction certificate, we think its important to establish who NEBOSH are, just so there is some context.
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Donald Mitchell on Nov 30th, 2011
An original business thinker derives ideas for major profit improvements from enjoying table tennis. In this article, you will see ways you can use your interests and added education to boost your career and credibility.
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Steve Albright on Nov 29th, 2011
When I was in high school or college and I needed extra money, I would baby-sit. Or tutor one of my friends if they would pay my way into the movies on Saturday night. But as an adult, you're forced to explore other options. These days "other options" is starting to mean "work from home." This is an especially appealing idea if you have children. The problem is - how do you find these jobs?
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Victor Cheng on Nov 29th, 2011
Employment practices and regulations make it increasingly difficult and expensive to correct wrong appointments. This is why business schools and MBA programs have devoted attention to improved methods of interviewing, so that better decisions can be made. The case interview method has won some favour as a method of assessing candidates for employment.
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Lawrence White on Nov 27th, 2011
If one has to name industries that are relatively insulated from any kind of recession, the food and entertainment industries come to mind immediately. When was the last time one heard of nobody going to a restaurant to eat, or not going to the theatre or cinema to seek some entertainment.
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Donald Mitchell on Nov 25th, 2011
Every entrepreneur and business leader can be tripped up by what they don't know. Even those who are open to finding problems and getting help may not locate the right resources to help them. An expert business coach with solid knowledge and experience in making business breakthroughs can help lift business performance to unanticipated heights by helping to fill in such knowledge gaps.
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Johnny Touperin on Nov 25th, 2011
If you've just completed high school and have passion for animals then a career as a veterinary technician or technologist maybe good for you; check out the this article for more information.
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Michael Connelly on Nov 25th, 2011
A discussion about the independent film production process and how some films cross over from the film festival circuit to the major theater circuit.
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Beth Glick on Nov 19th, 2011
Changing careers can be scary, whether the decision is spurred by aspiration or requirement. But with the right career training, the transition into a new career can be seamless and stress-free.
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Tony Rainey on Nov 16th, 2011
The invention of computers has made life quite comfortable for humans all over the world, as everything seems to be just a click away. With the passage of time computer jobs have opened up new avenues for those who share a special liking for software jobs.
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Jennifer Charleston on Nov 13th, 2011
With the economy not as buoyant as it was a few years ago, and with hundreds of thousands of people having been made unemployed in the last twelve months alone, finding a secure career and occupation can be challenging.
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Lawrence White on Nov 10th, 2011
Colleges and universities have plenty of opportunities for learning among the many fine arts categories in use today. Whether the student chooses to get into movie making or audio visual presentations like PowerPoint for office conference use, there is much to be learned in regard to AV jobs that are currently in demand.
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Trevor Healey on Nov 8th, 2011
When it comes to health and safety, there is no point in taking chances because the potential consequences are too high. This is as true for employees and it is for employers but there are great training courses and facilities available to ensure everyone has a good knowledge.
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Steve Albright on Nov 2nd, 2011
As a recent college graduate - recent as in "within the last ten years" - I have heard my fair share of lectures on the topic "Loving What You Do." You've heard it as well, of course. The theory is that if you choose something that you "love" as your career, then work won't feel like work.
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Amy Myer on Nov 2nd, 2011
We all know that there are laws both state and federal that do not allow for any kind of discrimination on the job. But we also know that no matter what it does go on. It can be discrimination based on race, color, religion, age as well as sex. No matter what the laws state, you may still run into these situations and here are a few ideas on how to handle situations that might come up.