Careers-Employment

Advice For Your Next Job Interview
Sitting through an interview for a job is stressful for just about anyone. It's understandable and pretty much expected. Now you have likely found quite a bit of information on the internet regarding your resume, but what about handling the job interview? Read more →
After Your Interview - What Must You Do Next?
Other than actually landing the interview itself and living through it, waiting after the interview and wondering whether you will get a phone call or a rejection letter can be one of the most difficult aspects of searching for a job. Read more →
Age Bias in the Employment Office ? One Sure Way To Deal With The Glass Wall
Much has been written and said about the glass ceiling, the inherent prejudice in the corporate world against the ascension of the female employee to high executive status. Read more →
Age Discrimination
There are lots of discrimination types in the workplace. Bennett-Alexander and Hartman think that "America is a culture in which youth is valued" and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA) prohibits employers from discharging, refusing to hire, promoting or any other discriminatory act based on age. Read more →
Age Discrimination is Alive and Unwelcome Here!
Common sense appears to be a rare commodity these days. Why is this so?In an era when the emphasis seems to be on all things young, beautiful and sometimes shallow its about time we took stock of ourselves and did our businesses a favor by employing older workers! Read more →
Agent Recruiting in 2006: Not the Same Old Drill
Let's start off with a given. The 2006 real estate market is tough and unlike anything we've seen in five years. The problem is if we go back five years, it was the advent of the Internet in residential brokerage. Read more →
Air Liquide: Driving Liquid Air
Have you ever heard of liquid air? The process of liquifying air was a major scientific achievement that took place over 100 years ago. Even after 100 years there are only a few companies that liquify air, which is probably why you've never heard of it before. Read more →
Air Traffic Controller Employment Crisis Looming
Many industries in the United States of America face severe crisis due to not enough skilled labor to run the infrastructure or man all the jobs. One of the most serious looming crisis is in employment is coming in the Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic controller job sector. Read more →
Airline Customer Service Careers
The US airline industry is gradually moving away from all the bloodletting that brought about the bankruptcy of four major carriers over the past several years while at the same time marked the emergence of many discount carriers into the forefront of the business. Read more →
Airline Dispatcher Job Sites
In several related articles I made mention of finding work as a flight coordinator, as a flight attendant, or as a pilot. Each specialty, as you can imagine, has its own requirements, hence the job sites that feature these types of opportunities are not always the same. Read more →

Aphorism

An investor who has all the answers doesn't even understand the questions (March 1994)

John Templeton


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