Recent Jobs Blog | Job Searching PostsChanging Careers Mid-Life: Can You Afford that Cut in Payby Kathy Murdock25 Sep 2007 06:02 AMYou may think that only the young have difficulty deciding what it is that they want to do with their lives. Leave of Absence: Increase Your Chances of Retaining Your Salary While Taking Time Offby Kathy Murdock12 Sep 2007 06:02 AMSo you decided to take a year-or six-off to take care of your children, and now you are returning to the workforce and are trying to figure out a way to explain-and possibly defend-your leave of absence. This seems to be a regular issue now in the workforce. It's What You Do With the Networkingby Kathy Murdock03 Sep 2007 06:55 AMI recently read an article about networking, and while the article itself focused on one particular form of networking, speed networking, the author of the article made an important point. Freelancers: Don't Low Bid on Jobs and Make What You are Worthby Kathy Murdock28 Aug 2007 03:08 PMI recently read some posts regarding freelance designers who were bidding on certain jobs. During the bidding stage, several of the freelancers wrote in that they had underbid on the job in hopes of getting it to add to their portfolio. Women for Hireby Kathy Murdock15 Aug 2007 06:31 AMAre you a woman considering getting back out there in the career world? Have you just graduated, or taken a break from work, only to find yourself ready to start over again in a new job? If so, check out Women for Hire. Job Hunting - Mythsby Heather Long03 Aug 2007 01:45 PMLooking for a job is probably one of the most frustrating things we do. In part, it's because obtaining a job is crucial to the individual and family survival. Staying at a Job Too Longby Hava Lyon07 Jul 2007 10:04 AMBack in high school, I dated a guy I'll call Glenn. (I promise, this will relate to jobs. Don't give up on me yet). Glenn and I really weren't a good match, and we seemed to always be in a state of either breaking up or making up. Why Do MT Companies Want Full-Time Transcriptionists?by Hava Lyon23 May 2007 10:30 AMThis blog is part of a series on transcription. If you haven't read the other blogs in this series, make sure to check out the summary page for a listing of all transcription blogs. Dealing with no Education and no Skillsby Hava Lyon29 Mar 2007 03:00 PMTwo days ago, I talked about people not having any experience or skills wanting to find the "perfect job" for them. Although I stand by everything I said in that blog, I realized that I was dispensing general advice, with no concrete links to follow or advice to follow up on. Where Is My Perfect Job?by Hava Lyon27 Mar 2007 05:30 PMI am a member of another forum specifically set up for work-at-home moms, and a lady came onto the forum asking for help. Recent Blog Comments horacio says... "Before commiting to (I will not mention the name of the company) work for any company." |
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