A recent Pew Research Center survey reveals that Americans prefer learning in-person over online methods, and that their strongest motivations to learn include both getting ahead, and personal fulfillment.
Category: Entry-level workers
New graduates: time to clean up your online image
Getting ready to graduate and hit the job market?
Take the time to clean up your social media profiles before future employers start looking for you online.
Five Tips on How Recent College Grads Can Beat the Resume Robots
These days, the first screening of your resume and job application is not likely to be done by a person but by a computer using ATS (Applicant Tracking System) screening software
Looking for the right career? Start with self-assessment
Career assessments that help you identify your skills, interests, or values can help you choose a good career fit.
Networking? Start using social media!
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Even though networking is a very effective job search method, it can be daunting to pick up the phone or walk into a room and start talking.
Online networking offers another way to reach a large group of people who can power up your job search.
Welding as a Career: Exciting, Rewarding and Secure
Looking for a solid career with a promising future?
Learn more about welding from guest blogger Audrey Jenkins.
Top 10 in-demand IT skills
It’s the third annual Computer Science Education Week, a national call to action promoting computer science education and computer careers.
It’s a terrific opportunity for kids to learn about and expand their computer sills—but gaining those skills isn’t just for kids.
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Solve the interview mystery
Everyone knows about the great mystery of interviewing that every job candidate wants to solve: How can I demonstrate that I am perfect for this job?
While your employer research and review of common interview questions are important, they aren’t enough. You need to go deeper.
Study up on Apprenticeship Week
Announcing the first annual National Apprenticeship Week, November 2-8!
Want to get paid to learn valuable job skills? Or recruit and retain a skilled, diverse workforce? Apprenticeship is on the rise.
Jobs on the decline: Watch for narrowing job openings
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Posted in Career changers, Career counselors, Entry-level workers, Students, Uncategorized
Wondering whether openings in your field are narrowing down, or if you will find job openings after investing in a training program?
To chart your future, take a look at these jobs on the decline, and what factors may be behind the changes.