Tag "career"
Is Personal Fulfillment Your Career Priority?
Tweet Fame and money are not the most important pursuits for today’s future workers, however. High school and college students may be looking for something else, namely personal fulfillment. A
Career Choice: RN with an MBA
Tweet Making a difference in health with an MBA. Students considering a career as a registered nurse may want to keep in mind what lies just beyond working in an
How Technology has Affected the Recruitment Process
Tweet By Stephanie Staszko Although this is generally construed as a positive development, employers can often be bombarded by the increased volumes of applicants. This can affect the recruiter at
Interview With a Teacher
Tweet By Justin Jobs On a scale of 1 to 10 I would rate my job satisfaction as a 6 — it is this low because I teach in a
Career Choice: Public Relations Specialist
Tweet Turn your gift for public speaking into a career. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts a 24 percent job growth for all public relations specialists by 2018, a
The Cost of Dropping Out
Tweet By Parker Boyack The reality is, dropping out not only is bad for yourself, but for the country as well. The average lifetime effect of dropouts is — $5,191,
Book Review: 10 Best College Majors for Your Personality
Tweet Your happiness can depend in part on what you do for a living. Some people are analytical, others are emotional, but even those characterizations are not always specific enough.
Georgetown Study: Pay Scale of the College Majors
Tweet The Economic Value of College Majors,” reveals that the pay scales of college majors ranges from $29,000 for counseling majors to $120,000 for petroleum engineering majors. This first of
Accounting Association Notes Strong Demand for Accounting Grads
Tweet Demand for Accountants One group of recent grads won’t have much trouble finding work this year. That’s because demand for accounting grads is strong according to a report issued
Colleges Fail to Teach Entrepreneurial Skills Poll Finds
Tweet That May 2011 released survey, which focused upon entrepreneurism and education, noted that traditional teaching methods don’t equip students to launch start-up operations later on. Formidable Global Competition Small
Job Picture Begins to Brighten for 2011 Grads
Tweet NACE sees rise in job offers for 2011 grads. 2011 Student Survey The murky job picture college grads anticipated facing as they began looking for work this year appears
4 Job Finding Tips for New Grads
Tweet Like thousands of other graduates, you’ve finished school, but you don’t have a job. That’s understandable given that unemployment is about 9 percent and lots of people who are
