Job Search & Career

Magazine articles on job search, promising job areas, and career advancement.

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CIO February 27, 2009 Martha Heller	Career Management For Tough Times Four tactics to help ensure your professional survival despite the downturn
Outside March 2009 Alicia Carr	Sea Change How do you swing a great job in the islands? Ask these five guys, all of whom have figured out how to balance a career with the relaxed lifestyle of the Bahamas.
Job Journal February 22, 2009 Peggy Knudson	Could You be a Virtual Assistant? Here's how becoming a Virtual Assistant can free you from traditional office work and transform your employment experience by creating your own business.
Job Journal February 22, 2009	Career Snapshot: Medical Secretary Medical secretaries are considered the executive managers of the medical office and are instrumental in keeping the office running smoothly.
Job Journal February 22, 2009 Marty Nemko	Quick Fix: An Email's Most Important Words How you begin is essential to your message getting read.
Job Journal February 22, 2009 Michael Kinsman	Career Pros: Avoid Getting Screened Out Tell the truth, but not the whole truth, to avoid getting screened out.
Job Journal February 22, 2009 Penelope Trunk	Brazen Careerist: Better Hiring Practices Emerging How employers are changing their practices to make better matches.
CIO January 6, 2009 C.G. Lynch	How to Improve Your LinkedIn Profile: Stand Out to Employers, Recruiters With so many people job hunting now, you've got more competition than ever on LinkedIn. So how do you make your LinkedIn profile work best for you? Here's some practical tips for standing out from the crowd and reaching potential employers.
Popular Mechanics February 20, 2009 Harry Sawyers	Can New Programs Fix America's Plumber Drain? The field of plumbing just doesn't entice an ambitious, forward-thinking young man like it did back in August of 1916.
Job Journal February 15, 2009 Joyce Gioia	New Career Paths Just Over the Horizon A great many of today's young people will hold jobs in their lifetimes that don't even exist today. Here's how you can prepare for the job market of the future.
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