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  • Classified Ads - Pros and Cons

     The job search has one more face: now you can place your ‘position wanted’ ad on Internet message boards or in classifieds. Of course, placing ads in the classifieds is nothing new. Again, it is not without its share of pros and cons.More

  • Career As A Stock Broker

     A stock broker is a commissioned agent who arranges for selling or buying stocks or other financial instruments for his or her clients. The stockbroker sometimes is not needed these days when buying and selling can be done over the internet. Still, the earning potential of stockbrokers has never shown signs of decreasing.More

  • Do's And Don'ts Of Career Change

     A career change can be riddled with mistakes and ambiguity for many people, even those in mid-career. This, as a consequence, relegates them to where they are despite additions to their job and personal skill sets and the larger market scenario. This small but indicative list of career changes Dos and Don’ts will help to make things clearer.More

  • Top 10 Paying Careers

     It is no secret that surgeons earn a hefty $189,590 annual salary on an average in the United States today. But the most unexpected news is the salaries of physicians’ assistants whose yearly average annual salary is an astonishing $63,490. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that their minimum qualification is a college degree and in addition a mandatory accreditation course.More

  • What Does It Take To Become A CPA?

     Although becoming a CPA is not a cakewalk, it pays to know what it really takes to become a CPA.College Education and Training in the Formative YearsThe way to the big job always takes years of preparation. A bachelor’s degree from your university or college in accounting or any related line of expertise is the first step.More

  • What Do Recruiters Look For In You?

     There is not one magic key that can open all the doors to a job search. As job profiles keep changing, so do the job requirements. This doesn’t mean that fundamental qualities such as integrity, self-motivation and trade skills have lost place in the list.More

  • College or Work after High School? Tell Me Please!

     One of the toughest career decisions for high school students and their parents is whether to get a job and settle down in that for the rest of their lives or to continue their studies in college. Three to five decades up the line, this would not have been a question at all that would make you lose sleep. The post World War II era saw many industries flourish and needing workers to ‘man’ their businesses.More

  • 5 Fail-Proof Ways To Get A Raise

     No one asks for a raise just for the sake of asking. You need a raise, maybe to move to a new home, or you may want to support your spouse’s college education. You may even be putting in 50-60 hours a week for the sole benefit of the employer; whatever the reason, you have identified that you need it.More

  • Tune Up Your Career In 5 Steps

     You may feel stuck in the career you are in which does not seem to be moving anywhere. There is may be no sight of a promotion; and as if to rub salt into your wounds, there may also appear to be people who move fast up the career ladder. This is the time that you should you realize a couple of facts as to where could you have possibly gone wrong and what should you do in order to put your career back on the fast track.More

  • Government Job vs. Private Job

     Choosing between a between a government job and a job in the private sector may be a bit difficult. They may both invariably fall broadly into the same category of career. But the significance of the matter arises when candidates are faced with this question at the beginning of their careers.More