According to The Washington Post, nearly four in 10 professionals say that they are more likely to look for a new job because of a recession. The Post reported that results from a 2010 Robert Half International survey also suggest that 55 percent of college graduates in their twenties are likely to look for new jobs. Economic, financial, psychological and social issues may present various reasons for seeking a new job.
Finding and getting a job can be easy or challenging. While there are many openings available, it can be difficult to find work that meets your income and career goals. It pays to research and prepare in order to get a good p...
Finding a job in a tight employment market takes perseverance, planning and maybe a little luck. In the summer of 2009, the Wall Street Journal reported that the average length of unemployment was 24.5 weeks. You can increase y...
Looking for employment can become a full-time job if you're serious about finding something that you enjoy, pays the income you need and has opportunities for advancement. With higher numbers of candidates competing for the pos...
Part of the job search process is to find job postings for open positions that you find desirable. When employers use job search boards or print media to advertise an open position, they are hoping to attract a large number of ...
Whether you are looking to make a career change or you are unemployed and searching for a job, the competition is stiff and the process can be stressful. Career One Stop recommends making a job search plan to direct your effort...
One of the difficult parts of being a human resources manager or business executive are times when you have to tell job candidates they did not get the job. More than likely your company's selection process yields highly qualif...
When applying for a new position, your cover letter is often the first document your potential employer will look at. While your resume gives an overview of your experience and qualifications, your cover letter allows you to ex...
As the economy shows signs of improvement, or at least an end to the fiery tailspin in 2010, Americans face a different job market. It is one that cuts costs in any way possible and leaves no room for those used to the traditio...
Looking for a new job can be a long, frustrating experience, particularly if you are unhappy in your current position. If you are job hunting when the economy is experiencing a downturn, it may seem that finding a new job is an...
Most people do not attempt the pipe dream of becoming an actor, but everyone shares a common experience: selling themselves. All at once in an interview, you have to be honest, candid, likable and intelligent. When you leave th...
Looking for a job can be stressful during the best of times, but trying to find employment after having been fired from your last job can seem overwhelming. You probably wonder why an employer would hire someone who was fired. ...
A recession severely affects the job market. Companies lose money and begin to lay off employees to cut costs. During this time, it can be difficult to find a job as employers are already minimizing labor. It is important to kn...
