Browsing the 2008 January archive
www.idwebdesign.net The World Wide Web runs most businesses today. You can either find work online or have your own business. In starting your own business, the first step that you must take is to build your own site to establish web presence. In building your own site, web design will play a big part either [...]
In the last few weeks many of the casinos have been laying off workers because of the decline in visitors to Las Vegas and other gaming destinations. Many of the casinos feel that the layoffs will be only temporary and workers will be called back as business improves. In the meantime however many casino workers [...]
Here are some websites that specialize in jobs for older workers: DinosaurExchange.com: Lists short- and long-term job opportunities for what it terms “dinosaurs” (retirees with experience), including consultant and management positions all over the world, some in developing countries Enrge.us: The Employment Network for Retirement Government Experts assists retired federal, state, and local government employees [...]
This will be the resume of the future, and, even if you don’t know HTML, you can do one (see Job-Hunt’s Internet Resume section for help). You might need to rent space on a Web “server” (a computer that makes Web sites available to the whole Internet) to “host” your resume files (publish them). Or, [...]
Getting ahead still requires a firm handshake and sparkling personality, but your online persona is just as important these days. Most recruiters use search engines like Google, Yahoo, or MSN to learn more about would-be candidates for the jobs they’re filling. Yet many professionals remain digital dabblers who can call up a corporate bio or [...]
The good news is that there is plenty of very good (free!) information and assistance available to help you find your next job. The bad news is that it will take time to sift through all of it to find what works for you. But, you can, and you will! Let’s get started! Three Stages [...]
So, where do you find the jobs? Most people check out the big Employment Super Sites, like Job-Hunt sponsor CareerJournal. You cannot, and should not, ignore the big sites, particularly if want to work for a large employer. However, there are many more resources for your job search now than just the big sites. Assuming [...]