Is there a generational, workforce clash in the making? Recently, MTV conducted a “No Collar Workers” study of Generation Y, also known as Millennials (born between 1981-2000). And the study’s results may make some older workers’ hair stand on end. [Read more…] about How to work well with Millennials
How to negotiate a relocation
Are you thinking about relocating for a job? It isn’t always easy, and you might assume you’ll have to pay for your own relocation expenses. In fact, many companies will assist new employees with relocation packages. If you’re flexible and do your research, it’s possible to tap into job markets outside of your area. [Read more…] about How to negotiate a relocation
Why you are not getting a job
No doubt, you’ve seen and heard stories about how software, not people, reads your application when you apply for a job. Known as the “applicant tracking system,” or ATS, this software is programmed to look for keywords and phrases in your resume and to select applications belonging to presumably qualified candidates. [Read more…] about Why you are not getting a job
Are you telling your own online story?
I was watching one of the Sunday morning political shows this week, and I couldn’t help but be inspired to write about some of the topics they discussed that mirror personal and professional issues we all face. [Read more…] about Are you telling your own online story?
Get a new job? 10 tips for new grads
Job seekers, particularly those just finishing school, have a lot more control over their situations than they acknowledge. Even in a competitive economy, there are steps to take to help land a new job successfully Check these off your list to get on the road to job search success! [Read more…] about Get a new job? 10 tips for new grads