 A Bad Workplace Habit to Nip in the Bud this Year - Rumor Mongering!
Like fire on a dry California hillside during the Santa Ana winds, office rumors can spread really quickly. I talked to a friend a few weeks ago who was a little disgusted by a co-worker who had called her at home - on a Sunday, no less - to share information about what was rumored to take place at the office the following week. I am thinking that my friend's office will be like many others this year, where employment fears and anxiety will get tongues wagging. Sometimes that is not such a good thing...More |
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What Employers Want From New College Grads?
What do you think is most important to employers when they consider new college graduates for employment? Some of the answers in the 2008 CollegeGrad.com survey could surprise you. With unemployment rate at 7.2% new college grads need all the inside information they can get to stay competitive...More |
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Be Aware of Work From Home Online Scams
Times are tough and many people are unemployed and looking to  find new opportunities. Many anxious people are turning to the internet to help with their job search. Job seekers searching for new positions should exercise caution about applying for work-from-home opportunities. Job seekers should know that hard times do not hinder, but in some cases, encourage those who indulge in fraudulent practices. The FBI has reported an increase in job seekers who are reporting scams. Be careful online! |
 Why Starting a Business at Retirement Could Be a Bad Idea?
Many Baby Boomers whose 401K plans have all but disappeared are considering working past their planned retirement dates.
I have talked to many who are considering buying franchises or getting involved in a start up. Starting a business is a challenging proposition no matter how old you are. Baby Boomers should seriously think about these factors could affect starting a business in retirement...More |
