How to Become a Public Health Emergency Planner

As a public health professional, you may be responsible for various facets of public health and well-being. Because public health is such a diverse and growing field, professionals are needed in every area from preventative health education to disaster response. As a public health emergency planner, you will bridge these ... Continue Reading

How to Find Your Philanthropy Personality

While it is easy to assume that a term like “philanthropist” only applies to rich and powerful givers, any person can be a philanthropist. The Google definition of a philanthropist is, “A person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, especially by the generous donation of money to good ... Continue Reading

How to Prepare for a High-Pressure Interview

Right before a big game, athletes visualize their success. They make sure all of their equipment is present and working properly. They cultivate a sense of relaxed confidence by closing their eyes and breathing deeply. Although preparing for a high-pressure interview may not carry the same intensity as professional sports, ... Continue Reading

5 Things You Ought not Do In a Hospitality Job Interview

Lots of people will explain specific things you want to do throughout a hospitality job interview. However, very few people let you know things that you ought to not do throughout a job interview. Being aware of what will hurt your odds of obtaining a job is equally as essential ... Continue Reading

Overall jobs market experiences slight decline

The number of advertised permanent roles for general staffing jobs in the UK (which include sectors such as retail and engineering) increased by 6% month-on-month, offering reassurance that January’s positive figures were not just a short-term reaction to the traditional post-Christmas boost. While the overall jobs market saw a slight decline ... Continue Reading

The Difference Between Contracting and Permanent Employment

Agency contractors tend to use umbrella companies who act as employers. Giving each person an employee status. It also saves those with umbrella companies having to deal with tax and IR35 legislation along with all the other strict regulations that are in place. That for many could end up in ... Continue Reading

The Ultrasound Technician Education Requirements To Begin Your New Career

More and more people are taking a closer look at careers in ultrasound technology. If you are one of these people, then one of the first things you should consider are the ultrasound technician education requirements in your state. The education requirements to become an ultrasound ... Continue Reading

Prestigious Jobs -Senior Execs, Surgeons and Physicians – Top the List

CARLSBAD, CA, USA/AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS (Oct. 11, 2011) – They may have high salaries, power and prestige, but senior corporate executives, surgeons and physicians were ranked among the most overrated jobs in a new report from CareerCast.com. CareerCast.com’s Overrated Jobs report identifies careers that have intense ... Continue Reading

How to Groom Yourself for a Job (Literally)

NEW YORK (MainStreet) — It’s hard enough to land a job in this tough labor market, so the last thing you want is to send a bad first impression. But sometimes job hunters do just that by overlooking the most basic grooming necessities. “I think when you are on a job interview, ... Continue Reading

The Most Attractive Companies in the World

NEW YORK (MainStreet) – The U.S. economy may not be as strong as it once was, but American businesses continue to dominate the list of where students around the world want to work. Google (Stock Quote: GOOG), Apple (Stock Quote: AAPL), General Electric (Stock Quote: GE) and many other businesses ... Continue Reading

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