How to Negotiate Your Salary During Your Interviews

January 18, 2012 by  
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Negotiating your salary can be the most tricky part of your job. Popping the question at the wrong time can make your interviewers think that you are only interested in the ‘money’ and not asking the right question, can mean being offered a lower salary. Here are some tips on ... Continue Reading

Education Still Biggest Factor in Your Salary

September 11, 2011 by  
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NEW YORK (MainStreet) – As the new school year starts around the country, it’s time for another reminder of just how important an education really is. This latest lesson comes from the Census Bureau, which on Thursday released its Education and Synthetic Work-Life Earnings report, which assesses the economic value of ... Continue Reading

Engineering Salary – What Do Engineers Earn on Average?

May 19, 2011 by  
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Some people are surprised to learn that engineering is one of the highest paying jobs out there, across any industry or field. Plus, while other high paying gigs like law and medicine require advanced degrees, engineers can enter the workforce with solely a bachelors. The job market for engineers is ... Continue Reading

Important useful information on ultrasound technician salary

April 24, 2011 by  
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An occupation for an Ultrasound exam Specialist happens to be an exhilarating employment within the healthcare industry giving a completely different upcoming using wonderful gains plus compensate. A lot of technological educational institutions, Youngster colleges offer you ultrasound exam professional coaching sessions due to this steps ... Continue Reading

The dreaded question by job seekers: what are your salary requirements?

April 3, 2011 by  
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This is always an awkward question to answer. I recommend the following strategy in answering this question. 1. try your best to not provide any numbers – because you want to avoid either being too high or underselling yourself. Most recruiter friends always tell me “don’t be the first to draw ... Continue Reading

Supervisor Salary: What You Need to Know

March 27, 2011 by  
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A supervisor is described as a manager. He is one who has authority and responsibility to provide instructions and orders to his subordinates or employees working under him. The supervisor is the person who will be held accountable for the success, failures and other activities of other people working under ... Continue Reading

Would you get a higher starting salary in a government job with having prior military experience?

October 20, 2010 by  
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Most people who are starting as GS-4 start at GS-4 step 1, so it seems that they are counting your years of experience at something, whether it’s military or civilian. Military experience doesn’t count unless you will be doing something for the IRS that requires similar skills to what you did ... Continue Reading

A Terrorism and Security Salary May Be a Lot Higher Than You Think

October 15, 2010 by  
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If you are looking for a stable career with plenty of job prospects, you might want to consider the terrorism and security industry. There are thousands of jobs listed with the federal government in this industry at a number of agencies, such as The Department of Homeland Security, the Defense ... Continue Reading

Five Ways to Increase Your Salary

August 12, 2010 by  
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There are numerous ways to increase your salary and or pay benefits. We have researched our top payed members and talked to HR executives from leading Australian companies to provide our top five ways you can increase your earning power. 1. Ask for a raise 2. Find ways to increase your value ... Continue Reading

The Search: How to Rebound From a Wrong Career Choice

July 21, 2010 by  
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WHAT if you’re not happy in your job? Is it possible that you’re in the wrong career entirely? This conundrum is all too common. The pressure to “be” something starts early in life. Many children move past wanting to be professional athletes, rock stars or astronauts, but then their parents, peers ... Continue Reading