We are all well aware of the consequences that our photos and posts on facebook can have on our career, but did you know it’s not just potential employers who are watching you…so are ID thieves. continue reading...
If you graduate from one of these universities, the odds are that you’re going to be bringing home a bigger paycheck than the graduates from other schools according to CNBC continue reading...
When you’re a student you need a job that has flexible hours, offers a reasonable pay and is something that you can add to your resume for your future break into the real world. continue reading...
Straight out of college and want to know where you should look for your first job? continue reading...
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Business-oriented social networking site, LinkedIn, released a press release today announcing that it has launched a tool called Career Explorer with the American branch of PricewaterhouseCoopers (or PwC), a professional services firm that is one of the largest employers of U.S. college graduates. continue reading...
The good news is that the latest unemployment figures state that the economy has added 290,000 jobs, the biggest leap in four years! The bad news is that if you’re between the ages of 16 and 24 years old, you may have a harder time finding work. continue reading...
Well these two teachers certainly have school spirit, but there are some things that are better left to the bedroom…or at least below the school bleachers, but definitely not in front of a gymnasium full of students. continue reading...
Older generations went to war to become adults while this comedian’s generation goes to raves to see if they can function while still being high the next day. In this video internationally famous comedian John Hastings tells WatchMojo.com why he’s scared for planet earth. continue reading...
With people being fired left and right due to the economy, more and more people are beginning to take advantage of their new-found free time. They accept the fact they may not find work right away after their dismissal. And this time in between jobs is now being called “Funemployment.” Granted, the people who are most able to indulge in this practice have some savings in the bank. But funemployment basically involves sleeping in, reading, and doing whatever you want.
The practice of funemployment has helped to give the generation of newly-unemployed twenty- and thirtysomethings a better outlook on things, and has even helped paint an upbeat picture. Instead of this generation being a lost one, these young people are now being given the opportunity to reconsider the profession they entered to see if it’s what they actually want to do. Read more… continue reading...
