Working women often point towards the yawning wage gap that exists between themselves and their male counterparts. In 2009, the median wage for men was $47,127, as compared to $36,278 for women. That's a 30 percent... . . .Read more
According to career consultant Ford R. Myers, "Everything is Negotiable. You just need the right attitude for it."
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This is one situation you don't want to be stuck in. The job offer was too tempting to turn down. But now, when you look at it, the compensation is not that great, the working hours are dreadful, the office is stuffed... . . .Read more
It might annoy your how inquisitive interviewers can get. Even more so, because they all ask the same questions. You may wonder why they even care. Particularly when they ask you your goals in... . . .Read more
It's great to be in charge of an up-and-coming start-up. Everything's working to plan. Deadlines have been met. And orders have been rolling in. Best of all, however, would be seeing the glint of excitement and... . . .Read more
It is a topic most managers deny, or uncomfortably brush aside. After all, no one wants to sound crude and parochial – particularly when it comes to judging others by their physical... . . .Read more
Assumptions. Presumptions. They form the very backbone of our lives in denial. An attitude of denial will never find you a job. A recruiter, on the other hand, would.
For many a job seeker, it is an eagerly-awaited moment. For any, it is a question that raises apprehensions and uncertainity.
No. It's not becuse of the joy of the season floating in the air. Neither is it because your manager's feeling extra-generous and would like to give you a nice green Christmas present. Rather, it's because no one asks for... . . .Read more
So, is it true that being out of a job can make it harder to find a new one?
Most unemployed assume that they are at a disadvantage. They feel that employers... . . .Read more