Monthly Archive: July 2012

Restaurant Job Growth Continues to Outpace Overall Job Growth

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While no industry is protected from the ups and downs of the economy, the restaurant industry continues to remain a top leader in job creation. A new report by the National Restaurant Association (NRA) shows that the industry continues to outpace overall U.S. employment growth, with restaurants adding more than 575,000 jobs since the employment […]

Dressing Appropriately

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Depending on where you work or what kind of work you do, you are going to be expected to dress a certain way.  It is important you know what is acceptable attire for the position.  Whether it is a suit and tie or jeans and a polo, make sure you are conscious of the dress […]

Time Between Jobs

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When it comes to time in between jobs, it is important that you keep busy.  Whether it is an internship, volunteer work, or a part time job, employers are looking for individuals that made the most of their time off. Stay busy, stay productive.

Crafting A Resume

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In a constantly changing marketplace it is important to stay up to date with the latest trends.  When you apply for a job, you’re much more likely to be successful in an interview if you tailor your resume to each position for which you apply.  This Wall Street Journal article discusses the importance of knowing […]

The Importance of Body Language

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How would you describe your body language during interviews? Good or bad? If you haven’t given it much thought, then now may be a good time. Your overall presentation counts, including what you movements project to the interviewer.

Resumes & Recommendations

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When you’re looking for that next job, a great resume is a good thing to have. It’s also highly beneficial to have the support of people familiar with your work.

Middle-aged Unemployment

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It’s no secret there is serious issue with the high rates of joblessness among young people. But there is an equally abiding problem with unemployment amongst the middle-aged, reports The Wall Street Journal. There are 3.5 million middle-aged American currently unemployed, with 39% of them being jobless for more than a year. These long-term ramifications […]