The holidays can be a very stressful time, especially for people who are unemployed. Work is a very common topic of discussion at holiday parties, and for someone without a job, these types of conversations can be uncomfortable. The Wall Street Journal has a few tips to help make holiday party conversation a little less stressful.
Manpower’s most recent study predicts there will be fewer job cuts in 2013. Things are getting better. I spoke with UT San Diego’s Jon Horn about this the other day. Check it out!
The “O” in SWOT analysis is Opportunities. You don’t want to be the rubber ducky being taken away by the stream without control. Take control of your career and make the most of opportunites that present themselves. Check out our discussion about opportunites on this week’s segment of Good Morning San Diego.[wpvideo PsJ01XUv]
CBS Money Watch has release their projections for the best jobs to search for in 2013. Jobs heavy in computers and mathematics dominate the list. We’ve entered an era where computers are used by everyone and are here to stay. As technology develops we will need people to manage and maintain these elaborate systems. Paying […]
This week on KUSI we talk about the “W” in SWOT analysis, weakness. Often the hardest part of self evaluation, recognizing one’s weakness is an important part of growing as a professional. Take a gander! [wpvideo Q7R3EPIC]
[wpvideo y6gQzuiW]Check out this week’s KUSI clip… we build on last month’s article about doing a little career introspection and utilizing a SWOT analysis, focusing on strenghts. Next week we will tackle weaknesses.
I’m excited to share with you our new “Strategies for Success” training and job placement program. In partnership with Qualcomm, the program will award 20 scholarships to post 9-11 military veterans looking to make an effective transition to the civilian workforce and flourish in the private sector. The 20 scholarships present opportunities for veterans with entry level […]
