Archive for January, 2010
Juggle Your Move While Working Full-Time
Working full-time is exhausting for everyone. Adding an upcoming move to the mix can make the day even more tiresome. Worrying about how to get everything done at work and home in time for the big move? Take a look at these tips that’ll help you m
Beat the Winter Job Blues
The colder temperatures and shorter days of winter can make anyone feel a little gloomy at work. Need to get out of that winter funk? Here are some tips to start enjoying your job (and yourself) again during these tough and chilly times:Create New
Blue-Collar Jobs in Demand for 2010
Ready for a career change but dread getting another desk job? Then how about trying your hand at, well, working with your hands? “There is a blue collar renaissance going on right now,” says Joe Lamacchia, author of “Blue Collar and Proud o
Is Your Job Keeping You Single?
U.S. government data reveals that up to 44% of the U.S. workforce is single — and it may be because of work. Here are four reasons why your job might be keeping you single and what to do about it. 1. “I don’t have time to date.” Many people wh
After the Fall: Preventing Employee Exodus When the Job Market Picks Up
Whether the economy roars back in 2010 or slowly climbs out of the hole, HR professionals are anticipating fewer layoffs, more hiring, and, in some cases, a rush to the exits. In a December Yahoo! HotJobs survey conducted with 806 hiring managers an
Job-Search Strategies for Success
First, the bad news: The job crunch continues, with unemployment hovering in the 10% range and roughly six job seekers for every available opening. Now, some good news: With the right approach, you can jumpstart your job search and position yourself
Toxic Bosses: Worst Managers to Work For
Gallup surveys of U.S workers suggest that 20% of employees are dissatisfied with their immediate supervisors. Here are some of the most toxic managers and suggestions for how to deal with them. 1. The Control FreakThis type of manager won’t let an
6 Ways to Stay Awake at Work Without Caffeine
Need toothpicks to keep your eyes open at work? If you’re trying to kick the caffeine habit for the New Year, don’t fret! There’s no need to drag yourself to the coffee machine for a high-octane cup of joe. Just follow these tips for a caffeine-free
After the Fall: Preventing Employee Exodus When the Job Market Picks Up
Whether the economy roars back in 2010 or slowly climbs out of the hole, HR professionals are anticipating fewer layoffs, more hiring, and, in some cases, a rush to the exits. In a December Yahoo! HotJobs survey conducted with 806 hiring managers an
Job-Search Strategies for Success
First, the bad news: The job crunch continues, with unemployment hovering in the 10% range and roughly six job seekers for every available opening. Now, some good news: With the right approach, you can jumpstart your job search and position yourself
