Careers Articles
251: The Road To Becoming A Licensed Engineer
Licensing is necessary for an engineer to prove they maintain the expected level of professional competency. A degree alone is not enough. Practicing as an engineer involves important safety and pub
252: The Pros and Cons of Travel Nursing
Travel nursing is an attractive arrangement for many nurses. Assignments typically last thirteen weeks and the nurse is often given the option of renewing at the end of each assignment. For the outg
253: The Professional Resume and The Interview Trio
Professional resumes and job interviews are connected. One leads to the other, if everyone is following best practices.
Professional resume help is an x/y proposition. It is good or it is bad. T
254: The Practice Of The Therapy Profession
Therapy is a profession that has increased in the awareness of the general population as we've become a culture more focused on self-care and taking care of our body, mind, and soul more consistentl
255: The Power of an Online Resume
I just finished posting what has to be my 150th online resume for yet another happy customer. As a manager of a site for corporate flight attendants, I know that there are several things that are ex
256: The Power Of The Spoken Word
The pen is mightier than the sword, says an adage. But most people do not know that when written words become spoken words, they explode like firecrackers! If books speak volumes, speeches fire up e
257: The Perfect Career for Your Personality
Choosing a career path is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make—but how do you decide what is right for you? You may take a career path that uses the skills you have or
258: The Original Eight: Genesis of the Modern Day Flight Attendant
The following article serves as a tribute to eight women who were the forerunners of the modern day flight attendant now numbering nearly 250,000 women and men worldwide.
In 1930, it was the dream
259: The Opportunity To Explore Different Career Paths
Parents, educators and legislators want to give students the highest-quality educational foundation possible and today's career and technical education programs can play a key role in assuring educa
260: The Only Way To Resign
Once you've accepted the offer with your new employer and set the start date, obviously the next step is to let your current employer know you'll be leaving. Write a brief letter of resignation (the
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