- You Have the Power to Change Your Career By:-James Copper
A lot of what we do in our working lives leaves us feeling at the mercy of a boss, a schedule and the economy Sure, we d like to go on a vacation in June but that s end of financial year and there s so much to do, we d love to take an overseas trip but perhaps the household budget can t stretch that far
- Change Your Job Without Impacting Your Career By:-James Copper
In most career paths there comes a point where the role is great, you re positioned where you should be at this stage of your development, but you just hate your job There can be many reasons, and often it is the company culture of particular human elements that are the cause of your unhappiness, but in all cases it s an issue of the job making you miserable even though your career is on track
- Choosing Between Different Retraining Courses By:-James Copper
Deciding to change careers and retrain in a new area is a big move and one which requires a lot of thought and planning Important considerations include the mode of retraining undertaken, how extensive it needs to be and what return you are likely get for your investment of time and money
- How to Write a Job Transfer Letter By:-Peter Garant
A job transfer letter, as an easy working definition, is more of a formal request forwarded to your direct supervisor This is commonly made by employees who are requesting a change of work location or a change in position
- Game Testing Job Resumes How To Write A Killer Video Game Testing Job Resume By:-Jonathon Halston
Creating a winning game testing job resume is an often overlooked step in the process of getting hired for one’s first game testing job To stand out from the crowd of would be game testers, it is critical to build a resume and cover letter that truly showcase not only your passion for video games, but also highlight exactly why your prospective employer should hire you for a game testing job, what you can bring to the table, your dream of making a career out of being a video game tester, and the benefits you can bring your new employer
- Getting on the Fast Track to a New Career By:-James Copper
Starting a new career can be an intimidating process, especially when one gets stuck in the details about where to begin Like solving a maze, it s sometimes easier to start from the goal and work one s way backwards mentally
- Your Personal Checklist For Changing Your Career By:-James Copper
On average, a person will change their career path over 7 times in their lifetime While some people are happy working at the same company, doing the same job day in and day out for 40 years of their lives, many people would prefer to switch it up and take on a new career path
- Sales Jobs Vs. Sales Careers By:-John Cousins
It’s a Tuesday morning and I log in to email and there’s a note from one of the best Sales Managers I’ve ever known So of course I open it immediately and not two minutes later I’m acting on his request to call him
- It Training The Way to the Future By:-James Copper
An article giving information on getting a new career in the computing industry
Due to the rapid advances made in technology, IT training has become crucial if you want to get ahead in life Whether you use the computer for leisure or work, you need to know about the latest advancements in the technological world
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