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#484429103 / gettyimages.com It hardly seems possible, but the time has come when high-potential millennials are assuming leadership roles 
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Hard to Fill: Jobs that need workers
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For those of you who are curious about which careers won’t limit your insatiable travel bug, here are ten of our favorite.
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There are free career planning and job hunting resources available in your college career development office. Via Doug Kalish
Doug Kalish's curator insight,
July 2, 2014 2:56 PM
How many students actually use the free career planning resources available at every college and university?
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One of the attributes all employees need to have is being able to adapt to change. In this current economy, everyone is moving around from one company or group to the next. We've accepted that employees don't stay in one …Read »
Trish Sadar's insight:
The only thing that anyone can be sure of is change. The advice in this article is not something that you haven't heard before; however, focusing on what you can control and staying in touch with past colleagues is advice that serves all of us.
Keeping up with the trends and continuously building your skills and knowledge is advice that was given to me when I first started out in my career.
Ask yourself: If you are out of work today, have you kept up with the knowledge, skills, and certifications to compete in the marketplace? If not, set time aside each week to do this. Even if you don't have the funds or time -- you can always enroll in an online free course offered through edx.
Until next time...PS - Live on Purpose!
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The lowdown on the jobs, by industry, in which employment should grow by 30 percent or more.
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Studying abroad is something that crosses the minds of most students at least once during their studies at university. However, not everyone acts on it. Via resumebuilder
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Please write back and let us know what you think. Just click on the link to watch the youtube video.
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A study by Virginia Tech Carilion found that people who get quiet in conversations with others they feel are smarter suffer from “expression of IQ.” Via resumebuilder
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CareerCast has released its list of the 12 best jobs for women in 2014.
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Need a little guidance in the career department? These personality and skills assessments can point you in the right direction.
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Survey says: Data scientists and SEO specialists have it pretty good.
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Fortune Magazine recently released its annual list of the 100 “Best Companies to Work For”. Along with this list Fortune provides the average annual pay for salaried employees for these 100 compani...
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The Best Jobs in Energy CareerCast.com Through the nation's economic peaks and valleys, one constant is our need for energy. And fulfilling that need is a booming business. "Everybody touches energy in some way in their...
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Find Study Abroad, Volunteer Abroad, Internships Abroad, Teach Abroad, Degree Abroad Programs, TEFL, Language Courses Abroad & Scholarships on GoAbroad.com
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What's Next For Your Career?
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Now I write for the Huffington Post, Business Week, LinkedIn, the Harvard Business Review, the Denver Post and Forbes.com and lead the worldwide Human Workplace movement to reinvent work for people.
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I found by designing my life through a vision statement, it has been a tool for providing more direction. Click here to read 5 steps to creating yours.
You make think that I am silly; however I believe when it comes to designing our lives, we have the pen in our hands and are writing out what this chapter "2014 year" will be and beyond.
During a talk I was speaking at last week one person said to me...."Wow, it is like having our own Career GPS to keep us on track."
The power comes when you realize that it goes beyond a career -- when you design your life -- what you do for a living isn't work -- it is your life.
So take a moment to read this article and follow the 5 steps, and if it is not too much trouble....please share with us.
Until next time...PS - Live on Purpose!
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The average business administration salary is close to $90k a year in the US. Find data on salaries of business administrators by state, city and industry.
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Wish you could go back in time and do things differently? Professionals share the career tip they'd offer their younger selves. More
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Choosing a career that you love is important, but unfortunately there's little guarantee that you will pick a job field that has staying power.
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Why Your First Job Should Be an Internship
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In an interview for an internship, your well-written resume and sterling GPA might not count as much as your personal skills.
If you are a college student, and you were to ask me what is the fastest ways to land a position in my chosen profession....(one of the fastest ways is through the right internship(s).
You see once you have chosen a career path, and know what your first step or job would be after graduation all you need to do is land an internship that will give you the exposure to build your knowledge, skills, and experience to land you the job.
When you graduate the goal is to land your desired job, so the goal is to have both the education and the experience the position requires.
So sit down and do your research on the experience, skills, and projects you will need to land your first job after graduation. Then decide on the organizations that offer the internships where you will gain the knowledge you are seeking, and start applying.
Hope this article and the tips help you land your first internship!
Until next time...PS - Live on Purpose!
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