Archive for the ‘Career’ Category
July 19th, 2010
When people talk about earning massage certificates and diplomas, they do not mean the same thing as gaining massage therapy certification. It is possible to get certificates after a number of hours of training in one specific area of massage, but still not be legally qualified to practice in many states. There are several very deliberate steps required before one can become a certified massage therapist, and almost every state has its own laws and regulations to follow.
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July 13th, 2010
A career in hotel and restaurant management might be for you if you like to make important decisions, hire staff and run the day to the day operations of your business. It might sound like fun stuff but it is hard work. As a manager, you will be the first one to arrive and the last one to leave. All responsibility will fall on you. The perks of being in hotel and restaurant management business, however, can be great.
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July 8th, 2010
A first rate video game is nothing if the levels within are not perfectly envisioned, a fun segue into the next story segment for the gamer. As a video game job, the role of level designer is key to that fun factor. Amazing game concepts with amazing characters have been ruined by repetitive, uninteresting levels. If you're interested in programming but find yourself wanting to be directly involved in the visual creation of a game, the job of level designer might be a perfect fit for you.
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June 19th, 2010
There are many options in the construction industry and it offers various challenging opportunities. Factories, apartments, offices, schools and infrastructure are a few of the samples of this vast industry. This industry also includes working on new structures, alterations as well as repairs to the on hand ones. Construction industry is mainly divided into three main segments, heavy construction contracts, general building contracts and special trade contracts. Heavy construction contractors construct sewers, highways, roads, bridges and other major projects. General building contractors build industrial, commercial, residential and similar buildings. Special trade contractors generally handle specialized activities like plumbing, painting and electrical work.
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June 4th, 2010
The title question in today's article prompts us to explore the differences between having a career that gives us a job vs. having a meaningful career that gives us a sense of purpose.
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May 26th, 2010
In order to make a career in warehousing, you don't need a college degree, unless you want to enter the management sector. So, it is easy to start early and craft a career in the field of warehousing.
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May 18th, 2010
Electrical training is generally a combination of classroom and hands-on training, often under the auspices of labour union apprenticeship programs that last for several years. While there are some basic classes for do-it-yourselfers that are short and sweet, most electrical training does not happen overnight. Its one of the most responsible trades, and can be fraught with safety problems if you dont have the right training. In order to undertake the schooling you must be committed to the program and to pursuing the career of electrician.
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May 17th, 2010
Right from the childhood we were questioned about our dreams. As children we are more positive than adults. As a child its a very simple answer, but as grown ups we aware of the many choices that are available to us. To live a balanced life, it is necessary to have reachable goals and the means to reach them. This is possible only with proper career coaching which can give you right guidance to attain your goals.
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March 17th, 2010
If you're like most job seekers, you want to find a great job. If you're like most job seekers you're probably tempted to take the easy way out . . . mail, email or post your resume.
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March 3rd, 2010
Are you making all the progress you would like in your career? If not, have you developed all the skills and knowledge you need?
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