Archive for October, 2011

Do your homework October 27, 2011 No Comments

A common mistake many job hunters make is not doing their homework before an interview. If you want to appear professional and engaged you must come into the interview prepared. There are many reasons why you should do your homework beforehand. Digging up information about an employer allows you to be able to carry on [...]

What to do at your next interview October 18, 2011 No Comments

The purpose of a job interview is to sell yourself to an employer. And while every interview is different, there are a few guidelines you can follow to ensure that you present yourself in the right manner. Here are four things to do in your next interview that are sure to impress. Be the solution [...]

Job hunting in a small town October 12, 2011 No Comments

Small towns and cities can be great places to live and work. They can offer lower costs of living, easier commutes and tight-knit communities. But job-hunting in a small town can be very different than searching in a metropolis area. Finding a job in a small town can be trickier because your options are more [...]

Tax hikes and jobs: The whole story October 3, 2011 No Comments

(CNNMoney) — Raise taxes on the rich, and you’ll put the nation’s “job creators” at risk. It’s a ubiquitous Republican talking point: Congress must keep the top two rates at 33% and 35% — instead of 36% and 39.6% as President Obama wants. The argument: Many small businesses file taxes under the individual tax code. [...]