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Graduate recruitment allows finding the best employees

October 27th, 2011 by admin

Many companies still prefer hiring graduates as a method to find the ideal employees; as a result, there is a fierce competition for graduate jobs. People who worked for a company on internships have a better choice to get a position. Some employers do their best to make the job at their company more attractive with the best offers.

There are different ways to retain and attract likely candidates for your company. To start with you need to provide a specification of jobs that can be clearly interpreted by the applicant showing what they will implement is a must. Other advantages such as coaching and competitive salary are seen by graduates as very important. Ge more info…

Ask Yourself These 5 Questions Before You Quit Your Current Job

October 11th, 2011 by Mike Silverstone
If you are considering leaving your current job, ask yourself who, what, where, why and how before you turn in your resignation letter.

You hate your current job or boss. You’re ready to jump ship. M

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Michael Spence: Political Ideology Blocking Good Policy

September 25th, 2011 by Mike Silverstone

Three Essential Skills for Entry Level Job Seekers

September 21st, 2011 by Mike Silverstone

The following post is contributed by Nadia Jones who blogs at online college about education, college, student, teacher, money saving, movie related topics. You can reach her at nadia.jones5 @ gmail.com.

As it has been said time and time again, todays economic atmosphere is a desolate and dark place. With many highly qualified candidates on the hunt and only a few well-paying jobs actually available, finding a job that fits your skill set and qualification level is challenging. So, because there are so many job-seekers with elevated qualifications and eye-catching educational backgrounds, candidates have to find a way to stand out among the crowd.

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The Geography of Job Loss (Updated)

August 27th, 2011 by Mike Silverstone

We first ran the Geography of Job Loss in June 5th, 2009. Its time to update it:

Map below has been updated to reflect data through April 2011.

Click on the map to see the animation.

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