Employment Archive

For many, owning a business is the definition of the American Dream. In many ways, The United States is held up by the entrepreneurial spirit and drive of small business owners that keep this country’s economic engine running. There are hundreds of reasons to start a business, but when you get down to the nitty gritty, there are basically 5 great reasons to start a business of your own. So what are they? Let’s get to it.

Would you like to get a job that can complement your online learning? Are you already working and that’s why you’re taking online classes? There are certain jobs that are more complementary to being an online college student than others. We’ve dug up a few that we think you’ll like. Take a look.

Making a positive impact at work includes being good at what you do as well as relating with your fellow co-workers. It’s certainly a delicate balance, but those who master it find success for themselves and the organization. Put these principles into place and you’ll be headed for that corner office in no time. Read on to find out how to make a positive impact at work.

The average job in the United States receives approximately 50 resumes – that’s a lot of competition. Because of the high number of resumes, managers sort them into three categories: no, maybe, and promising. Below we show you how you can write a great resume that ensure you land yourself in the “promising” pile.

College is great because you learn new skills and gain knowledge about a variety of subjects. But we all know that the main reason is to get a great job after graduation. Getting a good job, or even any job, is not a given even for those with college degrees. There are millions of college graduates out there competing for limited job openings in this current economy. The students who get the best jobs are the ones who know how to develop their job search skills and position themselves to be snatched up quickly by employers. Let’s take a look at some quick tips on how to find a job.