A Personal finance blog to get rich
You may wonder what you should do now that you have landed the job of your dreams. It could be your first job…or perhaps you got a new one. it is possible to excel in your work; there are people who have come before you and have done it.
Or forget being new at your current job, you may have been a slacker for a while, there’s no turning back, you can come back, and come back with a bang. There are comeback stories in every field, be it sports, music, acting.
One of the most beautiful things about the field of nursing is how vast and diverse it is. This gives registered nurses an almost infinite number of options to advance. And the great thing is that you can choose to specialize in areas that fit you and where your skills will be best used.
However, advancement remains a challenge for many nurses, and many don’t know where to start. Here are a few tips all nurses should follow when trying to advance their careers.
Many of us are dreaming about giving up our dead-end jobs and start earning money for living doing what we love, not bounding ourselves to certain places or inconvenient office schedules. It means – we all would love to start making money online. But not many know where to look for such opportunities and how to start.
One of the most demanded and profitable niches online is freelance writing of all shapes and sizes, and what is even more important – to make money writing you only need to possess some basic skills and knowledge. Besides, such a job gives you certain freedom – work whenever, wherever, and however you want.
Researchers have proven that career progress perception plays an important role in influencing an individual’s mood and productivity in the workplace. Whether you’re trying to be more productive in your current schedule or to have aspirations of launching a whole new start-up or a new career altogether, the drive to reach your goals is always aided by the feeling of making progress.
The way a person perceives their current position and recent career progress have a direct effect on their self-esteem, confidence, creativity, and morale. However, many times people are too hard on themselves and they allow their past and present to weigh down on their future.
I have been performing as project manager since last few years. I manage complex large-scale software projects that involve teams across the globe. We have few outsourcing vendor partners as well as tech in-house engineers to do the development for us.
Lately, we are in hiring spree, anticipating an increased demand starting from Mid 2019. We are actually preparing for an economic downturn that’d spike the demand for our product. But today’s article is not about the economic or your personal financial meltdown.
Today we will talk about how to get hired as a project manager. I have taken some 50+ interviews till date for managers in my last 5 years.
The other day we had layoffs at our workplace. A few people I know were asked to leave. I assisted one of my colleagues to revise his resume. And soon I was getting 2/3 resumes a day to look at. I was happy to assist them. What I found though was that their resumes were out of date. Some even worked for about 20 years in our company. they never had to do their resumes.
In a global economy, no one is safe, no job is secured. automation, robotics, shifting priorities, competition, regulation. You name a reason, for which our job security is at the bottom. The only thing we can ensure though is that we get a replacement job somewhere. Your resume is the first impression that you can create a potential new workplace.
As the economy makes its slow rise after the recession of 2008, the job market is gradually growing. Fortunately, this means more employment opportunities for professionals of all ages. On the other hand, this also means that the job market is becoming more competitive than ever before.
The college has become a necessity for most, and the number of people with degrees and certifications above and beyond a bachelor is also becoming more common.
The main objective of writing your resume is to clearly present yourself and promote your accomplishments. In addition to this, it is crucial to showcase your fit for the position you are applying for.
Generally, employers look for a candidate who does not solely possess hard or technical skills to perform the job advertised. Take into consideration that soft skills also play a pivotal role for you to be hired. Soft skills are known to be transferable from one workplace to another and are usually what makes an employee a great asset to the firm.
The other day I was consulting my cousin. She wants to come to the United States for higher studies. I did some research for her. This post is an output of that research. There are careers, high paying ones, that don’t require you to have a college degree. 
On the other side, there are careers which do need an appropriate college degree? For me, I am from an orthodox family which always have advocated for education. Even knowing that career can be had without a degree. Even when my father didn’t have enough money to send me to college, he encouraged me to do so. Luckily the college I was admitted to had govt. subsidized education system.
As for my cousin, she’s been an excellent student all throughout her school. I am sure she’ll get scholarships as well. What about you? Or your son/daughter? How are you envisioning the career search? Will you go for your desire? Or, you’ll go for a career with a high potential for earning.
A qualification in business administration can open up a whole range of opportunities for you. Many people who hold a business qualification decide to start up their own business or go into finance, marketing or business management. If you feel that you want to look for a role in a specific area then you can choose a course that offers a specialization in that area.
If you feel that you have a future in business, but you are not sure exactly what area is right for you, you can take a look at the courses on offer from universities, to help you with your decision.
