Folks normally consider that phlebotomists are usually not well salaried in hospitals. However it is always not real. We see that there has been an increase in older population in United states of america as well as all through the whole world. This causes the greater demands for phlebotomists in hospitals and in additional medical… [Continue Reading]

  There has been be an improved challenge for career of physical therapy assistant (PTA) in the last two decades. The active positions within physical therapy resulted in the field of fulfillingthe needfor private health treatment. It is estimated to facilitatethis field will acquire extremeprogression the future too. A physical therapy assistant commonly guides a… [Continue Reading]

Keeping interview nerves at bay is essential to be successful in any interview. Staying calm and composed during interviews projects an appealing profile and creates a good impression on interviewers. Good preparation gives you an idea of what to expect when facing an interview, simultaneously giving you an edge during the episode.   There are… [Continue Reading]

Today’s is a highly competitive world that demands perfectionists, and the skilled for every task. During student days most of us nurture dreams and desires and hope to achieve success someday. As we look back, the student life was the safest phase in life, when one could easily justify lack of knowledge or awareness under… [Continue Reading]

Even with Williams Communications and Worldcom bankrupt, and Williams and American not doing so well, Tulsa can still count on the call- center industry, right? HCL eServe has put in place a team of 75 people to work on the project out of its call centres in Noida and Gurgaon. According to industry sources, the… [Continue Reading]

Tips for working hard

I am in the process of changing over to the New Economy or Private Industry, whatever you wish to call it. After many years, most of my working life, working in the public sector I am having a hard time at my age ( mid forties ) of adjusting after being found redundant. I was [...]

MCSE Job Prospects

I’ve been working as an entry level pc tech since August…my first tech job after changing careers from restaurant management. My skill sets include basic hardware stuff..installing and configuring hard drives, network cards, modems…installing nt3.51 andwin 3.11, as needed, troubleshooting a simple server/2 node network in 45 grocery stores….I’m A+ certified, but not a college [...]

Advice on Consulting Job

I got a job as a network consultant. Basically, I drive everywhere and fix everyone’s computer/network problems. Although I’m getting incredible network & PC experience, I’m working 10-12 hours a day. And I’m driving, on the average 100-120 miles a day. And the salary stinks ($36,000/year) without benefits. To be fair to my boss, he’s [...]

Dreading job interviews

One of my friends has guaranteed me at least an interview at his place of employment. I’m already feeling jittery. I’m worried because my performance at the interview might affect his reputation at the company so if I have a PA… I was thinking of wearing some nice slacks, a white, oxford, button-down collar shirt, [...]

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Technology Job Hunt and Cultural Issues

I’ve been interviewing for a real programming job. I started out in network/support 1.5 years ago because I had no experience. My network/support boss (a Jew/Italian) was a very open-minded human being, and he hired me because of this. I studied and got MCSE, blah blah blah. Well, his consulting firm objectives changed, so they [...]

Don’t certify, get a degree

I just had a letter from Northbrook Technology saying that I wasn’t even shortlisted for an interview. When I phoned them to ask why not they replied that there had been such a large number of candidates that they had to whittle it down using criteria based on various factors…mine being the fact that I [...]

I don’t prepare for job interviews anymore

I used to prepare, & it just made me nervous. Now I might look at their web site. I bring along some work samples. I might go over stuff just a teeny bit. But like today, I was looking at some stuff ahead of time, trying to write down some questions to ask them. THen [...]

How to get along with people?

I’m in the computer business, and even there, some team spirit is expected. Due to a naturally independent personality and numerous negative experience with people while growing up (insults, humilitation, ostracism, etc.), the last thing I want is spend 8 hours/day mixing with people I don’t like, and pretend that I’m enjoying myself. No matter [...]

Is CNE still worth getting?

I am thinking of getting a CNE along with my MCSE. Is CNE still worth getting? Isn’t NetWare going to get even more obsolete after win2000? What do you guys think? Netware will however be around for a while. There are still more Netware installs than NT (although I don’t know for how much longer) [...]

On studying to become a MCSE

I am going to study for and pass the MCSE certification. But I would like a little help. If I receive a good set of answers I will post them here and/or on my Site I have seen some “certified” MCSE people who can’t troubleshoot their way out of a wet paper bag. I am [...]

Coping with job interviews

How do you personally cope with job interviews? Any personal stories that you can write about here? For me, I just fear rejection. I’ve been to several job interviews and haven’t done as well as I should have, even after I’ve prepared for interview questions. Anyways, I’ve been rejected for all the interviews, because I’ve [...]

Divorce and job hunting

I am a PD AGOR sufferer for over 20 years, however I have come a loooong way. Most helpful has been CBT and small doses of xanax as needed. Anyway, I am facing a major life change in that after 20+ years I am getting a divorce which necessitates me finding a job. This is [...]