Archive for the ‘Job Search Advice’ Category
US City With Highest Salaries
Residents of metropolitan Washington DC enjoy the highest average household income in the country. That rate is currently a little north of 85,000 dollars. In addition, it is the only city in the top 52 largest metropolitan areas surveyed that had a consistent or modest increase in income for 2009. The only other city that […]
In: Careers, Job Search Advice · Tagged with: Analytics, Annual Report, Average Household Income, Average Income, Census Bureau, Census Bureau Report, Chief Economist, Country Residents, Dc Area, Declines, Downturn, Economic Recession, Income Stability, Incomes, Largest Metropolitan Areas, Metropolitan Washington Dc, Money Head, New Laws, Recession, Recessions, Regulatory Environment, Salaries, Salary Information, San Antonio, Time None, Us Census Bureau
Corporate employers prefer State University grads over Ivy Leaguers
A recent survey by the Wall Street Journal has pointed to a shift in the perception of the value of an Ivy League education versus other public and private universities. Penn State was ranked first in preparing students for the workforce based on the responses from hiring specialists at almost 500 companies and institutions […]
In: Job Search Advice · Tagged with: Arizona State University, California At Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon, Carnegie Mellon University, Companion Story, Cornell University, Corporate Cultures, Corporate Employers, Corporate Recruiters, Flagship Public University, Georgia Institute Of Technology, Interview Schedules, Ivy League Education, Ivy League School, Ivy Leaguers, Journal Survey, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Nc State University, Private Universities, Product Developers, Public Universities, Purdue University, Rutgers University, Salary Information, Tight Job Market, Travel Budgets, University Grads, University Graduates, University Of California At Berkeley, University Of Illinois At Urbana Champaign, University Of Notre Dame, University Of Southern California, University Of Wisconsin At Madison, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Wall Street Journal, Washington State University
Careers with low stress and six currently hot career prospects
Clare Kaufman of FindtheRightSchool.com has identified 5 great career options for people considering a career change. Here are her picks: 1. Technology: software engineers and network analysts 2. Finance: financial examiners and personal financial advisors 3. Health care: biomedical engineers 4. Environmental science: environmental engineers 5. Business administration: marketing survey researchers These suggestions are based […]
In: Job Search Advice · Tagged with: Average Salary, Biology Chemistry, Biomedical Engineers, Business Administration, Career Change, Career Options, Career Prospects, Career Training, Careers, Changing Careers, Engineering Software Development, Environmental Engineers, Environmental Science, Finance, Finance Careers, General Degree, Growth Finance, Health Care, Interdisciplinary Field, Interdisciplinary Science, Kaufman, Management Information Systems, Marketing Survey, Medicine Biology, Network Analysts, People, Personal Financial Advisors, Salaries, Salary Information, Science Curriculum, Stress, Survey Researchers, Technology Software Engineers
