Career and Job Hunting Advice for February 2, 2015

If you're a Seahawks fan and you are looking for a new job, then all things might look a little bleak at the moment for you. On the other hand if you're a Patriots fan and you are looking for a new job, then you probably feel pretty invincible this morning. Either way, many 'experts' believe that now is a pretty good time to be in the job market because there is reportedly a severe talent shortage worldwide (which of course depends on which 'expert' you ask). I actually read one article today where the author claims the announced planned massive layoff by IBM is a great opportunity for those in the crosshairs - of course the author doesn't work for IBM and will not be affected either way.

Here is a list of current engineering jobs listed on RF Cafe.

Here are the complete job resource lists for 2018, 2019.

Science-Backed Secrets for Achieving Success in Life, Christina Desmarais
Career Tips from World's Leading Bosses, Eoghan Macguire
Contract or Part-Time Work as a Stopgap?, Kevin Fogarty
Mastering the Intangibles of Leadership, William Seidman
Look Outside Your Industry for Ideas You Can Apply, Amanda Setili
How to Stand out on LinkedIn, Marcelle Yeager
Phrases That Will Instantly Calm Angry or Emotional People, Jessica Stillman
The One Job Interview Answer You Must Get Right, The Savvy Intern
What to Do When You Have Multiple Goals, Elaina Giolando
Ways Employers Discourage You from Negotiating Salary, Alison Green

Posted February 2, 2015


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