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Being a Newspaper reporter for print publications now means that you have the worst job in 2015 according to CareerCast’s Jobs Rating list. Out of the 200 jobs that they rated the bottom of the list was newspaper reporter, it was No.199 last year barely making it better than being a lumberjack, this year though it hit rock bottom. It ... Read More »

When they say your first impression really does create an impact, they are not making things up. Even though the most important points while preparing for an interview are going to be your confidence and the skill set that you posses, yet still there is a certain scope of connect one can build with a glance on your dress up. ... Read More »

The tough economy is making interviews even more critical and ultimately what we say plays a major factor when we are being graded. We can only have the upper hand with the way we present ourselves and the answers that we give. The hiring manager sure won’t tell you when you say an answer that he does not want to ... Read More »

Unemployment woes continues in the U.S as new reports reveal that the unemployment rates have rose in more than half of the States last month. This reveals that the hiring is not really shinning,extremely poor job market and shrinking job sector continues to add trouble to the unemployment rates. The Labor Department said Friday that rates increased in 26 states. ... Read More »

Reach Data Technologies Ltd   IT Installer and Trainer   Reach Data Technologies Ltd is a company that supplies specialist IT equipment and training to students in higher education who are in receipt of a Disabled Students Allowance (DSA), funded through bodies such as Student Finance England (SFE), the NHS and the Open University. We are currently seeking a member ... Read More »

College students, take note: There are at least six fields of study whose graduates are virtually 100 percent employed right now. That’s right–certain majors, such as pharmacology, produce graduates who face a zero percent unemployment rate. That’s not bad considering last month’s joblessness rate for people with a college degree or higher was 4.4 percent. The Wall Street Journal created ... Read More »

Let us have a look at the top 5 jobs with the most layoffs. So, if you are having one of these jobs, watch-out! You are most likely to lose your jobs then other even at the hint of a slowdown. This study is based on claims filed for unemployment benefits. Below is the list of jobs that you need ... Read More »