Career Watch: Job interview do's and don'ts
The Procter & Gamble vice president answers questions about training on the cheap and giving input to a nontechnical boss.
The Procter & Gamble vice president answers questions about training on the cheap and giving input to a nontechnical boss.
Q&A: Dan Hoffman
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Q&A: David Perry
The author of "Land the Tech Job You Love" thinks the way most of us look for a job is ineffective.
The board of directors of the HP user group Connect were able to look back at a year of accomplishment and ahead to one of further growth as they met here last month for their annual meeting.
The dismal economy has brought thoughts of the unemployment line to people in nearly every profession, and it has made many of them feel the need to constantly glance over their shoulders, notes Nina Buik, a careers expert and president of the Hewlett-Packard user group Connect. In this type of economic climate, everyone can begin to seem like a potential competitor, and some people will react by burrowing into their cubicles and keeping a low profile.
Dave Willmer, the executive director of Robert Half Technology discusses finding a job in a deep recession.
Dave Willmer, the executive director of Robert Half Technology, discusses finding a job in a deep recession.
The CEO of OnForce, Peter Cannone, discusses trends gleaned from data on the online marketplace's 12,000 service professionals.
David F. Noble, the author of 'Gallery of Best Resumes', talks about what it takes for an IT professional's résumé to stand out from the crowd.
IT leader Mark Burnette is an expert in leadership, IT process, compliance, security and cost management who has led two award-winning IT organizations, Burnette answers questions about surviving the economic downturn and returning to school.
The co-founder and principal of IT staffing and consulting firm Bluewolf Inc. talks about keeping a job and finding another in the current economic climate.
Does your personality type have relevance for your career? To answer that, we turned to Kip Parent, CEO of Keirsey.com, which markets the Keirsey Temperament Sorter, and Edward Kim, managing director of Keirsey's professional services division at Synergy Leaders.
George A. Vega, the managing director and head of capital markets technology at Wachovia Corporate & Investment Bank, answers questions about revitalizing careers, making a big leap and attaining valuable skills.