PSGCNJ MEMBERS RECOMMEND: Why You Can’t Get a Job
Wharton professor Peter Cappelli’s recently published eBook, “Why Good People Can’t Get Jobs”, describes a hiring system that has gone “terribly wrong” according to an article in The Inquirer.
Wharton professor Peter Cappelli’s recently published eBook, “Why Good People Can’t Get Jobs”, describes a hiring system that has gone “terribly wrong” according to an article in The Inquirer.
By Frances Chaves EDITOR’S NOTE: Become a published author on PSGCNJ’s blog. We are looking for good writers on transition topics. Send your story ideas to phil.welsher@me.com Dr. Veronica has […]
By Suzy Kedzierski On April 1, the PSGCNJ meeting in Somerville takes a diversion from our usual speaker presentations with an interactive writing workshop, led by Jack Appleman of Successful […]
By Frances Chaves Mike Palestina’s March 4 presentation to PSGCNJ outlined his ten steps to a complete and successful job search: Understand your environment Determine your objective Develop your communication […]
By Frances Chaves Debbie Hixson started at the Bridgeway Senior Healthcare, Hillsborough, as Human Resource Assistant on March 11. During her eight week search, Debbie focused on a list of […]
Lisa Chenofsky Singer Monday, March 18, 6:30 pm, Scotch Plains Public Library Career Networking Group RSVP at www.scotlib.org
BioSpace Pharm Country Career Fair Thursday, March 14,11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bridgewater Marriott Register online today. You will be required to submit a resume which will be screened to […]
By Frances Chaves You want your resume to shine, right? Here are the top words that the experts think should be avoided.
By Frances Chaves The reality of today’s job market is that jobs don’t last forever. So it’s a good idea to be prepared for your next transition. You will need […]
By Candace Waller Debra Wheatman, the founder and president of Careers Done Write, shared her social media tips at the February 18 Breakfast Club meeting. As social media is here […]
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