How to Spot a “Bad” Boss During a Job Interview
By Robert Corio, Jr. Have you ever been hired by a company where you think you’re a perfect fit for the job and that you and the boss would mesh […]
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April 7: Greg Stewart Presents Networking to Build Better Relationships
By Arlene O’Reilly Networking is a linchpin of any job search. However, many people in transition, uncertain what to do in a room full of strangers, dread going to networking […]
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Nonprofit “lands” 900th unemployed member
39 percent were long-term unemployed professionals By Kenneth Hitchner The Professional Service Group of Central New Jersey (PSGCNJ), the nation’s first employment community, helped its 900th unemployed professional return to […]
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Indy Nonprofit Helps 200+ Return to Work
61 percent were long-term unemployed professionals By Kenneth Hitchner The Professional Service Group of Central New Jersey, the nation’s first employment community, has helped more than 200 unemployed professionals return […]
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A Modest Proposal: Hire the Unemployed for a Change
By Terrence Seamon March 14, 2014 Every organization that I know is looking to improve, to change for the better. Some even want to transform themselves into a high performance […]
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Zany IRS Rules For Job Search Deductions
By Barbara Perone Even if you itemize the deductions on your federal income taxes, you cannot deduct job search costs under miscellaneous deductions unless they relate to your last job […]
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Network with the Best of Them: Marty Latman Discusses the Best Way to Work the Room
By Rita Williams If you diligently follow job-hunting advice, you know that networking is one of the most successful employment search strategies. It is far more likely to land you […]
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PSGCNJ Plans Night Out Networking Event for Thursday, April 10th at Chimney Rock Pizza
by Stephanie Jones PSGCNJ plans a networking event to take place on Thursday, April 10th from 7pm to 9pm at Chimney Rock Inn in Bridgewater. Landed members come to network […]
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How to Answer the Interview Question: The Money or the Work, Which is Most Important?
By Arlene O’Reilly Everyone needs money. We cannot deny it is importance, especially when we are in transition and less money is coming in. When a hiring manager asks which […]
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PSGCNJ Member ‘landings’ increase 60% in 2013
More than half were long-term unemployed professionals Media Contact: Kenneth Hitchner The number of unemployed members who re-entered the workforce increased by 60 percent in 2013, the Professional Service Group […]
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