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Being an MBA doesn't mean you can manage *
Every decade, North American business schools churn out about one million new MBAs, ready to assume privileged positions in business.
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Capers announces job fair for new store *
Job fair: Friday, June 16 -- 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Saturday, June 17 -- 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. -- Held at: Plaza 500 Hotel - Cambie & 12th, Vancouver, BC
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Career Coach: How to keep your cool at the interview *
Plan your actions, your appearance and your response strategy, and ask good questions.
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Career Coach: Know when the writing's on the wall *
You can still save your job if you see and act on the warning signs before it's too late.
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Don't let your fear rule the workplace *
It underlies how many of us behave on the job, author ART HORN writes. Here's how to face, embrace and erase it. . .
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Engage Freelancers dot com *
This new portal helps Freelancers from all over the world bid on projects that service buyers post on its secure website.
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Feeling like a fraud *
'Impostor syndrome' leaves many high achievers convinced they're scamming everyone about their skills and will be unmasked-- evidence to the contrary be damned, SUSAN PINKER writes.
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Feeling paranoid? You must be a senior executive *
Paranoia goes with today's top jobs, according to leadership coach Irving Buchen. Senior executives live in turmoil, and the inevitable result is some paranoia about the people, events and organizations apparently conspiring to get them.
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Government strengthens training and creates jobs in Northern BC *
Today, the Oil and Gas Industry Training Centre of Excellence at the Northern Lights College in Fort St. John received $800,000 under the Western Economic Partnership Agreement.
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Hiring stars is more chic than it is profitable *
Workplace advice from Susan Pinker...
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In Celebration of Canada Career Week the YWCA One Stop Career Shop presents. . . *
Get advice from great speakers that could change your career! (This event is FREE!)-- November 1, 2006, North Vancouver, BC.
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International experience viewed as vital to a career *
About two in three workers believe that international experience will help their career, according to a worldwide Internet survey conducted by recruitment consultancy Robert Walters.
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It pays to be a man for most jobs in the U.S. *
If a woman wants to make more money than a man in the United States, her job options are severely limited. She could clean up hazardous waste. Or install telecommunications lines. But not much else.
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Jack Stats (and Jack Jobs) *
Since re-igniting the antenna ball craze in 1995 with its Classic Jack antenna ball, Jack in the Box has sold or given away more than 22 million antenna balls.
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Joe-Jobs *
Send your résumé via e-mail to: jobs@joe.ca if you're interested in a Joe-job!
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Managerial mistakes: a top 10 list *
Managerial behaviour involves more than knowing what to do. It also requires knowing the behaviours to avoid.
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Monster dot com job offer phishing letter *
In the case of anything mentioning Monster.com, send to siteabuse@monster.com.
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New research project on innovation: Keep great ideas flowing *
Some companies still see innovation as a threat. But the Conference Board of Canada warns that squelching creativity is bad for the bottom line, VIRGINIA GALT writes
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Newcomers to Sweden find job hunting is tough *
Newcomers to Sweden are smothered with kindness when it comes to welfare and education, but where jobs are concerned it still pays to be a "true Svensson," as the archetypal Volvo-driving Swede is known.
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North shore Youth Job Fair -- who's hiring now? *
Thursday, April 19, 2007, North Vancouver, BC
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Self-doubt and hope for stutterers at work *
Therapy and public speaking practice can help overcome a speech impediment.
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Job Scam: Michael Grizla and BTA Oil & Gas *
Ah, yet another job offer where you do nothing and get paid the big bucks! Don't bite!
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Spring to Work YOUTH HIRING FAIR *
Thursday May 11, 2006, Vancouver, BC
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