With the continuing rise in crime rates, forensic nursing is quickly becoming a popular part of the American judicial system. Forensic nursing is one of the newest forms of forensic sciences recognized by the American Nurses Association. The new field combines the health care profession with the judicial system. Nurses trained in forensic nursing are needed to quickly and appropriately…
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For Those Who Want To Become Daytraders….
So you’d like to earn your living DayTrading? You have all heard the stories of losing DayTraders running down the streets shooting people? During the heady .com days prior to 2001, (when Bush became president,) there were stocks, 3 or 4 times a week that went up from 30 to 200% a day. It was possible, if you knew what…
Flash As a Big Ball of Clay
This interview is a resource of DesignMaster Training, an online professional training and development website for working design professionals. Mudbubble.com founder (www.mudbubble.com) and Flash Animation class DesignMaster instructor, Chris Georgenes, has created a cross-platform career as an animator for Web and broadcast media. He shares his “ah-ha” moment as a Flash-based illustrator and animator. Location: Connecticut (check) Clients: Sesame Street…
Five Job Skills to Get You Promoted
You know in your own mind that you deserve a raise or promotion, but you can’t seem to get the attention of your boss to prove it. What’s a girl to do? In a post 9-11 economy where many employers are content to stick with what is proven and comfortable, convincing your company to take a chance on you is…
Five Steps To A Richer Retirement
You’ve probably heard about the Nebraska meatpackers who won the largest lottery jackpot in the United States last week. One winner replied “I’ve been retired for about four days now” when asked what he would do with his winnings. His response did not surprise me; I’m sure my reaction would be similar! What does surprise me is that many Americans…
Five Interview Questions You Should Always Ask
These five questions go beyond the obvious ones, such as the title of the job, the job description, to whom it would be reporting, and other such basic questions. In fact, it’s unlikely you’ll even need to ask those questions, as they’re usually outlined for you. With some preparation and thought, you should be able to easily come up with…
Five Steps To A Flawless Interview
Are you prepared for your next job interview? Do you know the secrets of pulling off a flawless interview and getting the job of your dreams? Use these five easy steps to prepare yourself and leave the best impression possible with the hiring manager. 1.Be Early – The worst thing you can do is show up to an interview late.…
Finding Work: Don’t Blow Your Chances
“I sent my rsum in and I haven’t heard back from the company yet. It has been weeks now. What is going on?” A familiar refrain? For many job seekers it is an all too common feeling. You’ve researched the company, found a position that interests you, crafted a cover letter and sent it off with your rsum expecting to…
Fired Before You’re Hired: Five Ways to Ruin Any Interview
Arrive on time. Dress well. Write a thank-you note. Don’t lie on the application. You have the job-hunting basics down, but the gods of employment have plagued your people with a drought. Whether you’re interviewing after a layoff, seeking a change of employment or documenting your futile interviewing plight to milk yet another unemployment check, be aware of these five…
Finding The Right People For The Job
If you are a manager, one of the most stressful aspects of your job is finding good people to fill available positions in your company. Whether you work in a small business or for a large corporation, hiring new personnel can be a hard process to manage. There are many things to consider when you are reviewing resumes and arranging…