by Amy Nutt Some jobs have more prospects in this current period than other professions. While some jobs such as being a financial analyst may pay more, the security of the job isn’t exactly assured with the current trend of events and occurrences. The health care sector seems to be gathering more momentum as the demands for different careers increase. One of such careers is the pharmacist career . Most people seem to have different ideas of what the job description of a pharmacist is. For

Filed under: You’d think. I’ve told my kids not to put our address or phone number on Facebook. They know not to post embarrassing photos. At my son’s college dorm, there’s a ten-foot long poster explaining to all students the importance of privacy, and emphasizing the potential consequences of revealing intimate details online. I also know people in law enforcement whose jobs make them — and by extension their families — targets for criminals and terrorists. They’re exceedingly, thorough

Let’s face it; with the current economic climate, you are lucky if you can keep the job you have, let alone find a new one. However, more and more companies are shutting down and people are losing their jobs every single day. Aside from proving that you are a hard worker, there is something else that can be done to increase your chances of being deemed an asset to your company; earn your MBA in Business . In reality, it may cost a bit more to earn your MBA in Business, but it really is not as

I know it’s tough out there for so many. We’re worried about the economy, our jobs, health, the world in general. There’s craziness going on in the Middle East and North Korea. But stress is a killer and can take a toll on you mentally and physically. Today we’re lucky to have with us Dr. Debra Holland who is going to offer us today’s Tuesday Tip on how to reduce fear and stress during the recession. Thanks Debra for dropping by to offer us this information! **** REDUCING FEAR AND ST

by Jason Kendall In the UK today, industry could not function efficiently without assistance from support workers fixing PC’s and networks, while recommending solutions to users on a constant basis. Because we become massively more beholden to technology, we also become more dependent on the skilled and qualified IT networkers, who keep the systems going. Most of us would love to think that our jobs will remain secure and our work prospects are protected, but the growing likelihood for most