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Thursday, May 3, 2012

French Adults' Life Ratings Sink in 2012

French Adults' Life Ratings Sink in 2012

HR departments MAY have to alter their standards to get employees into their companies

After seeing some articles that have come out recently, and having chatted with a few people on the subject, it would appear that hiring managers looking to fill positions within today's companies MAY have to change their mindset to get the best people for the job. Company heads complain that they can't find qualified prospects to fill technical positions, yet HR departments are disqualifying good applicants based on less then perfect credit ratings or length of breaks in employment. Something has to give here.

Hiring managers could be VERY selective about who they hired when the recent recession was at it's worst. There were 50 or 100 applicants for every open position, and HR people could be extremely choosy about who they called back for an interview.  But now, many people who WERE looking for a job at that time have either gotten work elsewhere, retired, or simply given up looking for any work at all. The pool of good job candidates is smaller then it once was, and many of those people HAVE been unemployed for lengthy periods. That doesn't mean they should be discounted outright, without even so much as a callback for an interview.

If corporate execs and managers want good people working for them, they need to hold their HR department's feet to the fire, and make sure EVERY good candidate at least gets a shot at getting hired.





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Wednesday, May 2, 2012

The Job Market Report Update goes international.

To our international friends, please note that you can read all our posts here on The Job Market Report Update in your native language, simply by using the Google Translate gadget at the top of the blog page. Enjoy!

Um unsere internationalen Freunde, beachten Sie bitte, dass Sie alle unsere Beiträge hier gelesen auf dem Arbeitsmarkt Report Update in Ihrer Muttersprache, indem Sie einfach durch den Google Translate Gadget an der Spitze der Blog-Seite. Viel Spaß!


Pour nos amis internationaux, s'il vous plaît noter que vous pouvez lire tous nos postes ici sur Le jour du Rapport sur le marché d'emploi dans votre langue maternelletout simplement en utilisant le gadget Google Translate dans le haut de la page du blog.Amusez-vous!


A nuestros amigos internacionales, por favor, tenga en cuenta que usted puede leertodos los mensajes aquí en La actualización de tareas de informe de mercado en su lengua maternasimplemente utilizando el gadget de Google Translate en la parte superior de la página del blog. Disfrute!


לחברים הבינלאומיים שלנו, שים לב שאתה יכול לקרוא את כל ההודעות שלנו כאן, על עדכון דוח שוקהעבודה בשפת האם שלך, פשוט באמצעות גאדג 'ט תרגם גוגל בחלק העליון של הדף בלוג. תהנו!


Для наших международных друзей, обратите внимание, что вы можете прочитать все наши сообщения здесь на отчет по рынку труда обновления на вашем родном языке, просто с помощью гаджета Google Translate в верхней части страницы блогаНаслаждайтесь!


私たちの国際的な友人には、単にブログページの上部にあるGoogle翻訳ガジェットを使用することによって、あなたのネイティブ言語でのジョブマーケットレポートの更新をここですべての記事を読むことができることに注意してください。お楽しみください!


我們的國際朋友,請注意,你可以在這裡讀取所有的崗位,對就業市場報告更新您的母語,只需博客頁面頂部使用谷歌翻譯工具享受!

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

So, what's YOUR goal in life?

I ask this question from, perhaps, a slightly different perspective then most. It's a well known fact that truly successful people ALWAYS have goals and priorities, and a plan to achieve both. Well, up until very recently, I had no need for any plan like that, because I had not SET any goals for myself. Frankly, life was just carrying me along, and I let it take me where it would. I had spent a lot of time living my life for other people, and not really thinking about myself or what I wanted. Frankly, I didn't even KNOW what I wanted from life.

That all changed recently, when I met someone who challenged me to think outside myself; to think BIGGER. Now I find myself with a purpose, and a REAL reason for waking up every day and doing all the hard things right along with the little things. Was my life meaningless before 6 months ago? No, not by a long shot. To my children, I mean a LOT. To my other family members and friends, I am loved and and well respected. But NOW, I have decided to find out just how far I can take this life. I have decided to take control of it, instead of it controlling me.

But, you probably figured that out by the number of times you can count the word *I* in the last two paragraphs.

So, what's my goal in life? To build a business that helps put the unemployed back to work. To learn how to create that business from scratch, and pass that knowledge on to others. (such as my children, if that's what they choose to do) To build relationships with people that will fortify me (and them) for the rest of my life. To make this world a slightly better place to live for both myself and everyone else I come in contact with. That's that I want to do.

So, what's YOUR goal in life?