Career Connection Archive
WILLIAMSBURG Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg will host job fairs Jan. 21 and 30 to fill nearly 200 full-time, part-time and seasonal jobs.
If you’re looking for a cure for a lackluster jobwith little potential for growth or with all too much potential for downsizing, then a medical career may be just what the doctor ordered.According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the healthcare sector continues to top the charts as the largest U.S.
Effner to ISU Hall Cape Henry wrestling coach Jack Effner will be inducted as a member of Indiana State’s Hall of Fame Class of 2011.
Seasonal Job Opportunities Heat Up Long before the tourists arrive, pools open, theme parks come alive and recreational venues fill to capacity, the call goes out for seasonal employees to fill a myriad of job openings.
See below for information on upcoming events: January 2012
CareerConnection's New Year, New Career Event Participate ONLINE January 18th - February 1st at www.VirtualCareerEvent.com/CareerConnection Or IN PERSON on Wednesday, January 25th, 10am - 2pm at the Constant Convocation Center, Norfolk February 2012
By Joyce Lain Kennedy Workplace Q&A | Tribune Media Services DEAR JOYCE: Even with 20 years’ experience, I haven’t had an interview since last year. I think I’ve tried everything to get a job. What am I missing? – E.L.
You and the economy are missing jobs. But here are some classic suggestions to tape to your closet door and review each morning.
Sales and Customer Service Representatives Growing Field Offers Great Opportunities for Advancement
If you’re looking for a growing industry that offers a great work/life balance and even better advancement opportunities, then look no further than the thriving sales and customer service field.
NORFOLK
For years the Attucks Theatre stood at the corner of Church Street and Virginia Beach Boulevard, a musty, rotting shell of its former self. But in the 1990s, the Rev. Joseph Green saw a gem.
VIRGINIA BEACH
As soon as Heather Snowa got home from a Chicago sales meeting, she turned on the oven at 9:30 p.m. to bake another batch of 300 cookies for her company's not-so-ordinary bake sale.
By 8 a.m. the next day, over 2,000 cookies were on display in the lobby of Lynn-wood Plaza, where Snowa works for United States Sales Corp.
It's fitting that hundreds of Norfolk children learn reading and writing each year in a school named for one of the greatest black journalists of the 20th century, Plummer B. Young Sr.
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