Department of Labors Tools for Americas Job Seekers Challenge. skip to main | skip to sidebar The Career Key Blog Making a lifetime of smart career decisions about career options, college major and education choices, being self-employed, & the right career test. Welcome to our career blog. You can use the link above or look for Idea #34. MORE >>

That mantra is certainly true for Corporate America. Here We Are. Now What? Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." ~ Mark Twain About Me Terrence Seamon Facilitator, blogger, and transitionist, Terry is engaged, learning, and changing. View my complete profile My Blog List Aa.ha! MORE >>

I’m too old,” “they’ll want someone younger,” “I’ve become too expensive,” and “They might see me as past my prime or otherwise burned out” are all common and fairly logical assumptions that 50-somethings have made since the Great Recession of 2008 reared its ugly head and produced a jobless recovery. The P.E.P. From 2010 – 2020, U.S. MORE >>

Enjoy the 2008 recessions version of Who is on first? COSTELLO: I want to talk about the unemployment rate in America. Not sure how to provide literary credit for this parody. It arrived via email from Outplacement Tools Southern sales manager, with no author listed.   (A political statement weaved in at the end  has been removed.). MORE >>

Total employment is expected to increase by 10 percent from 2008 to 2018. Occupations with the fastest growth Occupations Percent change Number of new jobs (in thousands) Wages (May 2008 median) Education/training category Biomedical engineers 72 11.6 $ 77,400 Bachelor’s degree Network systems and data communications analysts 53 155.8 MORE >>