San Diego Job & Career Network – 1,417 members – a subgroup of USA Job & Career Network. A Subgroup specialized for Israeli 40+ (Over 40) “Old and Wise&# jobs seekers that wants to enlarge the diverse of employment opportunities, Employees who knows of a position and for recruiters that knows the benefits of hiring 40+ employees. New York Careers, Networking and Jobs – 1,741 members – a subgroup of Job Postings and Job Boards! MORE

Some weeks I traveled to three different cities. When people travel to another city, why do they throw out their to do list for sightseeing in random museums? If sightseeing is on your priority list, then get a new job, because you have no control over where you sightsee if you have a job with a lot of travel. I am new to your blog and am thoroughly enjoying your work and writing style. There is a dojo in every major city in the world. MORE

Best Career Coaches in Your City. The best career coaches not only have direct industry knowledge, but they have spent a majority of their careers in that industry, networking, speaking at conferences, and developing new methodologies and processes which are adopted across the board. MORE

Based in: San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA. Target audience: Professionals in the San Francisco Bay Area and around the USA. Based in: New York, New York, USA. Sharon has a virtual practice and serves other cities around the USA. MORE

About this blog | About my company, Brazen Careerist | Penelopes guide to starting a blog Welcome, San Francisco Chronicle Readers Posted to: Self-management December 7th, 2009 Del.icio.us Digg Reddit StumbleUpon Tweet This Facebook It looks like a lot of people are coming here from the article in the San Francisco Chronicle: Big City Blues, Could a more affordable life, away from the Bay Area, actually be better , by Rob Baedeker. Is this your first time here? MORE

According to this info graphic here , Kiplinger has compiled the best cities for new grads. Consider below, in no particular order, the top ten cities that offer much more for your career development: East Coast Cities. Midwest Cities. West Coast Cities. MORE

My new job isn't what I want to do forever, but it is putting money in the bank to fund my interests, and gaining me experience in communications. Imagine my shock 4 months into my new job when the hiring manager told me that she didn't give a fig about my degree. Indeed, the employers who are brought to our campus have said they like the diversity of skills and experiences that our liberal arts and sciences grads have to offer. Is this your first time here? MORE

We talk a lot about diversity , in HR, and we have all sorts of programs and measurements in place. Did you grow up in New York City? San Francisco? MORE

When it comes to self-reporting happiness, New Yorkers report being less happy than everyone else, and they don't care. New Yorkers love that they can get the best of everything - they want that more than they want to be happy. Here's what I have believed FOR A LONG TIME: You know that song "New York, New York"? I just spent all of 2008 and the majority of 2009 miserable and said that my new measure of success was a level of happiness. MORE

Minus one You would have to earn $150,000 more from a job if you were doing it far away from family, according to economist Nattavudh Powdthavee of University of York. Minus one Diversity is interesting, but in small groups (like friends) it does not make for happiness, according to Frans Johansson, author of The Medici Effect. The ratio of therapists to citizens is lowest in populations that skew to maximizers (like New York City and San Francisco). MORE