Conversation with Kathleen Brady, author of Get a Job!

  Editor’s note: Inkwater Press is giving away FIVE copies of the e-book and one hardcopy! If you comment below about your takeaways points from [...]

Conversation with Career Author, Andrea Kay

Andrea Kay is a respected career expert, author, speaker, and a sought out career advisor. Specializing in “career therapy,” she has helped tens of thousands [...]

Six Reasons Your Job Networking Efforts Fail

Editor’s note:  This is a way for me to announce that twice a month ( at least) I will be blogging at BET.com by way [...]

6 Job Tips to Teach Your Future Self

The first post that I published last year addressed what seem to resonate with job seekers the conversation your future self needs to tell your [...]

4 Key Things To Do When Quitting Your Job

Editors note: Jason Sanders from Ivy Exec wrote the original article at IvyExec.com.  Ivy Exec is a content partner with The Voice of Jobseekers. A number [...]

What Do Hurricanes and Losing Your Job Unexpectedly Have In Common?

Editors note: Ivy Exec partners with The Voice of Job Seekers in exchanging monthly content.  So one day it’s a sunny Fall day and you’re watching children [...]

Job Networking Lessons from My ‘Hood

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Editor’s note: The beautiful photography is owned by Tieshka K. Smith whose bio is at the end of this article.  I cannot express how vigilant [...]

Interview: 2012 Job Preparedness Indicator

The Job Preparedness Indicator is an annual survey conducted on behalf of the Career Advisory Board, established by DeVry University. It offers data, trends and [...]

7 Job Candidates That Scare The Halloween Out of Employers

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Employers are hoping that they will never see or experience anyone’s career skeletons under any circumstances. Yet, there are job seekers who can’t help showing [...]

Book Review: How to Find a Job Now by Jim Stroud

After listening to Jim Stroud’s podcasts, and watching his videos, I knew that if I read this book that it wouldn’t be a traditional discourse [...]